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We're going rural everywhere (in the World): Sridhar Vembu
Zoho founder and CEO Sridhar Vembu on being honoured with the Padma Shri, launching a new instant messaging app and his experience of starting a school in a village in Tamil Nadu
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Ten interesting things we read this week
Some of the most fascinating topics covered this week are: Investing (Mastery through deliberate practice), Technology (Why your bank's systems keep failing), Business (Secrets of successful listening), and Obituary (Katharine Whitehorn and Mahinder Watsa - Counsels of imperfection)
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Post the lockdown, big solitaires have vanished: Sachin Jain
Forevermark India managing director Sachin Jain on why people have been buying bigger, better and simpler jewellery, and the trends that will continue into this year
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Mobile internet services suspended in most of Haryana until January 30
17 of 22 districts of the state will not have mobile internet and SMS services until 5 pm on January 30
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Why disinvestments will be key for growth of the post-pandemic economy
While the pandemic derailed plans, the government needs to meet its targets next year to bridge fiscal deficit
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TCS is one of the largest recruiters in India: Rajashree R
Rajashree R, chief marketing officer of TCS, on the company's soaring brand value, attracting young talent and reinventing during Covid-19
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Indian students, Uncle Sam wants you (once again)
Will the US under President Joe Biden regain its status of the 'Promised Land' for higher education?
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A lowdown on Personal Data Protection Bill 2019
On World Data Privacy Day, Forbes India explains the rights granted to users, terms of consent, dealing with data breaches, liability of data processors, and some key issues with the Bill
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Were the Republic Day internet shutdowns in Delhi, Haryana necessary?
Experts believe that the shutdown orders did not comply with the standards laid down in the Anuradha Bhasin judgement
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Didn't want the series to be remembered as the 'great Adelaide collapse': Shubman Gill
India's young opening batsman on what started the remarkable turnaround during the Australia tour, the 'nervous 90s' that got to him and the seamless transition from the junior to the senior level
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WhatsApp Privacy Case: 'If it is a voluntary app, what is the issue?' asks Delhi HC
The government of India also questioned WhatsApp over its preferential treatment to European users where the updates to its privacy policy will not be implemented; WhatsApp is supposed to send its response to the Indian government by January 25