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Dating in the time of AI: Are you swiping right on a guy, girl, ChatGPT, or Gemini?AI is reshaping online dating, with many users now relying on tools to craft bios, messages and even real-time conversations, often creatin...- No friends, zero purpose, poor diet: Nutritionist gives reality check on what happens when you start living like machines. ‘Money loses value when you stop existing’Fast-paced city life in Bengaluru impacts young professionals. Long work hours and digital overload lead to loneliness and poor habits. Man...
- 32-year-old laid-off NRI techie moves back to India from US after 9 years. But finds same loneliness back again due to strange reasonsA 32-year-old professional's return to India after nearly a decade in the US has sparked discussions on reverse migration. Losing his job o...
- Savings rose to 90% after shifting to India: How this US-based techie's move transformed his life for betterAn Indian technocrat left a high-paying Microsoft job in Seattle for a remote role in Delhi, significantly improving his quality of life. B...
- Techie shifts to Goa from metro city, saves Rs 45K in monthly rent. Now, everyone wants his type of lifeRaj, a tech professional, relocated from Noida to Goa. He previously paid Rs 64,000 in rent. Now, his rent is Rs 19,000 per month in South ...
- 'Is loneliness driving Bengaluru techies towards becoming auto drivers': TedX speaker's LinkedIn post goes viralIn Bengaluru, a string of real-life stories has captured public attention: full-time tech professionals moonlighting as gig workers—not for...
- Can driving an auto-rickshaw combat loneliness? Bengaluru's Microsoft techie thinks soA Microsoft engineer in Bengaluru has taken to driving an auto-rickshaw on weekends to combat loneliness, sparking a lively debate on socia...
- Warning for Bengaluru techies: BITS Pilani alum reveals high rent, traffic, hair loss, alcohol among top concernsA BITS Pilani alumnus recently sparked a conversation on X (formerly Twitter) about the challenges faced by tech professionals in Bengaluru...
- Bengaluru: Microsoft engineer drives Namma Yatri auto on weekends to overcome lonelinessA Bengaluru resident's social media post reveals that a Microsoft engineer drives an auto-rickshaw on weekends to combat loneliness. The po...
- Is the NRI dream fading? Find out how it is becoming more difficult for Indians seeking higher education, jobs abroadThis story is playing out across the most sought-after destinations, such as the US, Canada, UK, Europe and Australia, among others. If you...
- The loneliness of a well-paid techie and side-effects of the new WFH workplaceDuring the pandemic, the emergence of a new workplace with remote work and work from home (WFH) was a path-breaking human resource innovati...
- “Rent a Boyfriend” on Valentine’s Day 2023: A Gurugram techie is offering “dating services”. Read hereA Gurugram techie is providing “boyfriend on rent” services for Valentine’s Day 2023, and the pricing for his dating services amazed netize...
- Working from home helped Anker Innovations India head enhance productivityGopal Jeyaraj feels working from home renders a flexible working pattern.
- With hyper-competitive workplaces, should mental illness be treated like any other ailment?One of every 10 people in India has a mental illness, according to a survey by Bengaluru’s National Institute of Mental Health & Neuro Scie...
- Pride & No Prejudice: Indian LGBTQ+ community in US find acceptanceThe work of several organisations has helped the Indian American LGBTQ + community find acceptance among the diaspora
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