5 women executives from Indian IT are in the global top 25

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5 women executives from Indian IT are in the global top 25 A list, compiled by The IT Services Report, ranks the top 25 women leaders in the world of IT services and has five women from Indian companies, this year. Points from Vodafone-Idea's new look Earlier in September, Indian service provider Vodafone-Idea launched a new, unified brand for their services, called VI. Here's what that means. How can airlines recover from the coronavirus-hangover? With the pandemic closing down borders, both inside and outside the country, travel has greatly reduced meaning business has been bad for airlines, and it could remain like that for the foreseeable future. Meet the Karnataka cop who teaches migrant kids every day after duty Shanthappa Jademmanavr teaches 25 kids all of whom belong to migrant workers. These kids do not have access to smartphones or laptops to attend online classes. International Literacy Day: Origins, significance and what lies ahead At the 14th session of Unesco's general conference in 1966, September 8 was declared as the International Literacy Day. And it was celebrated for the first time in 1967. Indians fast embracing other smart devices, not just phones Smartphone users in India are now willing to own other categories of smart devices and gadgets to derive advantages on a wider spectrum serving, a new report said. China's COVID-19 vaccines China, the original epicenter of the coronavirus, has publicly displayed its COVID-19 vaccines - for the first time - at a trade fair in Beijing. Worried about your kids becoming obese? Probiotics may help As per recent research, probiotic supplements and a calorie-controlled diet may help manage obesity in the younger population and reduce future health risks, such as heart disease and diabetes. America's muscled space mice, boon for astronauts Dr. Se-Jin Lee of the Jackson Laboratory chose eight mice, who were then bulked up, gaining almost twice the muscle as the unmodified mice; the remaining mice quickly lost muscle mass in space, while the modified mice did not. Mercedes AMG GLE 53 4MATIC+ Coupe coming to India The GLE-class mid-size luxury SUV, which will be the first AMG 53 series hitting the Indian road, is scheduled to be launched in the domestic market on September 23.

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