Anjali Kalsi

When one encounters the term "data engineering," it might conjure images of individuals immersed in code, navigating complex databases, and meticulously organizing spreadsheets. While these elements are integral, data engineering encompasses a far more expansive and dynamic domain. It serves as the foundational backbone of the data-driven world,

Alexa is super friendly, and the best part? She listens and responds without a fuss—always helpful, patient, and reliable. It’s pretty awesome to have that kind of smart assistance at your fingertips! We’ve built some amazing technology in the 21st century, but have you ever wondered about

"A brand is a story that is always being told." – Scott Bedbury This famous quote by former Nike & Starbucks marketing executive Scott Bedbury highlights a fundamental truth about branding: it is an ongoing journey. A brand’s identity is shaped through its logos, stories, work, and most

Do You Remember This Iconic Girl? A little girl in a polka-dot dress, with round eyes and an adorable ponytail—sounds familiar? If not, here’s a clue: "Utterly Butterly Delicious!" Yes! She’s none other than the Amul Girl, the face of one of India’s most

A Hug in a Mug ! Ever stepped into Starbucks and been greeted by the rich aroma of coffee, wrapping around you like a warm hug? That first deep inhale instantly soothes you, setting the tone for a perfect start to the day. Or those moments before a special event, when

Nutties: A nut coming out to explore! When I was a child, all I knew about online shopping was that we ordered things from Amazon—nothing more than that. And, of course, it wasn’t me placing the orders; it was my parents. Then, one day, the doorbell would ring,

The introduction of Uber’s Software as a Service (SaaS) model has sparked conversations among both riders and auto-rickshaw drivers regarding its potential advantages and challenges. To fully understand its real-world impact, it is essential to examine the financial landscape of auto-rickshaw drivers. Financial Overview Across Major Cities In Delhi,

For most of human history, work was about survival. Early humans hunted, farmed, and crafted goods with their hands. Their "office" was the land they lived on, and their tools were simple—spears, plows, and fire. Then came the Industrial Revolution, and everything changed. Factories sprang up, and

A big shoutout to those who know “Facemash” and “Burbn.” And if you don’t, let’s replace those names with what they became—Facebook and Instagram. But why the name change? Because Facemash and Burbn were just prototypes—early versions built to test an idea before evolving into full-fledged

Walking into a supermarket and stumbling upon weird yet cool products—it's something we've all done. Be it a coconut scraper, a mini roti maker, or a glow-in-the-dark diya stand…, these items often make their way into our carts on a whim. The rush of impulse