🪩 Ruhee Dosani: Grooving with the stars

 
18 FEBRUARY 2023View in Browser
 
 
 

Hello,

 

Trouble continues to brew at big tech companies but this time, the impact was felt closer home. 

 

Google's India arm laid off 453 employees across various departments. Twitter, on the other hand, closed down two out of its three offices in India, asking employees to work from home.

 

Meanwhile, if you ever felt lazy for oversleeping in the winter, science is here to help. New research suggests that while humans do not hibernate, we may need more sleep during colder months.

 

ICYMI: How chicken became part of the culinary world because of one clerical error.

 

After all, who doesn’t like a bit of food history to start the weekend, right?

 

In today’s newsletter, we will talk about 

  1. Ruhee Dosani: Grooving with the stars
  2. Vietnam: A budget-friendly getaway
  3. Dining in the Amazon (at Mumbai)

Here’s your trivia for today: When is World Vada Paav Day celebrated?

 
 

Interview

 

Ruhee Dosani: Grooving with the stars

 
 

Ruhee Dosani has been on cloud nine ever since actor and singer Diljit Dosanjh reposted her reels. Now, the content creator has over two million followers on Instagram, and has collaborated with Priyanka Chopra, Madhuri Dixit, Janhvi Kapoor, Kartik Aryan, and Aamir Khan.

 

Claim to fame:

  1. Ruhee began making videos during the lockdown at her home in the US and is influenced by Bollywood.
  2. Famous as ‘Punjab di kudi’, she grooved to Hindi and Bhojpuri songs with her pals in her initial videos.
  3. All of her videos have the signature Ruhee Dosani avatar—her trademark black hat, long braids, and cool shades.

Read More

 
 
 

Top Deals of the Week

 

1) InsuranceDekho: $150M| Series A

2) PhonePe: $100M| Equity

3) Garuda Aerospace: $22M| Series A

 
 
 

Travel

 

Vietnam: A budget-friendly getaway

 
 

From bustling cities to rivers, beaches, and mountains—Vietnam has a lot to offer, and is slowly emerging as a quick and cheap travel destination. Direct flights, a hassle-free visa process, and a myriad range of activities make it the perfect international destination for Indians.

 

Must-visit places:

  1. A UNESCO world heritage site, Halong Bay is known for its emerald waters and limestone islands.
  2. Known as the lantern city of Vietnam, Hoi An is a melting pot of cultures and boasts of French colonial buildings and traditional Vietnamese pagodas.
  3. Ninh Binh's magical riverine landscape, tall mountains, and lush-green surroundings make it a real gem.

Read More

 
 
 

Food and wine

 

Dining in the Amazon (at Mumbai)

 
 

Inspired by the South American forest, Amazonia in Mumbai’s BKC offers diners a continental palette among floor-to-ceiling plants, fringed lamps, tropical trees, a huge giraffe, and other animals and birds.

 

Exotic taste:

  1. The 120-seater restaurant offers the sights and sounds of the real jungle with fringed lights and vines hanging down from the ceiling.
  2. The menu is divided into Thai, Japanese, Korean, Thai, and Italian. Thai entrée Yum Mamuang and Japanese pancake Okonomiyaki are must-haves.
  3. Amazonia offers an entire list of ramen bowls—from yakisoba to curry udon, spicy miso ramen, and soy-based shoyu.

Read More

 
 
 

News & Updates

 
  1. Not up to mark: Facebook parent Meta gave thousands of employees subpar ratings in a recently concluded round of performance reviews, a signal that more job cuts may be on the way. The company also cut a bonus metric, one of several steps taken after Zuckerberg declared 2023 a “year of efficiency”. 
  2. Money matters: Global cryptocurrency exchange Binance had secret access to a bank account belonging to its purportedly independent US partner and transferred large sums of money from the account to a trading firm managed by CEO Changpeng Zhao, banking records and company messages show.
  3. An about-turn: Tesla is recalling 362,758 vehicles manufactured between 2016 and 2023 after US authorities said its automated-driving technology could increase the risk of a crash. Tesla is expected to fix the issue through an over-the-air software update by April 15.
 
 
 
 

Here's what else we have for you

 

This edtech soonicorn is creating next-gen tech skills and future innovators

In association with Dell Technologies

 

Billed as one of the fastest growing edtech companies in the markets that it serves in, BrightCHAMPS is creating next-gen tech skills and future innovators in over 30+ countries. Founded in 2020 by IIT-Varanasi graduate Ravi Bhushan, BrightCHAMPS aims to bridge the gap between school education and children’s real learning needs.
 
 
 

The UK government’s special programme that helps you move your scale up to the UK

 

Yes, you read the headline right! The UK government’s Global Entrepreneur Programme (GEP) helps high-growth overseas companies relocate to the UK. GEP is the Department for Business and Trade’s (DBT) flagship programme that enables ambitious, internationally mobile entrepreneurs and their innovation-rich companies to scale and grow from a UK global headquarter.
 
So if you are an entrepreneur or founder of an ‘innovative technology business’ based in India and want to relocate your headquarters to the UK, the government there is ready with all the support to help you move your business and it's free! GEP is also a visa endorsement body for the innovator visa and is therefore able to facilitate entry into the UK.
 
 
 
 

Community Voices: How KML Sensors helped their customer inspect 100 percent of their pipes for dimensional accuracy

In association with Plugin Alliance

 

KML Sensors was working with a pipe manufacturer who could utilise only 50 percent of their plant capacity due to manual measurements. Read on to know how KML Sensors made a difference with their smart technology.

Know More

 
 
 
 

Did you know?

 

When is World Vada Paav Day celebrated?

 

Answer: August 23

 
 
 
 

We would love to hear from you! To let us know what you liked and disliked about our newsletter, please mail nslfeedback@yourstory.com


If you don’t already get this newsletter in your inbox, sign up here. For past editions of the YourStory Buzz, you can check our Daily Capsule page here.

 
FeedbackUnsubscribeNewsletters
 
 
Previous Post Next Post

Contact Form