India s unemployment rate rose to its highest level since 1991 during 2020 as coronavirus pandemic caused the economy to come to a screeching halt, according to a study. The nation saw one of the toughest lockdowns in the world starting March last year as
How I survived cancer and built a business with grit and determination
Non-Hodgkin s Lymphoma says he survived because he decided to live every day.
August 25, 2012: My co-founder Swati and I met and conceptualised Team Pumpkin.
February 14, 2013: Team Pumpkin becomes a reality on paper with all legal documents.
March 23, 2013: I was diagnosed with Stage 4 Non-Hodgkin s Lymphoma
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I still remember how Swati reacted when I first broke the news to her. Only two weeks back, her mother had been diagnosed with Stage 2 uterine cancer and I was only going to make her more miserable. She told me on the phone, “I am feeling very, very scared”.
Officials said the board was also apprised of the proposed acquisition of 1 mg, an online medical store, officials said. "It was a regular board meeting and plans for 2021 in terms of execution were largely discussed" an official said, requesting anonymity.
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BENGALURU: Rising instances of data breach at companies since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic have placed sensitive information including financial details of millions of Indians at risk. India’s top firms including Air India, Big Basket, Flipkart, Mobikwik, JusPay and Dominos, among others, have been targeted by hackers since last year. A majority of such firms, however, have either not informed the impacted users or denied occurrence of such attacks.
Experts say that lack of clarity on the cybersecurity regulations in India has also added to the laxity on part of the companies. According to a report by a US telecom firm Verizon, a firm may face losses to the tune of $21,659, due to a single data breach incident with 95 per cent of incidents falling between $826 and $653,587. In India, according to the MHA estimates, there was a 300 per cent increase in cyber attacks on companies in 2020 compared to 2019.
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CHENNAI: The city corporation is set to deploy mobile carts across the city to sell fruits and vegetables from Monday with the lockdown in the city being extended, according to a release from the city corporation on Sunday.
To know the time of arrival of the carts or to check the prices, residents may contact the helpline numbers 94999 32899 or 044 4568 0200. The mobile carts will deliver from 6 am to 12 noon.
According to the release, 2000 mobile carts from traders associations, 600 from the horticulture department and 35 from cooperative societies will service 200 wards of the city corporation.