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Meet Kautilya Katariya, the British-Indian boy who became the world's youngest computer programmer at age 6 after completing four university-level computer-science certificationsKautilya Katariya, who achieved the remarkable feat of becoming a Guinness World Record holder at the tender age of six, has proven himself...- Who is Aman Sanger? How the 25-year-old Indian-origin entrepreneur became one of the youngest billionaires after Elon Musk’s SpaceX acquired his AI startup Cursor for $60 billionAman Sanger, an entrepreneur is pivotal in SpaceX's transformative $60 billion deal to acquire Anysphere, the innovator of the AI coding pl...
- Bihar farmer’s son cracks IIT-JEE at 12, goes from IIT Kanpur to PhD in US and AI researchSatyam Kumar became one of India’s youngest IIT entrants after cracking the IIT-JEE at 12 and securing AIR 670 a year later. The Bihar-born...
- Junk food, screens, paper leaks: Rajasthan HC takes Gen Z, Gen Alpha issues to courtRajasthan High Court took suo motu notice of issues affecting young generations. The court banned junk food sales near schools and mandated...
- India's youngest self-made billionaire is looking for a room on D-StreetA teenager once pitched ₹30 lakh for a slice of his startup and mostly got no for an answer. That same idea now heads toward the public mar...
- I never wanted to be a VC: Harshita Arora on why she joined YC as its youngest general partnerHarshita Arora, 24, makes history as Y Combinator's youngest general partner. She initially joined as a visiting partner, finding her calli...
- Indian teens among youngest founders to get accepted into Y Combinator W26Two Indian teenagers, Ishaan Gangwani and Aayam Bansal, have become the youngest founders from India to be accepted into Y Combinator’s Win...
- India must aim to be No 1 economy: N Chandrababu Naidu at ET WLF 2025Andhra Pradesh focuses on human capital to attract investments. Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu aims to make India the top economy. He h...
- From Rahul Gandhi to PM Modi, tributes pour in for Rajiv Gandhi on 34th death anniversaryIndia's leaders across the political spectrum commemorated Rajiv Gandhi's 34th death anniversary, honoring his contributions to modernizing...
- India & Dubai driving innovation, fueled by the ‘hungriest people’ for change: DHL's Amadou DialloIndia and Dubai are spearheading logistics innovations, and both are set to play pivotal roles in shaping tomorrow’s logistics innovations,...
- Happy 60th, N Chandrasekaran! Life mantra of Tata Chairman includes simple living, healthy eating & enjoying outdoor activities with wife LalithaNatarajan Chandrasekaran, the Chairman of Tata Group, shared insight into his personal and professional life on a Netflix documentary, host...
- Women less likely to pursue STEM careers, says surveyMeasures taken during college education would help prepare young women better to go the distance in STEM careers, the survey suggested.
- Techy tots: When parents started to enroll their kids in robotics classes!Keen to make their kids future ready, parents are choosing robotics courses over the stereotype drawing & drama lessons.
- Rise of young supercoders: How Indian kids are making a mark in the coding world12-year-old Tanmay Bakshi from Toronto will join a list of Indo-origin kids making their presence felt across global stage.
- Meet Varun Sivaram, the Stanford graduate who believes in India's solar energy storySivaram opted for engineering physics and international relations in Stanford, and is now an adviser to the head of New York State’s entire...
- CAT is old hat for Gen Y; GMAT aspirants rise as young guns eye global B-schoolsThe number of students under 25 appearing for GMAT rose 19% in 2014 from the previous year, according to data from the Graduate Management ...
- President Pranab Mukherjee gives awards to 20 children for exceptional achievementMukherjee could not stop his smile when the youngest among the recipients -- five-year-old Satvik Nayak C, dressed in a blue jacket, approa...
- 14 tech superstars who didn't need college to become billionairesWhether to skip college or not is totally up to you. But if you're one of those thinking about it, this will serve as inspiration.
- Barely out of school, teens turn tech entrepreneursKshitij Kumar, 18, who has just finished class 12, is heading to the University of Illinois for a degree in business and computer science.
- IBM lab to leverage innovation in India: Daniel DiasDaniel M Dias, director, IBM Research Labs India, is responsible for leading the growth of the IBM India Research Lab. Dr Dias talked about...
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