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Sanatan Dharma: 'sanatan Dharmais The Soul Of India' | Varanasi News - Vimarsana News

Sanatan Dharma: 'sanatan Dharmais The Soul Of India' | Varanasi News

Varanasi: India couldn't develop for nearly 70 years after independence as Sanatan Dharma was ignored, said speakers at a conclave on 'Role of Sanatan.

Living with leprosy in India - Vimarsana News

Living with leprosy in India

People living in leprosy colonies across India grapple with societal stigma, which makes it challenging for them to secure employment and housing. India accounts for more than half of the total leprosy patients in the...

India home to cutting-edge work, not a labour arbitrage story: Netapp, ET Telecom - Vimarsana News

India home to cutting-edge work, not a labour arbitrage story: Netapp, ET Telecom

Bengaluru is the single-largest facility housing engineering talent anywhere in the world for Netapp globally, Bhela, who grew up in Mumbai and has also worked with Microsoft, said.

netapp: India home to cutting-edge work, not a labour arbitrage story: Netapp - Vimarsana News

netapp: India home to cutting-edge work, not a labour arbitrage story: Netapp

Bengaluru is the single-largest facility housing engineering talent anywhere in the world for Netapp globally, Bhela, who grew up in Mumbai and has also worked with Microsoft, said.

Mint Explainer: The mercurial rise of India-focused LLMs - Vimarsana News

Mint Explainer: The mercurial rise of India-focused LLMs

Ola co-founder Bhavish Aggarwal’s new company, Krutrim, is the latest to join the growing band of companies that are focusing on building India-specific large language models–the need of the hour but easier said than done, given high computing costs and paucity of good Indian datasets