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Get the appGetNivetti Systems, a Bengaluru-based startup with roots in Infosys, designs, develops, and manufactures networking devices in India. The company aims to compete globally with firms like Cisco, Arista, and Juniper. It is also collaborating with the Department of Defence. Co-founder Raghuveer B. discussed the company’s journey, technology, and ambitions in an interview with Moneycontrol.
LinkedIn··Bengaluru
EntertainmentPhoto: TOI EntertainmentNushrratt Bharuccha posted on Instagram about her recovery following a spine injury in Bali. She remains optimistic despite challenges. Her publicist confirmed she underwent surgery and is focusing on her health. Due to this, her scheduled work has been postponed. More updates on her recovery will be shared soon.
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BusinessPhoto: News18 HindiIn Jamshedpur's Sakchi area on Jama Masjid Road, a shoe gallery offers a variety of stylish footwear including formal shoes, Chelsea boots, and half-cut designs for just ₹350. This collection is ideal for budget-conscious shoppers looking for fashionable options during the Diwali and Chhath festivals.
News18 Hindi··Jamshedpur
SportsPhoto: HT SportsBengaluru FC started their 2026-27 MG Indian Super League season with a dramatic 3-2 comeback victory over Sporting Club Delhi at Sree Kanteerava Stadium. Borja Martínez scored first for Bengaluru in the 22nd minute. SC Delhi equalized and then led 2-1 by the 32nd minute, including an own goal by Menno Koch. Koch later scored the winning goal in the 89th minute.
HT Sports··Bengaluru
BusinessPhoto: News18Hi BusinessNandkishore Patel from Surgawan Joshi village in Khandwa district, Madhya Pradesh, transitioned from coaching children to fish farming during the lockdown. Instead of giving up, he started a fish farming business that now generates a turnover of ₹90 lakh, marking his success in this new venture amid challenging times.
News18Hi Business··Khandwa
PoliticsPhoto: The HinduNarasimhappa, a 35-year-old from Bodagundlahalli village in Chickballapur district, was arrested by Batlahalli police for illegal possession of a country-made gun and 146 crude bombs. The police raided his house following a tip-off. Preliminary investigations suggest the bombs were stored for hunting wild animals. Authorities are interrogating him to trace the source of the weapons and explosives.
The Hindu··Chickballapur
LinkedIn··Bengaluru
Nivetti Systems, a Bengaluru-based startup with roots in Infosys, designs, develops, and manufactures networking devices in India. The company aims to compete globally with firms like Cisco, Arista, and Juniper. It is also collaborating with the Department of Defence. Co-founder Raghuveer B. discussed the company’s journey, technology, and ambitions in an interview with Moneycontrol.
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