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My eyes are on lifting the ODI World Cup: Mithali Raj
The Indian women's ODI cricket team captain is on a record-breaking spree of late. On the latest episode of Forbes India Beyond the Boardroom, she gets candid about growing up with cricket, books, food, fitness and a lot more
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Asian Americans are being attacked. Why are hate crime charges so rare?
As the debate over what legally qualifies as anti-Asian bias unfolds, the community is grappling with the reality that the law is simply not designed to account for many of the ways in which Asian Americans experience racism.
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Carmakers strive to stay ahead of hackers
A hacker could steal a driver's personal data or eavesdrop on phone conversations while nefarious codes inserted into one of a vehicle's electronic control units could cause it to suddenly speed up, shut down or lose braking power.
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Ten interesting things we read this week
Some of the most fascinating topics covered this week are: Sports (ATP Chairman reflects on unprecedented 12 months and what lies ahead), Technology (AI and the future of US intelligence), Interview (Mastering the art of owning it), Travel (Death of the small travel agents in India) and Work Culture (The four-day week is coming soon).
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The commodity cycle has turned. Will the momentum sustain?
After collapsing during the pandemic, commodity prices have bounced back quickly, but don't show signs of a super cycle as yet
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Delay of shots from India slows Britain's speedy Covid-19 vaccination drive
News of a shortfall comes amidst a bitter dispute over supplies between London and the European Union, and a veiled threat from the bloc to use "whatever tool" is necessary to make sure Europe gets its "fair share of vaccines."
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Bhaskar Menon, who turned Capitol records around, dies at 86
Menon became Capitol Records new chief in 1971 and quickly turned its finances around, driving a gargantuan hit in 1973 with Pink Floyd's album "The Dark Side of the Moon"
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Lifestyle and Stress: Keep a Watch for controlling BP and diabetes
Dr. Swain says, a healthy lifestyle and stress management can go a long way in controlling blood pressure and diabetes, especially during the Covid-19 pandemic
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With 35,871 new Covid-19 cases, India sees biggest spike of 2021
Cases in India are on an upward trajectory; on March 18, more than 35,000 new cases were recorded with Maharashtra accounting for 64 percent of the new cases, followed by Punjab, Karnataka, Gujarat and Tamil Nadu
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Bhavish Aggarwal wants to change India's automotive landscape. Can he?
Ola Electric is setting up a two-wheeler manufacturing facility in Tamil Nadu with 10 million-a-year capacity to herald an EV revolution that is likely to make it a frontrunner in the segment
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Learning apps have boomed in the pandemic. Now comes the real test
The pandemic has accelerated the spread of laptops and learning apps in schools, normalising digital education tools for millions of teachers, students and their families