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Kusha Kapila’s Underneat co-founder left ₹3 crore job to travel the world: ‘People said I was crazy’

Reflecting on his career before taking the break, he said his work routine had become all-consuming. For 13 years, he spent most of his time at work. Underneat CEO Vimarsh Razdan says quitting ₹3 crore job to travel reshaped his approach to work. Vimarsh Razdan, co-founder and chief executive officer (CEO) of actor Kusha Kapila's

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It was another volatile day on Dalal Street, but the bulls managed to stay in control. Strong foreign buying, corporate earnings, and optimism from global tech giants like Microsoft helped benchmarks finish in the green. Closing bell | Five key takeaways from today's market action Indian shares ended on a positive note in a volatile

AI or Human CSR? Focus on the Customer Experience

New research surveying over 750 businesses shows approximately two-thirds of US companies are using AI to drive efficiencies in areas like telephone answering, a traditionally human-centric role. Our business model offers us a unique view into the interaction that occurs when customers place that call, giving us insight into how AI is changing the landscape

How human composting turns bodies into soil

Science & Nature A growing number of Americans are choosing to return to earth after death—literally. The post How human composting turns bodies into soil...

Safe food: A human right amid climate change | Science

Science & Nature Unsafe food leads to illness in an estimated 600 million people and causes 420,000 deaths globally each year (1, 2). Foodborne...

The end of human exceptionalism | Science

Science & Nature Anthropocentric worldviews harm us all, argues a primatologist...Read MoreTama Kucera

Human hair-based recordkeeping was widespread in Incan Empire

Science & Nature The khipu system wasn't only reserved for elite men. The post Human hair-based recordkeeping was widespread in Incan Empire appeared first on...

Human teens beat AI at an international math competition

Science & Nature Google and OpenAI earned gold medals, but were still out-mathed by students. The post Human teens beat AI at an international math...

Human neuron subtype programming via single-cell transcriptome-coupled patterning screens | Science

Science & Nature Human neurons programmed through transcription factor (TF) overexpression model neuronal differentiation and disease. However, the diversity of neuronal subtypes programmable in...

Human Footprints at White Sands Are Up To 22,400 Years Old: Study

Science & Nature Discovery of human footprints at White Sands, New Mexico, dated to between 21,000 and 23,000 years ago, was a notable step...

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Kusha Kapila’s Underneat co-founder left ₹3 crore job to travel the world: ‘People said I was crazy’

Reflecting on his career before taking the break, he said his work routine had become all-consuming. For 13 years, he spent most of his time at work. Underneat CEO Vimarsh Razdan says quitting ₹3 crore job to travel reshaped his approach to work. Vimarsh Razdan, co-founder and chief executive officer (CEO) of actor Kusha Kapila's

Top Stories | Iran tensions rise, Fed stands pat, M&M delivers, Assam floods and more

It was another volatile day on Dalal Street, but the bulls managed to stay in control. Strong foreign buying, corporate earnings, and optimism from global tech giants like Microsoft helped benchmarks finish in the green. Closing bell | Five key takeaways from today's market action Indian shares ended on a positive note in a volatile

Pricol Q1 profit jumps 34% as revenue crosses ₹1,100 crore

Auto components maker Pricol reported a strong June quarter, with net profit rising 34% and revenue growing 24% year-on-year. Higher operating profit and a modest improvement in margins reflected healthy business momentum despite cost pressures. 2 Min Read Pricol Ltdreported a 34.3% year-on-year (YoY) rise in consolidated net profit for the first quarter ended June

Seoul Police Arrest Three in $19M Fake XRP Staking Scam

South Korean police have uncovered one of the country’s biggest XRP related crypto scams after arresting three suspects linked to a fake staking platform that promised fixed monthly returns.  Authorities say the fraud pulled in about 3.4 million XRP from 71 victims, while blockchain tracking shows total wallet flows linked to the operation reached 27.3