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    Razorpay eyes IPO; Sarvam's $1.5 billion leap

    Happy Monday! Razorpay is planning an IPO at a lower valuation than its $7.5 billion peak. This and more in today's ETtech Morning Dispatch.

    Energy drinks, alcohol fuel surge in liver disease in young Indians, say experts on World Liver Day

    Indian liver specialists warn that energy drinks are harming young livers. High caffeine and sugar levels in these beverages, along with alcohol and sugary drinks, create a serious risk. Doctors are seeing younger patients with liver problems. Urgent awareness campaigns and stricter regulations are needed. Lifestyle changes are crucial to prevent this rising health crisis.

    From tech to tinsel town: 10 Indian actors who are graduates from IITs and NITs

    Many Indian actors built strong academic foundations in engineering from prestigious institutions like IITs and NITs before pursuing careers in entertainment. These performers showcase a blend of intellect and creativity. Their journeys from engineering blueprints to storytelling genius reveal courage and a willingness to trade conventional paths for showbiz. These individuals demonstrate that success is not limited to one field.

    AP POLYCET Hall Ticket 2026: Admit cards to be out today? Check details here

    AP POLYCET 2026 hall tickets are releasing today, April 18. Candidates must download them online. The entrance exam for polytechnic colleges in Andhra Pradesh is scheduled for April 25. Entry requires a printed hall ticket and a valid photo ID. The exam will be offline with 120 multiple-choice questions. Results are expected by May 10.

    JD Vance's dodgy H-1B sleight of hand

    US policies are impacting foreign-trained doctors. Claims of widespread H-1B visa fraud are not fully supported by government data. Recent actions have frozen work authorisations and visa processing for nationals of many countries. This is creating physician shortages in rural areas. Millions of Americans rely on these doctors for care. The situation risks patient well-being.

    AI-armed founders disrupting venture capitalism?

    Indian venture capitalists hold billions, but the traditional funding model faces disruption. Founders now build and scale businesses with less capital due to AI and lower costs. This shift reduces founder dependence on venture capital. The industry's future hinges on its ability to adapt to this evolving landscape.

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