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High salary, high rent but missing out. Bengaluru man makes a sharp observation about techies in his premium societyA Bengaluru software professional revealed that premium apartment amenities like swimming pools and gyms remain unused due to demanding wor...- Paying Rs 6 lakh income tax & Rs 1.4 lakh GST, yet losing 2.5 months in traffic: Bengaluru techie spark outrage over daily commuteA Bengaluru tech professional's Reddit post has sparked debate over the city's crippling traffic, which he describes as a "hidden tax" on p...
- Bengalurians know the traffic struggle! Techie's hilarious 'meeting on wheels' idea gets the internet’s approvalA Bengaluru techie humorously proposes holding meetings in traffic by posting an image of a truck carrying office chairs with people sittin...
- Bengaluru: Water, end to congestion on roads top demands from techies who votedThe young professionals, who came out to vote in soaring temperatures, said they wanted strong solutions for the city whose tech corridor h...
- Sachin Bansal says India needs modern banks; exodus continues at Tesla IndiaBansal said that the country needs more modern banks if it is to build an advanced economy, as a handful of traditional banks can’t do that...
- Ecomm giants queue up for ONDC; ecomm enablers bag big bucksIndia’s Open Network for Digital Commerce aims to counter the market power of large ecommerce companies such as Amazon, Flipkart and Relian...
- Homecoming: What's motivating boomerangs to take a chanceMore professionals are giving up promising careers in big cities to start up in their tier-2 hometowns.
- Two years on, commuters continue to suffer as BMTC squats on real-time dataTwo years on, commuters continue to suffer as BMTC squats on real-time data, refusing to share it on its platforms.
- How the humble office canteen is witnessing a gastronomic makeoverThe staid office canteen is getting a luxe makeover as great food at work is seen as an important perk.
- IT corridor rail line going electric soonLast week, the Rail Vikas Nigam, a government of India enterprise, floated tenders for the electrification of the Baiyappanahalli-Omalur (v...
- Bengaluru's plan for overhauling sub urban railways may be heading towards roadblocksIt was not until sub-urban railways' importance was articulated by the knowledge economy — IT workers stranded on saturated roads began to ...
- A journey ends, another beginsThe network is of only 42 km and does not reach all parts of the massive urban sprawl. Also, it is not that there was no public transport i...
- How startups are using tech and public data to bring back the joy of train travelStartups are applying technology to help passengers find confirmed tickets by predicting availability and even have a hot meal by deliverin...
- PressPlay, India’s Netflix, wants to address all your entertainment needsPressPlay launched its services in April, 2014 on the Delhi-Agra route on a small scale followed by Delhi-Manali on a bigger scale.
- Coworking: India's trendiest start-ups operate out of cafes rather than conventional workplacesInside the collaborative world of co-working, the benefits it’s yielding start-ups and why a clutch of entrepreneurs is ramping up such spa...
- Check out the lazy Indian's guide to good lifeGod bless entrepreneurship. Now you don’t have to move out of the house. You can do your grocery shopping, clothes shopping, shoe shopping ...
- Techies find Whitefield out of reachThough 3.5 lakh techies commute to work there daily from the city, IT/ITES corridors are now being set up in Outer Ring Road and Bangalore ...
- 7 businesses that challenged conventional thinkingThese were everyday people, but 2 things set them apart: nudge of a new idea & a passion to excel.
- TCS, Wipro, Infosys, loosen purse strings to retain staffCos such as Cognizant, SAP, Mahindra Satyam, TCS, Wipro, Infosys, Oracle, etc may offer a pay hike of 7-15% at operational level and 12-18%...
- Home-office: Bridge the gapAs Bangalore’s traffic woes get increasingly worse, IT companies are looking at innovative solutions
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