Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang challenges the notion of finding passion first, suggesting it's easier to fall in love with your work through commitment and effort. His own journey, from washing dishes to leading Nvidia, highlights how dedication to tasks, even humble ones, fosters success and resilience. This perspective is resonating widely in Silicon Valley.
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The National Highways Authority of India has simplified the FASTag Know Your Vehicle (KYV) process, ensuring services remain active during pending verification. Motorists now only need a front vehicle photo, and the system automatically retrieves RC details via Vahan. Issuing banks will proactively assist users, and the helpline is available for support.
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