Veena Mani
Correspondent at The Times of India
Sp correspondent @TOI; DanceScribe ; ex @BSINDIA ; Kuchipudi artiste; empanelled with @MinOfCultureGoI for festivals of India abroad
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1 week ago |
timesascent.com | Veena Mani
Luckily, based on her 12th grade scores, she got into a college in Coimbatore and in the stream of her choice. While her relatives helped fund some part of her higher education, Aathira got a partial scholarship for being the first in her family to pursue a college degree. And because she did well in her courses, Aathira managed to get an additional tuition fee waiver of Rs 10,000 each year.
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1 week ago |
timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Veena Mani |Akhil George
TrendingWipro CEO Srini Pallia showcased their cloud car ecosystem powered automotive prototype in Bengaluru, highlighting the company's advancements in software-defined vehicles (SDV). The AI-driven solutions aim to set new benchmarks in the automotive sector, emphasizing durability, performance, and sustainability. This platform offers automakers an integrated, cloud-native software solution with robust cybersecurity, enabling faster innovation at reduced costs.
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1 week ago |
timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Shilpa Phadnis |Veena Mani
TrendingBENGALURU: Even though TCS deferred its annual increments, an unprecedented departure from its April cycle, TCS EVP and CHRO Milind Lakkad said that the company rolled out 1.1 lakh promotions in FY25. They are in the process of hiring about 42,000 trainees in FY26, having recorded a similar number of hires in FY25.
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2 weeks ago |
timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Shilpa Phadnis |Veena Mani
Indian IT firms face challenges amid market volatility and declining stock prices, influenced by potential tariffs and reduced discretionary spending. US businesses are prioritizing cost reduction, impacting the IT and BPO sectors. Experts suggest IT firms should focus on cost management, workforce realignment, and exploring non-US markets to navigate the economic uncertainty and optimize existing projects. BENGALURU: Doing more for less is regaining traction in the IT sector.
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2 weeks ago |
timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Veena Mani |Shilpa Phadnis
US President Donald Trump's tariff announcement has caused a significant drop in tech stocks, with Indian IT firms experiencing falls of 3% to 10%. The uncertainty surrounding these restrictive trade measures poses a threat to growth prospects, as the US accounts for more than 50% of revenue for large-cap IT companies. BENGALURU: US President Donald Trump's tariff announcement sent tech stocks into a frenzy on Thursday.
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