Nikhil Batra
Research Director at International Data Corporation (IDC)
Telecom Analyst @ IDC - Cloud Tech, OSS/BSS, IoT/Big Data
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1 week ago |
jagranjosh.com | Nikhil Batra
Optical illusions are a fun way to engage your brain into finding hidden objects, breaking free from the monotonous daily routine. These puzzles are designed in such a way that it tricks your brain into thinking that there is no hidden object/animal in the image. This happens because our brain is programmed in such a way that it fills in the gaps with already available information. That is why optical illusions leave you scratching your head for the answer.
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1 week ago |
jagranjosh.com | Nikhil Batra
Spot the difference puzzles are a fun way to give your eyes and brain a little workout. You've got two pictures that look almost exactly the same, but there are a few things changed between them. Your job is to find those little changes. It might be something small, like a missing button, or a color that's a bit off. It's a nice, relaxing way to spend a few minutes, and it's kind of satisfying when you finally find all the differences.
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1 week ago |
jagranjosh.com | Nikhil Batra
NYT Strands is a fun new take on the classic word game. This game is made by The New York Times and it is not your usual word search as each NYT Strands puzzle carries a special theme, and your goal is to find words hidden in the given grid that matches that theme. You get a brand new word puzzle every day. It's cool because it's always something different. Sometimes you'll see words right away, and other times you'll have to really think.
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1 week ago |
jagranjosh.com | Nikhil Batra
NYT Strands is a fun new take on the classic word game, made by The New York Times. It’s not your usual word search as each puzzle has a special theme, and your goal is to find words hidden in the grid that match that theme. There’s a new puzzle every day, so there’s always something fresh to try. Some words will jump out at you, while others might take a little more thought. Whether you're passing time or building your vocabulary, Strands is a great way to keep your brain active and have some fun.
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1 week ago |
jagranjosh.com | Nikhil Batra
NYT Strands is a fun new take on the classic word game, made by The New York Times. It’s not your usual word search as each puzzle has a special theme, and your goal is to find words hidden in the grid that match that theme. There’s a new puzzle every day, so there’s always something fresh to try. Some words will jump out at you, while others might take a little more thought. Whether you're passing time or building your vocabulary, Strands is a great way to keep your brain active and have some fun.
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