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India Today
3 days ago
- Business
- India Today
Bengaluru techie earning Rs 26 LPA bags Rs 70 LPA offer, reveals how in viral post
A Bengaluru-based techie claimed he received an offer of Rs 70 LPA from a company while earning Rs 28 LPA. Yes, you read that right. Surprisingly, he said he had only switched two his journey in a now-viral post on X, Saurabh Yadav said he had no IIT background, no MBA, or any other fancy degree.'First job: Rs 26 LPA, second: Rs 28 LPA, third: Rs 70 LPA. No IIT, no MBA, just worked hard. What about you?' read the caption on his Yadav, who had previously worked at Flipkart, shared a detailed post about his remarkable salary hike, from Rs 26 LPA to Rs 70 LPA, which he achieved after just two job switches. His post soon went viral on social media, drawing attention for showing how consistent effort and strategic career moves can lead to significant growth, even without degrees from prestigious institutions like IITs or an had previously worked at a look at the post here:first job: 26LPAsecond: 28LPAthird: 70LPAno IIT. no MBA. just worked about you?— Saurabh (@saurabhyadavz) August 3, 2025The comments section was soon flooded with reactions. "Awesome, man," a user wrote, while another added, "Just saw you're from my college. Quite an inspiration."Several others congratulated Yadav on his achievement, calling his journey both motivating and the comments here:Some users also shared their experiences in the comments section. "First job: Rs 36LPA. Second: Rs 98LPA. No IIT, no MBA. Just worked hard," a user commented.- EndsTrending Reel
NDTV
3 days ago
- Business
- NDTV
"No IIT, No MBA": Techie's Journey From Rs 26 Lakh To Rs 70 Lakh Salary Stuns Internet
Indian professionals and techies frequently share their career journeys on platforms like LinkedIn and Twitter, offering a glimpse into their triumphs and setbacks. These personal and relatable stories often resonate with others, providing valuable insights and inspiration. Recently, a software engineer caught the attention of social media users after he shared that he increased his salary from Rs 26 lakh per year to Rs 70 lakh through just two job switches. In a now-viral tweet, Saurabh Yadav mentioned that he achieved success without having an IIT degree or an MBA, and highlighted the role of hard work. The tweet resonated with many, challenging the notion that top-tier institutions are the sole path to high-paying jobs. '"First job: ₹26LPA, second: ₹28LPA, third: ₹70LPA, no IIT. No MBA. Just worked hard. What about you?", he wrote. See the tweet here: first job: ₹26LPA second: ₹28LPA third: ₹70LPA no IIT. no MBA. just worked hard. what about you? — Saurabh ✧ (@saurabhyadavz) August 3, 2025 The tweet sparked a flurry of comments, with many users expressing curiosity and asking questions. Many inquired about the domains he worked in, his negotiation strategies, and the skills that contributed to his growth. The post resonated with many, particularly those without IIT or MBA backgrounds, who found his journey inspiring and a testament to the power of dedication and perseverance. One user wrote, "Good luck with your future endeavours! These are big achievements." Another commented, "Just working hard with each passing day. Every time I convert it, it converts into a failure. Every time sit at the table and chair increases my efforts. Same result again and again. If possible, then guide me right now, most confused between what to do and what not to do." A third said, "Great, congratulations. Stay grounded and humble and spend and invest wisely!" A fourth added, "Wow, that's inspiring."
News18
3 days ago
- Business
- News18
Techie Bags Rs 70 LPA In 2 Job Switches: ‘No IIT. No MBA. Just Worked Hard'
Last Updated: Though Saurabh Yadav didn't mention the current company name in the tweet or his bio but the post has become a talking point for those working outside the IIT-MBA circle. A software engineer's simple tweet has struck a chord online after he shared how he nearly tripled his salary in just two job switches without an IIT background or an MBA degree. His journey, shared on X (formerly Twitter), has gained widespread attention online as it received more than two million views. Many users praised the growth while others connected with his story of working his way up from a less traditional path. No Campus Offers, Just Hard Work In his post, engineer Saurabh Yadav wrote, 'First job: 26LPA, Second: 28LPA, Third: 70LPA. No IIT. No MBA. Just worked hard." He said his first job paid Rs 26 lakh per annum. After switching once, his second job offered Rs 28 lakh per annum. It was the third switch that marked a major leap as it paid him Rs 70 lakh per annum. Though he didn't mention the current company name in the tweet or his bio but the post has become a talking point for those working outside the IIT-MBA circle. According to his X bio, Saurabh has worked at Flipkart and Alpha Grep in the past. He also mentioned that he graduated in 2022 from IIIT Nagpur. One user wrote, 'That is some jump for the third one." Another shared their own journey, writing, 'First job: Rs 16LPA second: Rs 22LPA third: Rs 68LPA Fourth: Rs 96LPA no IIT. no MBA. just worked hard." A person joined in with a light moment, 'No IIT No MBA Just hustling since class 12th (Covid in 12th)." 'First job: 0 LPA second: 0 LPA third: 0 LPA guess what? I am a founder on my third gig," someone else said. An individual joked, 'First job: Rs 10cr PA Second: Rs 35cr PA Third: Rs 300/month in jail for building furniture No IIT, no MBA, just a little luck and pure hard work. Pls don't ask profession." 'Reading this while still chasing my first breakthrough. Staying patient, staying consistent," read another comment. Just last month, another young professional shared their story of switching paths, not for a higher-paying corporate role but to follow a long-held passion for research. A 22-year-old techie shared their journey from earning Rs 3.6 LPA in the IT industry to landing an Rs 18 LPA offer at BARC. The Reddit user revealed in a post that they left their software job to pursue research, a field they truly cared about. Their decision paid off when they were selected as a Nuclear Scientist (Scientific Officer-C) at BARC, Mumbai which is one of the country's most prestigious research institutions. view comments First Published: Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
News18
30-07-2025
- Climate
- News18
Massive Quake Triggers Alarms, Tsunami, Traffic Rush Across 4 Continents: Panic Caught On Camera
Last Updated: Buildings shook and sirens wailed as a rare 8.8-magnitude earthquake struck off a Russian peninsula, triggering a tsunami that sent four continents scrambling for higher ground A devastating magnitude 8.8 earthquake struck off Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula early Wednesday, shaking buildings, triggering tsunami alerts, and setting off panic across four continents. With alarms sounding from Asia to South America, the quake led to mass evacuations, chaotic traffic, and viral footage capturing the terrifying moments as the earth trembled and sea levels surged. The United States Geological Survey (USGS) reported that the quake struck at 8:25 AM local time on July 30 at a depth of 74 kilometres, with its epicentre 133 km southeast of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, a key city in Russia's Far East. Terrifying videos from inside homes and buildings showed structures shaking non-stop for several seconds, sending chandeliers swinging, walls cracking, and terrified residents screaming as they ran out. Whoahhhhh! Videos showing the shaking from the M8.7 earthquake that hit off the coast of Kamchatka, Russia 😱👀😱 — Volcaholic 🌋 (@volcaholic1) July 30, 2025 Russia's Ministry of Emergency Situations said this was the strongest earthquake recorded in Kamchatka since 1952. Kamchatka Governor Vladimir Solodov confirmed that it was a 'serious" seismic event, adding that no deaths or injuries had been reported so far. Visuals also showed waterlines receding from the shore, followed by tsunami waves rushing inland. Japan right now as Tsunami waves massive OMG #Tsunami #earthquake #Japan — Saurabh Yadav (@saurabhydv676) July 30, 2025 Panic, Sirens, Evacuations As Footage Floods Social Media As the tremors hit, tsunami sirens went off across Russia's Pacific coastline, with residents in Petropavlovsk and Severo-Kurilsk scrambling to higher ground. Evacuation orders were swiftly issued by local officials. ⚡️🇪🇨 Warning alarms are sounding in Ecuador's Galápagos Islands due to a potential #tsunami threat. — Niv Calderon (@nivcalderon) July 30, 2025 Footage showed traffic jams on narrow evacuation routes, police loudspeakers blaring alerts, and families grabbing emergency kits as they rushed out of their homes. In Severo-Kurilsk, Sakhalin Governor Valery Limarenko confirmed that evacuations were underway due to the tsunami threat. In Japan, the Meteorological Agency raised its tsunami alert, warning that waves up to 3 metres (10 feet) could hit the Pacific coast between 10:00 am and 11:30 am local time. Cities along Hokkaido and Tohoku were put on alert. Meanwhile, in Hawaii, civil defence authorities issued a statewide tsunami warning, with sirens sounding from Honolulu to Hilo. Evacuation shelters were activated and public transport suspended in low-lying areas. USGS and NOAA's Pacific Tsunami Warning Centre confirmed that the first waves were expected by 7:15 PM HST. The US West Coast, including Alaska, California, Oregon, and Washington, was placed under a tsunami advisory. Emergency agencies warned beachgoers to avoid coastlines, piers, and ports. The Global Impact Zones The earthquake triggered tsunami warnings, watches, or advisories in dozens of locations across the Pacific. Alerts affected all major regions bordering the ocean: Russia: Kamchatka, Kuril Islands, Sakhalin Japan: Hokkaido, Aomori, Iwate, Miyagi, Fukushima North America United States: Hawaii (warning), Alaska (advisory), California, Oregon, Washington Canada: British Columbia (coastal alerts) Oceania & Pacific Islands Guam, 🇵🇼 Palau, 🇲🇭 Marshall Islands, 🇵🇫 French Polynesia, 🇦🇸 American Samoa, 🇰🇮 Kiribati South America Peru and 🇨🇱 Chile (advisories for northern coastal zones) This made the tsunami alert one of the widest issued in recent decades, impacting four continents and dozens of coastal populations. Fallout: 4-Metre Waves, Flooding & Power Outages According to Reuters, tsunami waves reaching 3 to 4 metres (10 to 13 feet) were observed along parts of the Kamchatka coast. Photos and videos showed seawater surging past docks, swamping fishing towns, and rising all the way to buildings near the shoreline. Clips from Severo-Kurilsk captured waves crashing into breakwaters and pushing fishing vessels inland. Minor structural damage and localised flooding were reported. Some remote areas experienced power outages, but major infrastructural collapse was avoided. In Japan, initial tsunami waves of up to 40 centimetres were recorded in parts of Hokkaido, including Tokachi, shortly after the quake. The Japan Meteorological Agency maintained its tsunami warning into Wednesday, cautioning that larger waves of up to three metres could follow and urging residents to stay away from coastal areas until the all-clear was given. top videos View all In Hawaii, a statewide tsunami warning was issued, and sirens were activated across Honolulu and other cities. While early reports did not confirm major wave impact, the Pacific Tsunami Warning Centre warned of ongoing risk, especially in low-lying harbours and beach zones, advising people to remain off the shoreline. The US National Weather Service forecast wave heights between 0.7 and 1.3 feet along parts of Washington's outer coast, including areas near Moclips, and noted that no inland flooding was expected. Coastal residents were still advised to avoid beaches and marinas as a precaution. About the Author Karishma Jain Karishma Jain, Chief Sub Editor at writes and edits opinion pieces on a variety of subjects, including Indian politics and policy, culture and the arts, technology and social change. Follow her @ More Get breaking news, in-depth analysis, and expert perspectives on everything from geopolitics to diplomacy and global trends. Stay informed with the latest world news only on News18. Download the News18 App to stay updated! tags : Earthquake tsunami view comments Location : New Delhi, India, India First Published: July 30, 2025, 10:34 IST News world Massive Quake Triggers Alarms, Tsunami, Traffic Rush Across 4 Continents: Panic Caught On Camera Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
News18
30-07-2025
- Climate
- News18
Tsunami Waves Reach Japanese Coast After Massive 8.8 Earthquake Rocks Russia
Last Updated: Japan's meteorological agency warned against a powerful earthquake that hit near Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula and issued a tsunami advisory for Japan. Japan on Wednesday reported that waves as high as 50cm (1.6 ft) were recorded at Ishinomaki Port, a major city in the Miyagi Prefecture on the east coast. The development came after the first tsunami waves measured 20cm to 40cm (0.6 to 1.3 ft). Earlier in the day, an 8.8-magnitude earthquake hit off Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula, sparking tsunami warnings across the Pacific. Japan's meteorological agency warned against a powerful earthquake that hit near Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula and issued a tsunami advisory for Japan. Japan right now as Tsunami waves massive OMG #Tsunami #earthquake #Japan — Saurabh Yadav (@saurabhydv676) July 30, 2025 Tsunami Warnings Across Japan Amid the ongoing scare of tsunami, Japan has issued evacuation warnings along a wide swathe of its Pacific coast – from Hokkaido in the north to Wakayama prefecture in the south. The meteorological agency had warned that tsunami waves could reach up to 3 metres high. Meanwhile, Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO), the company which operates the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, has said that all workers have been evacuated. Notably, the power plant suffered a nuclear meltdown after being hit by a massive tsunami in 2011. Japan's Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has said that a task force is in place to assess the situation, reiterating warnings for those in the affected areas. view comments First Published: July 30, 2025, 09:41 IST Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
