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Work-Life Balance: ‘Salary gets debited before it even arrives’: Gurgaon woman’s work-life video strikes a chord online

Conversations around work life are no longer limited to promotions, appraisals, or career growth. Increasingly, people are talking about something much simpler and far more personal: whether they have any time left for themselves after work. Across social media, posts about burnout, rising expenses, and the feeling of living the same day over and over…

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PM Modi’s ‘Kuch Kuch Hota Hai’ moment in Indonesia & a ‘bahut kuch’ message for future ties | India News

Prime Minister Narendra Modi with Indonesia’s President Prabowo Subianto NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday invoked the popularity of Bollywood film ‘Kuch Kuch Hota Hai’ in Indonesia to describe the warmth between the two countries, saying India-Indonesia ties could go far beyond ‘kuch kuch’ and lead to ‘bahut kuch’.Addressing the Indian diaspora during…

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India urges US to reconsider proposed 12.5% tariff over ‘forced labour’ probe under USTR’s Sec 301

India has urged the United States to reconsider its proposed 12.5% tariff on Indian imports under the USTR’s Section 301 forced labour investigation. India has urged the United States to withdraw its proposal to impose an additional 12.5% tariff on Indian imports under a Section 301 investigation into forced labour-related trade practices, saying the move…

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Salman Khan breaks the internet as he soaks in the rains with swag, flaunts ripped physique and jeans, teases ‘Maatrubhumi’ release |

Salman Khan has the ability to set the internet abuzz with even a simple picture or caption. The actor often treats fans to selfies and gym photos on social media. In his latest set of pictures, Salman can be seen soaking in the rain against a lush green, mist-covered backdrop. With just one word, ‘Maatrubhumi’…

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‘Some debts aren’t financial’: Microsoft engineer earning ₹1.9 crore says father sold mother’s jewellery for his education

Manu Agrawal (Credits: LinkedIn) For many students, a college fee receipt marks the beginning of higher education. For software engineer Manu Agrawal, it came with a sacrifice he says he has never forgotten.In a recent LinkedIn post, Agrawal recalled how his father sold his mother’s jewellery to pay his Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) fees.“₹15,000…

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