Narayan..Narayan..
+a wake up call from Indian Railways
Hey!
We all have enjoyed the movie on Steve Jobs or even Zuck - so why not a movie on our desi entrepreneur, Narayana Murthy?
Isn’t it time to celebrate him (and his creation)?
Well, Ashwiny Iyer-Tiwari (of ‘Nil Battey Sannata) and Nitesh Tiwari (Dangal)— the writer, director, producer duo — is finalising the screenplay for the movie ‘Murthy’.
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GitHub opens India office
As the third-largest group of active developers on GitHub, Indian developers are truly building the future of software. Over the past year, the number of public repositories in India has grown 75 percent, demonstrating a sharp increase in collaboration across the Indian developer community.
In building out a local team in India, our goal is to create stronger relationships with developers and support open source development across developers, maintainers, and enterprises.
50% seats vacant, no new engineering colleges for 2 yrs: AICTE
No fresh applications for setting up new institutes will be accepted till 2022, the AICTE has decided.
As per AICTE, only 6 lakh engg graduates found jobs during campus placements.
Between 2015 and 2019, a total of 518 engineering colleges have shut down.
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Swiggy launches BrandWorks to enable restaurant partners to create delivery brands
Swiggy BrandWorks enables restaurant partners having superior culinary capabilities and unutilized kitchen capacities, to co-create delivery brands powered by Swiggy’s insights so as to serve unmet consumer needs.
Wake up call: From Indian Railways to you 30 mins before your destination
In a bid to make train journeys more convenient for such passengers, Indian Railways offers a service where passengers get a phone call before the train is about to enter their destination or railway station.
Facebook, Twitter, Tiktok legally bound to reveal info if Indian govt asks
Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and TikTok will have to reveal users’ identities if Indian government agencies ask them to, according to the country’s controversial new rules for social media companies and messaging apps expected to be published later this month.
Another tool for the govt? Or is this a noble intention?