Naman Bansal

Incessant rainfall. Beware of communicable diseases!

Waterborne diseases are illnesses caused by microscopic organisms like viruses and bacteria that are ingested through contaminated water or by coming in contact with feces. Polluted or dirty water is very harmful to health. It causes many serious health problems if not treated at an early stage because of presence of different harmful bacteria and germs. These diseases can be …

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How Much Do Car Insurance Rates Go Up After An Accident?

An accident happens in the blink of an eye but has long-term effects in many ways. You have to recover from the injuries. You have to get the car repaired. Take care of the bills and mountain of payments and what not! However, there is another aspect to consider- the premium amount or insurance rate. Statistics show that the insurance …

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CHUSEOK

With the coming of fall, festive spiritsslowly start enveloping the air all around the world. Chuseok— the Korean thanksgiving, is one of the representative traditional Koreanfestivals celebrated in autumn on full moon of the 15th day of the 8th month of the lunar calendar. Chuseok, also known as ‘Hangawi’ (한가위), is a mid-autumn harvest festival where families gather and celebrate …

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How Analytics Can Improve Your Business

These days, more and more businesses are implementing the use of business analytics. No matter how large or small you are, analytics provides you with valuable insights that can then help you to make informed, effective decisions for your business. Here are four ways that business analytics can help you to improve your business. Boost Business Efficiency You have certain …

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Over 7 in 10 organizations which have implemented sustainable product design have seen increased revenue growth, customer satisfaction and employee engagement

But just 22% of organizations have made sustainability a key component of their product design strategies New Delhi, September 8, 2022 – Organizations must embed sustainability within their product-design processes if they are to meet net zero goals, particularly those tied to scope 3 emissions[1]. According to the Capgemini Research Institute’s latest report, “Rethink: Why sustainable product design is the …

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Working women’s sexual health needs attention: Plum’s study

● One in five women in India deal with PCOS, which is a leading cause of infertility ● Start-ups like Meesho and Darwinbox are offering IVF covers Bengaluru, September 7, 2022: As per World Bank data, since the COVID-19 outbreak, female employment in India has dropped down by 9% in 2022. Of the multiple reasons, an alarming concern is stress …

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TI Clean Mobility launches Montra Electric 3W

India, 6th September 2022: TI Clean Mobility, a subsidiary of ‘Tube Investments of India: A Murugappa Group Company’, launched Montra Electric 3W Auto in Chennai today. The launch of this 3W Auto marks the brand’s entry in the electric space. The new vehicle is set to revolutionize the last mile mobility sector of India, with its distinct looks, powerful performance …

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Badshah applauds the superheroes – the Squad Bosses of Realme MTV Hustle 2.0! Read more to find out why!

Realme MTV Hustle 2.0 – India’s first ever rap reality television show is on the floor with a bang. The mega rap battle between the highly talented rappers of India is setting benchmarks with the second season of Hustle by MTV. This season features rap supremo Badshah as the judge and EPR, King, Dee MC, and Dino James as the …

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Benefits of Automating User Acceptance Testing

The goal of user acceptance testing (UAT) is to ensure that the system meets the demands of the users and is consistent with the expectations of the company. Users are the intended target audience for UAT, thus that’s another name for it. The goal of user acceptance testing (UAT) is to ensure that all of an app’s features perform as …

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Surrounded by Water With None to Drink!

This year’s floods in India caused the deaths of hundreds and the loss of homes for thousands of people. In the North-East, there were over 200 fatalities and 90+ lakh people who were impacted. The town of Silchar, Assam was submerged in water for weeks! Residents were stranded in their homes, with no electricity, or access to basic amenities like …

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