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Arunachal Pradesh police arrested 15 people, including six government servants, in connection with an inter-state sex racket. The girls wer...

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Last year, his wife discovered his online gambling habit and later also found that he had lost Rs 70 lakh of his savings. She, along their ...

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Around 28% women employees believe they aren't likely to become a technology leaders.

The fifth edition of TechGig Geek Goddess will take place in the second week of November; while the women-only coding competition will acce...

Whether in India or the UK, the issue of diversity at the workplace seems to have a universal refrain.

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Studies have shown that India’s technology sector is seeing a nearly 30 per cent drop out among women employees after short career stints.

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An Indian offshore arm of Microsoft’s IT engineering division is trying to persuade women who have taken a career break to return.