Why are swine flu cases increasing in Delhi? Which mask is best to avoid it?
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Kareena Kapoor Khan has spoken about her approach to choosing films and explained why working with filmmaker Meghna Gulzar appealed to her at this stage of her career. In an exclusive interview with Bollywood Hungama, Kareena discussed her first meeting with Gulzar, the process of reading the script and what ultimately convinced her to come on board. When asked whether she preferred listening to a narration or reading a script herself before committing to a project, Kareena said she was comfortable with both. She explained that in the case of Gulzars film, both of them read the script before moving ahead. Kareena said her decision was also influenced by her admiration for Gulzars previous work. She recalled watching films such as Talvar, Raazi and Sam Bahadur and said she had been keen to collaborate with the filmmaker. I wanted to work with her. Ive been watching Talvar, Raazi, Sam, all her films. So I was just like, I want to do something because I think I was also at a stage where I was looking to work with just a good, solid director, somebody whos sure, and somebody like Magna, who I think is very sure of what she wants, Kareena said. The actor also reflected on the kind of advice she had frequently encountered in the film industry. She said she had become tired of projects being promoted primarily around their entertainment value or potential to succeed at the box office. Referring to Gulzars comments about not chasing money, Kareena said, Im not going to chase money. Im not going to chase the fact that, you know, that kind of thing. She added, I was a bit tired of that also. Kareena further questioned the industry's focus on commercial expectations, saying, Because I have done a bit of films like that, and everybody says that, Oh, this is amazing. This will be amazing, like comedy entertainment. She noted that while people often offered advice, what mattered to her was finding strong scripts and directors. So Im like, but where are the directors and where are the scripts? Nobody talks about that, she said. Kareena added that meeting Gulzar gave her confidence because the filmmaker spoke about the script and the characters, making her feel that the project was in capable hands. You know that youre in good hands, and something that will shine through, she said. Also Read: EXCLUSIVE: Kareena Kapoor Khan opens up on breaking out of boxes and choosing films; says, I want to be working and look amazing and do those parts even when Im 75
Kubbra Sait has often spoken about the importance of human connection. During Suicide Prevention Month, she shared a personal experience from the pandemic and highlighted the importance of being there for others during difficult times. In a recent interaction, Kubbra revealed that she took a suicide prevention course during the pandemic. Her decision came from a simple concern what if someone reached out to her for help and she did not know how to respond? Reflecting on the experience, Kubbra spoke about how even small interactions with strangers can create a sense of connection. She shared that she often smiles at strangers to see how they respond, with some returning the gesture while others looking at her with suspicion. For Kubbra, however, these everyday exchanges represent something deeper. She believes that people do not always have to handle everything on their own and that reaching out to and supporting one another can make a difference. Speaking about why she decided to take the course, Kubbra said, During the pandemic, something amazing happened. I took a suicide prevention course because what if someone called me and I didnt know how to help them? With September observed as Suicide Prevention Month, Kubbra also encouraged people to take a moment to consider how they care for themselves and those around them. She stressed the importance of checking in, reaching out and simply being present for someone who may be struggling. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kubbra Sait (@kubbrasait) She also pointed out that self-care does not necessarily need to involve complicated routines. Simple activities such as stepping outside, moving the body or doing something that brings comfort can also help people take a moment for themselves. Through her message, Kubbra highlighted the value of compassion, human connection and awareness. Her reflections serve as a reminder that supporting others and taking care of oneself can be part of an ongoing conversation, especially when someone may need support. Also Read: Kubbra Sait finds a magnetic spot on her forehead, shares hilarious video
Why Dust Enters Home: Dust doesn't just make a home look dirty. It can also affect indoor air quality and worsen allergies or respiratory problems in some people.How to prevent frequent dust accumulation in the houseEasy Ways To Reduce Indoor Dust At Home: If dust accumulates on furniture, flo...
Refrigerator Food Storage: Do you keep food on any shelf of the fridge? Learn the right place.
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Are you short of breath while climbing stairs? Is it due to lack of fitness or something else?
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Sink Repair: Water leaking from the kitchen sink drain; fix it without calling a plumber.
How to unclog a kitchen sink?Baking Soda and Vinegar Sink Unclog Hacks: If water starts flowing back up instead of down when you pour it into your kitchen sink, there's a clog somewhere in the drain. Initially, the water drains slowly, but after a while, it starts accumulating in t...
From Fitness Confusion To Personalised Health: How Alpha Coach Is Rethinking Wellness
Health and fitness advice is more accessible than ever, but having more information does not necessarily make it easier to make the right choices. Generic diet plans, workout routines and constantly changing wellness trends can leave people wondering what actually suits
Radhika explains what makes Nayanthara so successful at 'Hi' event
Indian woman in Canada reveals 5 things she surprisingly does not miss about life back home
Delhi man works remotely from Goa, reveals what Rs 30,000 a month gets him
Delhi man works remotely from Goa reveals what Rs a month gets him
What is squash momo, the dish making Delhi queue up outside a CR Park eatery?
What is squash momo the dish making Delhi queue up outside a CR Park eatery
WhatsApp gets bill payment feature in India, lets you pay utility bills from app
WhatsApp gets bill payment feature in India lets you pay utility bills from app
What to Know About the US Airstrike That Hit a Wedding in Iran
Heavy explosions shook the coastal town of Kuhestak on the Strait of Hormuz on Tuesday, and security footage carried by Iran's semiofficial Fars news agency showed fireballs lighting up the night sky.
50 experiences, 1 city: Inside Hyderabad
Almost eight years after it began leading history enthusiasts through Hyderabads forgotten spaces, Deccan Archive is making its most ambitious move yet. From September 5 to 20, the organisation is handing the keys of the city back to its residents with Shehr Festival, a two-week-long walk festival that invites residents to explore Hyderabads history, food, Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Can brand SRK help revive brand Vi? What his endorsement history shows
Vodafone Idea has brought in Shah Rukh Khan for its brand makeover, but experts say star power must be backed by network and business improvement
WhatsApp launches bill payments in India to tap into country's UPI craze
WhatsApp launched bill payments in India on September 3, 2026. This feature allows users to pay household and utility bills directly within the app. The service is powered by the Bharat Bill Payment System network. Users can access over 22,000 billers across 30 categories for payments. Meta India aims to make bill payments as effortless as sending a message.
How to clean ceiling fan blades without a ladder: Easy and safe ways to remove dust
Grandma mistakes chatgpt for a real woman on the phone, her adorable reactions win hearts online
Indian stock markets faced a downturn on Thursday, marking a continuation of prior losses. Both the Sensex and Nifty slipped, largely influenced by the fluctuations in oil prices and bond yields. Major corporations like Titan and ITC reported notable share price declines. Contrarily, the broader market displayed resilience, as small and midcap indices flourished, leading to a favorable market breadth on the NSE.
Transforming old gift boxes into practical storage solutions can elevate your home organization. Smaller boxes can easily become drawer organizers for miscellaneous items, while larger ones serve as chic desk organizers for your workspace. Shallow boxes can be turned into ideal jewelry storage. This creative reuse not only minimizes waste but also provides cost-effective ways to keep your belongings tidy.
Tata Curvv Series X: Whats new across the six variants?
Tata Curvv Series X: Whats new across the six variants?
NRIs can now be nominees for India's small-savings schemes like PPF and NSC, a change from 2023. While they can receive proceeds, repatriation abroad is restricted and subject to FEMA and banking rules, typically requiring crediting to an NRO account first. Understand the nuances before naming an NRI nominee.
Happy Krishna Janmashtami 2026: Wishes, Messages, Quotes, Images, Facebook And WhatsApp Status
Here are simple wishes, messages, quotes, images and Facebook and WhatsApp status ideas to share with family and friends.
Middle-Class Career Ladder Is Changing: What Happens When AI Takes Over Entry-Level Work
The traditional career ladder was simple. A fresher joined a company, handled routine work, learnt from seniors and took on bigger responsibilities.
Tim Curry's iconic dialogue from the film Legend is fondly recalled by fans. His portrayal of Darkness resonated with a haunting and introspective depth, leading to thoughts about how youthful ambitions often morph into later-life regrets. Read on to know why this quote matters today.
What Sets the Top Builders in Chennai Apart?
Chennai has steadily grown into one of Indias most preferred residential markets, supported by expanding infrastructure, established employment hubs, and well-connected neighbourhoods. From first-time homebuyers to families planning a long-term investment, many people are exploring housing options that match their lifestyle and future goals. As the city continues to evolve, choosing the right residential project []
What could have prompted the latest hike in commercial LPG prices?| Explained
The latest available government data reported that Indias state-owned oil-marketing companies were incurring under-recoveries of188 per cylinder inearly August, down from500 per cylinder in July and more than 700 per cylinder in June
Marilyn Monroe was known not only for her beauty and glamour but also for having her own views on beauty trends. In a 1952 interview with Pageant Magazine, she said she disliked deep tanning because she liked to feel blonde all over. As reported by Beauticate, Monroe preferred pale skin and stayed out of the sun to protect her complexion. Her remarkable career, from modelling to Hollywood stardom, made her an enduring pop culture icon.
Coachella 2027: BTS to headline music festival? Here's what we know
BTS may return to Coachella in 2027, with festival organiser Goldenvoice reportedly negotiating to book the K-pop supergroup. The potential appearance follows their 2026 comeback and could coincide with the groups ongoing Arirang world tour
Bleeding During Pregnancy: When Should You Rush to the Hospital?
Vaginal bleeding is a common concern during pregnancy, with up to 25% of women experiencing some degree of bleeding. It can range from mild spotting to severe haemorrhage. While not every episode of bleeding signals a serious problem, it should never
Teachers Day 2026: In Chennais Kannagi Nagar, tuition centres are more than classrooms
In Kannagi Nagar, free tuition centres are becoming places to study, play, make friends and hang out giving children a safe space after school. More than 25 centres offer free lessons, with some also providing silambam, yoga and kabadi
Who Is Nitish Rajput? The Rumoured Bigg Boss 20 Contestant And YouTuber Amid
From breaking down political systems and social issues on YouTube to reportedly stepping into the Bigg Boss 20 house, Nitish Rajput is making a surprising transition from digital media to mainstream reality television. Known for his long-form, research-driven videos, the YouTuber
Kia Sorento Set to Launch in India Tomorrow: Price, Features and What to Expect
I'm Game releases in theatres today; here's what X users are saying about Dulquer Salmaan's film
Dulquer Salmaan's latest Malayalam film, I'm Game, has been released in theatres today, September 3. The film, which released while Yash's Toxic continues to set the cash registers ringing, is receiving rave reviews. In fact, X (formerly Twitter) is filled with photos and videos from inside the theatres.
Who Is Nitish Rajput? Meet The Rumoured Bigg Boss 20 Contestant And Youtuber In A
From breaking down political systems and social issues on YouTube to reportedly stepping into the Bigg Boss 20 house, Nitish Rajput is making a surprising transition from digital media to mainstream reality television. Known for his long-form, research-driven videos, the YouTuber
Have you ever noticed how often the same place keeps popping up in the stories of successful people around you? One Delhi resident says he did, and surprisingly, the answer kept pointing towards West Delhi. Gajendra Jangid,Cars24 co-founder, took to X to share an observation that began with a simple curiosity about the number of accomplished people around him who seemed to share the same pin code.
US Government Backs OpenAI in Copyright Fight: What It Means For AI And Creators
The US governments latest move backing OpenAI could reshape how AI companies use copyrighted content.
What Is Anjali Arora's Bigg Boss Entry Status? Find Out
The new season brings together contestants from television, films, social media, and music.
From hair spas to hydra facials: Beauty treatments to try before Ganpati
Four children from the same family died within 10 days after falling ill following a visit to a waterfall near Gora Tila in Madhya Pradesh's Shivpuri. The health department has launched an investigation, while the exact cause of death remains unclear.
Red hexagon on your snack pack: What FSSAIs new proposed warning label means
The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI), in an affidavit filed in the Supreme Court on August 28, has proposed that the warning initially apply to products high in two or more of the three nutrients of concern added sugar, added saturated fat and salt as well as specified highly sweetened beverages
Bengaluru Uber Black driver reveals 46,000 weekly earnings; Internet cant believe it
After six years of working as a Product Manager at a Big Tech company, Teja has decided to step away from the conventional career path and explore what comes next on his own terms.
Silent graveyard: What's left in Nepal's Betrawati after monster floods
Silent graveyard: What's left in Nepal's Betrawati after monster floods
Make your own festive torans and door dcor using materials at home
WhatsApp now lets you pay FASTag, water, other utility bills: How it works
WhatsApp's new Bill payments feature lets users pay electricity, gas, water, FASTag, insurance and other bills from within the app, with access to 22,722 billers across 30 categories
Nobel Prize 2026 announcements coming: What it means for science and why
Nobel Prize announcements coming What it means for science and why
What led to the Noida workers protest?
What are the key demands of Noida workers? Why are workers dissatisfied with current wages? How are minimum wages determined in Noida? How has the U.P. government responded? What steps has the government taken to address workers concerns?
Presented by Prakriti Foundation on September 5, Xerxes will be in conversation with Ranvir Shah, founder, trustee, Prakriti Foundation, where they will discuss the book while exploring the everyday legal questions that creators often grapple with
Throwback Thursday is a chance to revisit the careers of actors whose screen presence became part of an entire generation's movie memories. Few fit that description quite like Shakti Kapoor. Long before he became synonymous with comic characters such as Nandu
This Kerala village has hundreds of twins, and no one knows exactly why: The Kodinhi mystery
2.6% or 7.8%? What Exactly Is The Argument Over India
There is a fascinating debate between former Finance Secretary Subhash Chandra Garg and EAC member Sanjeev Sanyal over Indias latest GDP growth numbers. And the disagreement is actually easier to understand than the political noise around it. Gargs argument is essentially this: Look at the numbers that were originally reported... The post 2.6% or 7.8%? What Exactly Is The Argument Over Indias GDP Numbers? appeared first on HW News English .
7.8% or 2.6%? What is behind India's GDP data controversy
The Indian government has clarified the revisions to its Gross Domestic Product (GDP) estimates, following a claim by former Finance and Economic Affairs Secretary Subhash Chandra Garg.
World to face 1.5C warming : What disasters are waiting for India?
World to face C warming What disasters are waiting for India
Explained: What $127 billion FCNR(B) inflows mean for ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank, other bank stocks
Closing the FCNR(B) scheme has led to a noteworthy increase in dollar inflows, which has positively impacted foreign exchange reserves. Indian banks have benefited from these substantial funds, assisting in the continued growth of loans. Nonetheless, the Reserve Bank of India must now tackle the critical issue of managing surplus liquidity efficiently.
George Clooney GOES OFF On Pete Hegseth After Canadian Cadet Mockery: Whats Wrong With You?
George Clooney BLASTS Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over his controversial post mocking the appearance of a young Canadian cadet. Speaking at the Venice Film Festival, Clooney called out what he described as a culture of cruelty and demanded to know where the sense of decency had gone. The Hollywood star also delivered a brutal verdict on Trumps America, calling it a possible kakistocracy. Canadian PM Mark Carney separately slammed Hegseths post as beneath the Pentagon.
India rejects Hague ruling on Indus waters: What's next?
By rejecting an international arbitration panel's ruling, New Delhi has cast fresh doubt on the future of the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty.
Deepa Jewellers IPO Final Day: GMP Signals 15.82% Listing Premium; What Investors Should Know
Deepa Jewellers IPO entered its final bidding day on September 3, with the issue subscribed 3.61 times and the latest GMP indicating a potential 15.82% listing premium.
US dentist quotes 2.37 lakh for treatment of a tooth, NRI checks flight tickets to India
Shitala Satam 2026: Significance, Rituals, Food Traditions And Randhan Chhath Explained
As September begins, several regional Hindu festivals bring age-old traditions around faith, family and food to the forefront. One such observance is Shitala Satam in 2026, an important festival in the Gujarati Hindu calendar dedicated to Goddess Shitala. The festival is
What to know about a reported US airstrike that hit a wedding in Iran
A U.S. missile struck a home in southern Iran during a wedding celebration. Four people, including two children, were killed and over sixty were wounded. The strike occurred amid ongoing U.S. bombardments targeting Iranian air defenses and radar systems. A nearby communications tower was also hit in the latest round of attacks. Weapons experts suggest the fragments indicate an American air-delivered guided weapon was used.
7-year-old falls in skating race, then stages epic comeback
During a spirited skating competition, young Tangtang faced a setback by falling right from the start. Demonstrating remarkable perseverance, she rose swiftly and began to pursue her fellow competitors, ultimately securing the lead. This inspiring recovery serves as a crucial reminder for parents on teaching their children resilience. Failures are an undeniable part of life, and guiding children in navigating these difficult moments is essential.
Dark matter is an invisible form of matter believed to make up about 85% of all matter in the universe. Scientists have never directly detected it, but its gravitational effects on galaxies provide strong evidence that it exists. The mystery has gained fresh attention after the LUX-ZEPLIN experiment in a former South Dakota gold mine recorded a rare particle interaction that could potentially be linked to a dark matter candidate called a WIMP. However, researchers say the single event is not enough to confirm a discovery.
SBI customers using UPI to face outage on September 4, here's what they need to know
State Bank of India (SBI), the country's largest public sector bank, has issued an alert that UPI services will be temporarily affected on September 4, 2026, due to scheduled maintenance. According to official information shared by State Bank of India (SBI) on the social media platform 'X', SBI UPI services will be temporarily unavailable for 45 minutes, from 00:15 to 01:00 AM (IST) on September 4, 2026. However, the bank said that UPI Lite Services will work uninterrupted during the maintenance.
Hanuman Ansh Movie Brings Neem Karoli Baba
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Swara Bhasker is facing backlash after revisiting the controversial Jauhar sequence in Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Padmaavat. Speaking at a recent event in Delhi, the actor questioned what the film's depiction of women choosing death in the face of sexual violence could
Watch: PM Modi's Avocado Post Got Everyone Talking. What Luke Coutinho Told NDTV
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent social media reel on avocados has brought fresh attention to a fruit that has rapidly moved to Indian homes.
This 17-year-old built an AI app for eye screening and has screened over 1,650 Haryana villagers
Bloating after meals? Expert explains why you shouldn't blindly cut gluten or dairy
Feeling tired, bloated or low on energy has become so common that many women simply accept it as part of everyday life. A late night, stressful week, demanding job or getting older can all seem like obvious explanations. However, when these symptoms become a regular part of daily life, it may be worth taking a closer look at your diet and eating habits.
Janmashtami Across India: 8 Regional Traditions You May Not Know About
Ask someone what Janmashtami looks like, and most will picture the same thing: human pyramids scaling a curd pot suspended high above a Mumbai street. That image is accurate, but it is also just one region's version of the festival. Travel
SC uses special powers to quash CJP FIRs. What's Article 142 used for Babri land?
SC uses special powers to quash CJP FIRs Whats Article used for Babri land
Baba Vanga Predictions for 2026: Why September Is Drawing Attention and What the Claims Say
Baba Vangas predictions continue to attract curiosity years after the Bulgarian mystics death, with fresh discussions emerging online whenever a new year or major global event approaches. Now, September 2026 has become the latest focus of speculation, as several dramatic claims attributed to her a...
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that the renewed U.S. campaign against Iran would not continue for oo long. He said U.S. forces had targeted Iran's radar and missile systems.
'Look at what the rankings were before': PCB chief Naqvi hits back at critics
Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman Mohsin Naqvi defended sweeping Test squad and coaching changes after Pakistans heavy 2-0 series loss to England. Seven players were dropped and five uncapped players added, while Mike Hesson and Ashley Noffke took coaching roles. Despite criticism from former cricketers and fans, Naqvi called the decisions essential and defended his record, highlighting progress in white-ball cricket.
Crosswords Nidhi Gupta on why reading will never die
The executive director of the one of Indias leading bookstore chain on the needs that a book meets, why the brand continues to reward great Indian writing, the impact of digital on the business and what lies ahead in the years to come
Im a fitness coach. I tried a GLP-1 drug for three weeks
After 15 years of helping people manage their health and fitness, coach Arvind Ashok decided to try a GLP-1 drug for three weeks. It changed the way he understood one of the biggest challenges many of his clients face: food noise and what it really takes to keep the weight off
Art against addiction: New mural in Byappanahalli addresses drug issue
Talking Walls is a project of the Rotary E-Club of the city, in association with the Bengaluru City Police, to strengthen the polices social awareness initiative against drug abuse, Beda Bro
Uber launches UK's first robotaxis with a driver - here's what it's like to ride in one
The ride-hailing app has launched 15 self-driving taxis, but they will have safety drivers inside.
What Foreign Founders Can Learn From Korea
Startups do not usually fail because nobody gives them a desk. They fail because the right engineer, buyer, researcher, investor or test environment is just out of reach when the company needs it most. That is one of my key takeaways after visiting Pangyo Techno Valley , Koreas large technology cluster south of Seoul. The location is often compared with Silicon Valley, but the more useful comparison is not about famous companies or startup valuations. It is about physical design. Pangyo puts young companies, established tech firms, accelerators, public-sector support staff, research organizations and specialized facilities in close proximity. The goal is to reduce the friction between having an idea and proving it works outside a slide deck. During a recent visit, I met with officials from the Gyeonggido Business & Science Accelerator, or GBSA, at the Pangyo Startup Campus. GBSA is not a startup or an investment fund. It is a public, nonprofit agency that supports businesses in Gyeonggi Province and helps operate parts of the Pangyo ecosystem. The most interesting part of the conversation was not that GBSA offers startup office space. Plenty of places do that. It was the idea that a startups physical location can become an operating advantage when it puts the company close to people and facilities that can help answer expensive questions: Can/how this product be tested? Is there a research partner who understands the problem? Can someone introduce the team to a pilot customer? Is there public support available before the company burns another six months of runway? In the West, startup support is often scattered. An accelerator may be downtown, a university lab may be across town, a corporate partner may be in another state, and a government program may be administered through a separate agency with little day-to-day contact with founders. It is effective, Silicon Valley itself proves it, but it creates more coordination and requires more network power for the startup. Pangyos model is more intentionally concentrated. GBSA officials described a campus that brings together startups, 19 accelerators and support institutions, with research organizations nearby. The agencys public Startup Campus program supports prospective founders and technology startups up to seven years old, separating its space offerings across pre-startup, early-stage and growth-stage companies. ( see GBSAs Startup Campus program ) A team with only an idea does not need the same help as a company with early revenue, and neither needs exactly what a more mature deep-tech company needs. Deep-tech startups, in particular, can spend years moving from concept to a working demonstration because access to equipment, specialists and credible test environments is limited. GBSA officials said they run public proof-of-concept projects that select roughly 20 to 30 companies, give them access to relevant facilities for six months to a year, and provide up to KRW 20 million in support. Those are interview-sourced program details, not available to every applicant. For those who have access, it may unlock a demonstration, experiment or technical relationship that a small startup could not arrange alone. This is where physical density becomes more than real estate or convenience. A startup campus is useful when being there shortens the path to a researcher, an accelerator, a public testbed or an enterprise conversation. The value is to shorten and accelerate the iteration loop through which all great startups use seeking the perfect product. The agency is also trying to orient that model around the next set of technology priorities. Officials said Gyeonggi Province is emphasizing AI, while related programs are still being developed. They also said a fabless-specialized district is under discussion. Fabless companies design semiconductors but outsource manufacturing, avoiding the enormous cost of owning a chip fabrication plant (like NVIDIA). Both ideas should be treated as plans, not completed Pangyo initiatives, but they show an effort to direct the cluster toward AI, advanced mobility and semiconductor-related work. There is also a limited but potentially useful lesson for foreign founders. GBSA officials said there was no U.S. company on the campus at the time of our meeting, and I dont think theres a formal landing program for overseas startups. However, a foreign company with a Korean market question, an R&D need, a manufacturing connection or a partnership thesis could reasonably reach out and see whether there is synergy with the local ecosystem, in my opinion. (From left) Ubergizmo Editor-in-Chief Hubert Nguyen and Techno Valley Innovation Group Director So Yeon Lee take a commemorative photo after concluding the meetup. | Photo by AVING News (https://us.aving.net) GBSA already runs outward-facing support for Pangyo startups, including global acceleration, overseas commercialization funding, translation and interpretation in English, Chinese and Japanese, and investor-startup exchanges. Its published program lists support for 12 globally promising startups through acceleration, commercialization support for 20 tenant startups, 350 language-support cases and four investment-exchange events. That activity is mainly designed to help Korean companies go abroad, particularly toward the U.S. market. But the same connections can matter to foreign investors, accelerators, university labs and companies looking for Korean technology partners. In the end, buildings do not create innovation, and a campus can become an expensive real-estate project if its managers do not convert proximity into genuinely useful connections and outcomes. For founders out there, do not ask only whether an ecosystem has money or prestige. Ask whether it can help you make the next (very) expensive decision faster. What Foreign Founders Can Learn From Koreas Pangyo Model , original content from Ubergizmo . Read our Copyrights and terms of use .
What is a cold wallet and how does it work?
With cryptocurrency wallets becoming huge targets for hackers, using a cold wallet to protect your private keys has never been more important.
