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Wonderful to be on a panel discussing changing workforce dynamics driven by AI and Gen Z. What do Managers do, what does the organization do? Thanks @Storyboard18_ @CNBCTV18News You can watch the full episode here youtu.be/sr7XIENQXOQ?si=8l7y…

Do you know who coined the word "Fiber optics"? Fortune named him one of seven "Unsung Heroes of the 20th Century" for his Nobel Prize-deserving invention. He is called the father of Fiber optics He is Narinder Singh Kapany whose birth anniversary is on 31st October (1926). ​His ground-breaking research in optics revolutionized high-speed global telecommunications, medical imaging, solar energy, and modern data infrastructure. He was conferred the Padma Vibhushan in 2021. Let's remember and applaud this pioneering Indian scientist

Do you remember him and the character he played ?

Don't know who he is but took me back to the era of "Discos" Got this from WA

Standing and hearing the Lord Ayyappan morning chants .....bliss Swamiye Saranam Ayyappa (This is some days back when I was blessed to have darshan of Lord Ayyappa)

Behind the hotel front office glitter is the reality of poor maintenance

Don't want to get into political debate on IDBI. But having seen Fairfax group working and the way they take care of people, IDBI employees should be happy about having such a shareholder. Take a look at all the companies they are involved and see how employees have benefited

Some days back....in Venice.

#HRSutra 1585 Rapid change is disturbing but noticeable. So we take action. Gradual change is easy to miss. By the time we notice, there may not be much we can do.

Road or river, driving standards need to improve. This incident took place during the Champions Boat League (CBL) race in Kerala, sometime in 2023

Kodinhi is a small village in Kerala's Malappuram district that is famous as India's "Twin Town" because of its unusually high rate of twin births. Home to an estimated 400 to 550 pairs of twins among roughly 2,000 families, meaning nearly 20% of the population consists of twins. Scientific teams from India and abroad (including CSIR-CCMB and international researchers) have studied the village's DNA, saliva, and water/soil samples, but have not found a proven genetic or environmental cause. Women from Kodinhi who marry and move to other areas continue to give birth to twins, and outside women who move into the village also begin having twins. Residents have formed India's first association for twins, the Twins and Kins Association (TAKA), in 2008 to track records and support families.

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