New York, September 16, 2025 – In a move that’s sending shockwaves through sports media, Molly Qerim, the poised and unflappable host of ESPN’s First Take, announced her departure from the network today, capping a 10-year run that transformed the debate show into a cultural juggernaut. At 41, Qerim – a Connecticut native and UConn […]
On September 15, 2025, two men – 21-year-old Black student Demartravion Reed at Delta State University and 36-year-old homeless man Corey Zukatis near Vicksburg – were found hanging from trees in Mississippi, hours apart. Authorities claim no foul play, but the eerie coincidence, evoking the state’s lynching past, has sparked outrage, distrust, and calls for transparent investigations.
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Bengaluru, September 16, 2025 – In a chilling reminder of the digital shadows lurking behind our screens, Kannada cinema icons Upendra Rao and Priyanka Upendra have become the latest high-profile victims of a sophisticated cyber fraud. The couple’s phones were hacked on September 15, leading scammers to impersonate them and fleece their contacts – including […]
Stay ahead of the September 16, 2025, ITR filing deadline for FY 2024-25 with our comprehensive guide on income tax in India. Explore the latest tax slabs under the new and old regimes, learn how to calculate your tax liability step-by-step, and understand key deductions to optimize your finances. From navigating the e-filing portal to avoiding penalties, this Technocrat Magazine article equips you with everything you need for seamless tax compliance.
Aswath Damodaran, the “Dean of Valuation,” likens global leaders to stocks: Modi as Palantir, driving India’s 7.8% GDP growth; Trump as Tesla, with volatile tariffs risking $650 billion in trade; and Xi as Amazon-Thanos, steering China’s $18.3 trillion economy with ruthless precision. Explore their achievements, blunders, and nations’ economic trajectories in this trending analysis.
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In September 2025, France faces one of its most severe political crises in decades following the collapse of Prime Minister François Bayrou’s government in a no-confidence vote. This event has deepened the nation’s political paralysis, raised concerns about its economic stability, and tested its international standing, including its strategic partnership with India. This article examines […]
Urban Company’s ₹1,900 crore IPO, launching September 10, 2025, marks a milestone for India’s $50 billion home services market. With a full-stack model connecting 55,000+ service partners to urban households, the unicorn—founded by Abhiraj Singh Bhal, Varun Khaitan, and Raghav Chandra—has raised $508.9 million and achieved 30% revenue growth in FY24. Despite protests over ID blockings causing job losses for hundreds of gig workers, Urban Company’s scalable technology and global footprint make it a top investment pick. Join YTC Ventures to access similar high-growth opportunities before they go public: ytcventures.com.Read the full story at Technocrat Magazine: Link
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The Nepal Gen Z Revolution: Unraveling the Social Media Ban, Youth Uprising, and Its Impact”Nepal’s Gen Z Revolution, sparked by a sweeping ban on 26 social media platforms on September 5, 2025, has unleashed a tidal wave of youth-led protests against corruption and authoritarianism. With 90% of Nepal’s 30 million people online, platforms like Facebook (13.5M users) and TikTok became battlegrounds for dissent, amplifying grievances over elite privilege and systemic inequality. The ban, justified by the government as a regulatory measure, backfired, costing businesses ~$10-15M weekly and fueling hashtags like #NepoKids that exposed nepotism. Despite violent crackdowns claiming 19 lives, Gen Z’s resilience—using VPNs and platforms like TikTok—forced the ban’s reversal on September 8. This uprising signals a new era of digital activism, with Nepal’s youth demanding accountability and reform.Read the full story at Technocrat Magazine: Link
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Bengaluru’s rental market is a battleground for tenants facing landlord greed, with exorbitant security deposits and arbitrary deductions becoming the norm. From viral X posts to collective tenant actions, stories of withheld deposits—sometimes exceeding ₹3 lakh—are sparking outrage. Despite protections under the Karnataka Rent Control Act and the Model Tenancy Act, enforcement remains weak. Recent cases, like Varun Mayya’s viral outcry and Rajib Agarwal’s police complaint, highlight the struggle for justice. This article explores the latest incidents, tenant protection laws, and practical steps to reclaim deposits, fueling a call for stronger regulations in India’s Silicon Valley.
Whaling Ventures: Pioneering Venture Capital in the 19th CenturyThe whaling industry, a cornerstone of 19th-century commerce, was America’s first venture capital experiment. Centered in Nantucket and New Bedford, it generated $11 million at its 1853 peak, driven by agents like Charles W. Morgan who syndicated investments and used the lay system to pay crews with profit shares, mirroring modern stock options. The first stock market-like structure saw investors buy fractional ship shares, funding high-risk voyages on ships like the Charles W. Morgan. Today, commercial whaling persists in Iceland (Hvalur hf), Norway, and Japan (Kyodo Senpaku), though declining demand and environmental opposition limit its scope. Explore how whaling’s business model and risk management shaped modern venture capital: https://ytcventures.com/2025/09/04/whaling-ventures-the-business-of-whaling-and-its-legacy-as-the-first-venture-capital/