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MIT Dropout’s $300M AI Startup and Hard‑Truth Advice!

MIT Dropout’s $300M AI Startup and Hard‑Truth Advice!

At 21, Selin Kocalar co‑founded Delve — a $300 million AI compliance startup — and says hard work alone isn’t enough for success.
Daily Zodiac Forecast: Horoscope for December 28, 2025!

Daily Zodiac Forecast: Horoscope for December 28, 2025!

Astrological guidance for all 12 zodiac signs today highlighting energy shifts, intuition, relationships, career, and personal focus for balanced decision-making.
Israel First to Recognise Somaliland’s Independence Statehood!

Israel First to Recognise Somaliland’s Independence Statehood!

Israel has become the first United Nations member to formally recognise Somaliland as an independent state, reshaping Horn of Africa geopolitics and triggering debate.
Japan’s Spherical Solar Breakthrough Redefines Solar!

Japan’s Spherical Solar Breakthrough Redefines Solar!

Japan’s Kyosemi unveils Sphelar, a spherical solar cell that captures sunlight from all directions, challenging flat-panel norms and boosting renewable potential.
What really changed at work in 2025 that nobody expected?

What really changed at work in 2025 that nobody expected?

From AI tools to human-first workplaces, 2025 quietly reshaped how people work, collaborate, and find meaning at their jobs. Here’s what workers across the world actually experienced.
Why did Sarojini Nagar wake up spotless this weekend suddenly?

Why did Sarojini Nagar wake up spotless this weekend suddenly?

A sudden cleanliness makeover in one of Delhi’s busiest markets raises questions about planning, leadership and what it means for everyday shoppers, walkers and vendors.
Startup of the Year – UC’s Recipe for Success

Startup of the Year – UC’s Recipe for Success

Urban Company’s 2025 story shows how India’s home services market can be scaled, trusted, and profitable, proving execution, governance, and repeatable systems now define the best startups.
India’s Black Money Problem Is No Longer Offshore. It’s Domestic and Concrete.

India’s Black Money Problem Is No Longer Offshore. It’s Domestic and Concrete.

India’s black money has shifted from foreign banks to domestic assets, quietly reshaping markets, prices, and economic incentives.

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