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Author: Naquiyah Maimoon
Naquiyah Maimoon
I dwell in the in-betweens—never sure, never boisterous. Hesitant and obstinate, I see what I'm doing through to completion in ways that never map it out. As a writer, I embrace the grey and the neglected. Nature grounds me, words define me, and I've made peace with being slightly out of step.
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New Delhi: In the ever-transforming world of interior design, home interior designs continue to evolve with the introduction of new tones, textures, and color palettes. This is why Vardhman Sagar Marbles has introduced Aqua Grey Italian Marble for homeowners seeking a luxury marble interior. Why is the Aqua Grey Italian Marble from Vardhman Sagar Marbles visually appealing? The Aqua Grey Italian Marble from Vardhman Sagar is popular among homeowners because of the subdued grey, aqua, or silver undertones. These have minute streaks of white, ivory, or smoky grey veining that spread across the marble surface. It has a smooth texture…
New intelligent infrastructure framework brings predictive operations, stronger security, and consistent performance across on-premise and cloud environments Ahmedabad (Gujarat) [India], April 18: Cygnet.One today announced an expanded direction for its Managed IT Services portfolio, introducing Cygnet STRATA, a layered infrastructure framework built to support modern businesses that depend on stable, secure, and high-performing IT environments. As IT systems take on greater operational responsibility, the cost of outages, security gaps, and performance slowdowns continues to rise. Many organizations still rely on reactive support models that respond after issues occur. Cygnet.One is positioning its managed services approach to move beyond that model, focusing on…
Drones are turning software into physical action, reshaping agriculture, logistics, infrastructure, and smart cities.
Personal computing is evolving as cloud platforms, AI workloads, and massive data centers take on more of the work.
AI competition is increasingly defined by data centers, talent, and global positioning rather than dramatic public launches.
Prashanth Reddy, Founder & CEO, Anvayaa New Delhi: Some of the most impactful businesses are not born in boardrooms; they begin with a deeply personal problem that refuses to go away. For Prashanth Reddy, founder of Anvayaa, that problem was strikingly simple yet emotionally loaded: who takes care of your ageing parents when you live miles away? As the only child residing in a different country from his parents, Reddy experienced firsthand the quiet anxiety that millions of working Indians carry every day. Friends and extended family can offer occasional help, but informal support is inconsistent, unreliable, and often emotionally uncomfortable…
AI isn’t replacing IT jobs—it’s rewriting them. While industry leaders urge calm, the real disruption lies in shifting skill demands, shrinking entry-level roles, and a workforce forced to evolve faster than ever before.
India is moving beyond services into AI innovation, but infrastructure, talent, and regulation remain key hurdles.
Artificial intelligence has moved from a promising tool to a force shaping work, governance, and daily behavior.
