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    China app bets Rs 28,000 on your love life, promises refund if you don't marry in 3 years

    A Chinese matchmaking start-up is offering users a full refund if they remain unmarried after three years, while using AI conversations and one-to-one matching to identify compatible partners. Founded by a former Kimi AI developer, Liangpei AI has attracted more than 35,000 users, but its ability to turn matches into marriages remains untested.

    Farmer's son from small Tamil Nadu village builds Rs 1.5-crore software business after quitting nine-year Chennai IT career & starting with just two laptops

    Eswaran Arumugam started his software company, Yaa Creations, in Tamil Nadu with Rs 1 lakh borrowed from his brother and just two laptops. After facing financial difficulties, Covid-19 disruptions and Rs 5 lakh in debt, he gradually expanded the business. Based in Rasipuram, Namakkal, the company now has 26 employees, clients across seven countries and undertook projects worth Rs 1.5 crore in 2025, as per a YourStory report.

    12-hour standing shifts, no place to sit: Sonu Sood asks airport authorities and hotels to provide high stools for reception staff to rest between work

    Sonu Sood has urged airport authorities, hotel managements, lounges and the hospitality industry to provide high stools or proper seating for frontline employees who stand for 10-12 hours. In an X post, he called rest a basic matter of dignity and asked the industry to make seating a standard workplace arrangement.

    Behind Bangladesh's garment boom, workers cut food, healthcare as wages fall short

    Garment workers in Bangladesh are facing financial struggles due to rising costs of living. Many workers, such as Shilpi Khatun, have seen wages stagnate while expenses continue to rise. Protests erupted recently, demanding an increase in the minimum monthly wage to 30,000 taka. The government plans to revise wages but has not announced the increase yet. The ongoing economic pressures are affecting workers' daily lives and choices.

    Time to shed fear and think positive? 5 mid-cap stocks from different sectors with upside potential of up to 33%

    Mid-cap stocks tend to move more than large-caps. And that works both ways. They rise faster when the market is rising, and fall harder when it is falling. Keep that in mind as the market’s mood changes for the better because oil prices are dropping and the macro worries responsible for the long sell-off are starting to go away.

    Skill development ministry launches new framework to fast-track approvals for centres of excellence

    The Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship has introduced a national empanelment framework to speed up the setting up of centres of excellence and create a pool of credible, industry-linked training institutions. The framework includes a green channel for established institutions, allowing them to bypass the regular evaluation process and receive faster approvals.

    The Economic Times
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