When a software engineer in his 20s screamed for help last Friday night, marooned in a waterlogged trench near his house in Noida and latching on to his slowly sinking car, there was no shortage of ...

With the tech sector facing a wave of global job cuts, professionals need a bounce-back strategy for sudden layoffs. A viral story from an Indian techie highlights this necessity, detailing how they ...

It was around midnight on Friday when Yuvraj Mehta was driving home in Noida from his workplace in Gurugram. Dense fog had lowered visibility to a minimum as Delhi and its surrounding areas shivered ...

Layoffs can often lead to anxiety, but when you are the sole earner for your family, the pressure is even higher. The techie had secured the role through campus placements with a salary of 11 LPA.

As the Noida techie death incident sparked accusations of negligence, delayed rescue operations and protests by local residents, a truck driver, Gurvinder Singh, who survived an accident at the same ...

A 26-year-old delivery executive — a key eyewitness to techie Yuvraj Mehta’s death apart from his father — alleged that police officers pressured him to stay away from the media for 10 days.

NOIDA: His son's last words keep ringing in Raj Mehta's ears, tormenting him.He was acutely aware that Yuvraj (27) did not know how to swim, and the deeper danger every delayed minute of the rescue ...

The Noida police on Thursday (January 22, 2026) arrested two more builders in connection with the death of a software engineer who drowned after his car plunged into a waterlogged trench near a ...

Yuvraj Mehta (27), who worked in Gurugram, was returning to his home in Noida Sector 150 when his car fell into a deep, water-filled pit near an under-construction site on the night of January 16. He ...

In an era dominated by overnight success stories, a software engineer’s account of slow, persistent effort has struck a chord on social media. Archy Gupta, who now works at Google, has gone viral ...

For eight years, an Indian-origin software engineer, Akaash Vishal Hazarika based in Seattle has had a rare front-row seat to the changing world of Big Tech. Having worked at Google, Amazon, Splunk, ...

For many young Indians, moving to the United States feels like the ultimate life goal. A good degree, a high-paying job, clean cities, and global exposure, America often represents success. But for ...