Unacademy Says 60% Of Its Staff Will Permanently Work From Home Even After The Lockdown
A day after Twitter said that its employees would be allowed to work-from-home “forever” if they so chose, an Indian company has gone…
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Twitter Has Told Its Employees That They Can Work From Home “Forever”
Tech companies across geographies seem to be agreeing on one thing — the idea of working from home might just extend far beyond the…
The Indian Economy Gearing Towards Self-Reliance Prompts Made-In-India Alternatives For Foreign Products
Here’s the top 20 crowdsourced made-in-India products to choose over their foreign made counterparts.
Uber Begins Delivering Packages In 4 Indian Cities To Keep Its Business Running Amid Covid Crisis
The coronavirus pandemic has upturned businesses: some companies have had to completely shut down operations, while others are being forced to operate in…
Apple Plans To Move 20% Of Its Manufacturing From China To India: Report
The coronavirus is causing ripples across the world economy, and India is already making moves to make sure that it can take advantage….
Google, Facebook To Let Employees Continue To Work From Home Till 2021
Several countries around the world are already easing coronavirus restrictions, but the biggest tech companies seem to be preparing for a much longer…
How The Govt-Owned India Post Is Going Above And Beyond In India’s Fight Against CoVid19
The government-owned India Post office has been dedicatedly working during the lockdown towards delivery of CoVid essentials and well beyond. Ever since the lockdown began on March 23rd, India Post suspended all its regular operations, and devoted all its resources entirely to pandemic related services.
Zomato Is Considering Starting Home Deliveries Of Alcohol: Report
The coronavirus lockdown hasn’t exactly brought cheer to most of the world, but there’s one aspect in which it might just end up…
How A Facebook Group Where Members Pretend To Be Ants Grew To 2mn Followers Thanks To The Pandemic
One of the most bizarre, if impressive, products to come out of the coronavirus pandemic is a Facebook group where the members act like ants. And with almost 2 million members, it’s arguably the largest Facebook group in its history.