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From VIT Vellore to a Rs 9,500 crore unicorn: How this Google employee and McKinsey consultant built Hyderabad's biggest startup

Rohit Chennamaneni’s journey from VIT Vellore and Google to building Hyderabad’s first unicorn is a story of ambition, risk and innovation. After working at McKinsey and gaining global business experience, he co-founded Darwinbox with three friends in 2015. Starting from a small office, the AI-powered HR technology startup grew into a Rs 9,500 crore company serving leading enterprises worldwide. His journey highlights how education, experience and entrepreneurial courage can create lasting impact.
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He studied mechanical engineering, worked at Toyota and Volvo, then built a solution transforming farmers’ lives forever

Anoop Srikantaswamy left a successful automotive career at Toyota, Volvo, Accenture and Ola to build electric tractors for Indian farmers. As the founder of Bengaluru-based Moonrider, he is developing battery-powered agricultural vehicles designed for India’s farming needs. With advanced technology, investor backing and thousands of planned deliveries, Moonrider aims to reduce diesel dependence and transform agricultural mechanisation. His journey highlights how engineering expertise can drive impactful innovation beyond conventional industries.
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Aamir, Gauri return to Mumbai; stepson left puzzled by paps

Aamir Khan and Gauri Spratt were spotted at the airport with her son shortly after tying the knot, triggering a fatwa regarding Aamir's marriage choice. He addressed concerns about Gauri’s religious background and highlighted his views on marriage conditions. This represents Aamir's third marriage, adding to his family from previous relationships. Additionally, his production company is involved in the upcoming film 'Batwara 1947'.
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'Kaisa star hai tu?': Samay takes a hilarious jab at Raghav

On Samay Raina's entertaining show, Raghav Juyal and Niharika NM took center stage to promote their upcoming film. Raina couldn't resist humorously ribbing Juyal about his self-promotion tactics, to which Juyal cheekily likened his approach to that of Alia Bhatt. Meanwhile, snippets from the exclusive episode went viral online, igniting rumors of leaks. The much-anticipated film 'Bhai Tera Star Hai' is set to hit theaters on July 30, 2026.
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Eva Mendes calls out AI image of Ryan Gosling and Johnny Depp

Eva Mendes took immediate action against a misleading AI-generated image that inaccurately showed Ryan Gosling and Johnny Depp together at Comic-Con. She emphasized the need for transparency in AI-generated media, especially given that both actors were at the event individually promoting their own projects. This incident sheds light on the increasing worries over digital fabrication and the importance of accurate representation online.
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'Jumanji: Open World' trailer: Dwayne Johnson returns for 'one last game'

The Jumanji: Open World trailer has arrived, promising a final game chapter. This installment brings the game's chaos into the real world. Returning heroes face new challenges and altered avatar forms. The film is set for a Christmas release, facing box office competition. This movie pays tribute to the original Jumanji film.
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Emily Baldoni takes a jab at Blake Lively

Emily Baldoni marked her thirteenth anniversary with Justin Baldoni by sharing a social media post that sparked intrigue. Many interpreted her caption as a veiled dig at Blake Lively's past legal grievances involving Justin. Observant netizens caught this subtle nod to the situation, leading to widespread discussion about the couple's celebration and its deeper implications.
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Did you know this was the world’s first favourite flavour? Here’s how it became so popular

That flavour is vanilla. It may seem ordinary now because it’s everywhere, but vanilla was once among the rarest and most expensive spices on Earth, second only to saffron. Its journey from the tropical forests of Mexico to becoming the world’s favourite flavour is a fascinating story of history, science, and global trade.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
10 wild animals that make the Masai Mara one of Africa's greatest safari destinations


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Why your child refuses to go to school: 10 common reasons behind it and what parents can do

Psychologists often describe school refusal as a signal rather than the problem itself. The real challenge lies in understanding what that signal is trying to say. Here are some of the most common reasons children begin avoiding school and how parents can respond in a way that helps instead of hurts.
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Quote of the day by Michelangelo: “Genius is eternal patience”

Michelangelo's quote highlights genius as eternal patience, not just innate talent. His life demonstrates immense effort behind extraordinary artistic achievements. Modern society expects quick success, but creative work requires sustained effort. Patience allows talent to mature and turns effort into excellence over time. This perspective reminds us to trust the process of nurturing skills.
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From ocean giants to tiny insects: The 5 loudest animals on earth

Type "loudest animal on earth" into any search bar and you'll get a dozen confidently different answers, some articles say 230 decibels, others say 236, a few throw around 200-plus for a shrimp barely two inches long. Much of that confusion comes down to how the number was measured and reported, not genuine disagreement in the underlying science. Once you go back to the actual peer-reviewed studies behind these claims, a clearer, genuinely fascinating picture emerges. One caveat worth keeping in mind throughout: underwater decibels and airborne decibels aren't directly comparable, since they're measured against different reference pressures, so a "230 dB" ocean sound doesn't translate to a jet engine's volume in air. With that in mind, here are five animals whose extreme loudness has actually been documented in the scientific literature.
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Our FTAs fair & equitable, protect farmers, MSMEs, labour sector: Govt to NDA MPs

Government ministers defended trade pacts, contrasting them with past agreements. These new deals involve larger economies and aim for balanced growth. Fisheries sector exports have doubled, showing significant economic expansion. New markets are emerging, offsetting reduced exports to the United States. The government secured substantial committed investments from European and New Zealand trade partners.
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Middle East war escalates: Multiple dead in US-Saudi strikes in Iraq; Iran targets Hormuz ships - top developments

United States and Saudi Arabia launched joint strikes on Iran-backed groups in Iraq. Iran claimed to have intercepted oil tankers and fired missiles at US installations. Eight Iraqi PMF members were killed in the joint US-Saudi attacks. Oil prices climbed amid concerns over energy supply disruptions. Diplomatic efforts continue as tensions between nations rise.
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Singapore built a floating solar farm in the sea, but thousands of barnacles turned it into an engineering challenge that could sink its 13,000 solar panels

Singapore uses floating solar farms to overcome land scarcity for renewable energy goals. Marine organisms like barnacles attach to pontoons, adding significant weight and reducing buoyancy. This biofouling accelerates corrosion and can damage electrical components of the solar arrays. Maintaining these offshore solar plants requires constant maintenance and inspections.
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