<p>A Bengaluru-based intern put everyone in a state of shock by leaving the internship in the middle, as he secured funding for his own artificial intelligence startup.</p>

<h2>Reason for quitting internship</h2>

<p>Karthik Sridharan, the CEO of Flexiple, shared the screenshots of the conversation he had with the intern on the X platform.</p>

<p>This is how the conversation goes: “Hey, what happened to you last Friday? I didn’t see you in the office," questioned Sridharan.</p>

<p>The intern responded with, “Hey, sorry I took a leave because I had a meeting with a VC. My AI startup got funded. I don’t need the internship anymore.”</p>

<p>Sridharan posted this with the caption, “This only happens in Bangalore.”</p>

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<h3>Here is how netizens reacted</h3>

<p>The comments were filled with people appreciating the bizarre moments that can only be observed in Bengaluru.</p>

<p>One of the X users wrote, “It looks like there are more AI startups in Bangalore than women on Bumble.”</p>

<p>The second user said, “Wow, literally yes, only in Bangalore.”</p>

<p>A third user, criticising the way the information was communicated, said, “No matter how young/inexperienced someone is, basic communication skills and respect for others are needed.”</p>

<p>The fourth user, commenting on the mode of communication of the intern, said, “I think this is disrespectful to some extent but understandable.”</p>

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A Bengaluru-based intern put everyone in a state of shock by leaving the internship in the middle, as he secured funding for his own artificial intelligence startup.

A Bengaluru-based intern put everyone in a state of shock by leaving the internship in the middle, as he secured funding for his own artificial intelligence startup. Reason for quitting internship Karthik Sridharan, the CEO of Flexiple, shared the screenshots of the conversation he had with the intern on the X platform. This is how the conversation goes: “Hey, what happened to you last Friday? I didn’t see you in the office," questioned Sridharan. The intern responded with, “Hey, sorry I took a leave because I had a meeting with a VC. My AI startup got funded. I don’t need the internship anymore.” Sridharan posted this with the caption, “This only happens in Bangalore.” This only happens in Bangalore - pic.twitter.com/KtfB6dhJl5 — Karthik Sridharan (@KarthikS2206) September 1, 2024 × Here is how netizens reacted The comments were filled with people appreciating the bizarre moments that can only be observed in Bengaluru. One of the X users wrote, “It looks like there are more AI startups in Bangalore than women on Bumble.” The second user said, “Wow, literally yes, only in Bangalore.” A third user, criticising the way the information was communicated, said, “No matter how young/inexperienced someone is, basic communication skills and respect for others are needed.” The fourth user, commenting on the mode of communication of the intern, said, “I think this is disrespectful to some extent but understandable.” (With inputs from agencies)

Bengaluru-based tech intern leaves internship after securing funding for startup

<p>The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is hiring interns for different internship programmes for 2025. It is your chance to join NASA now, as the space agency is hiring for several positions in business, biology, and aeronautics.&nbsp;</p>

<p>NASA said in a blog, "Podcast making, space horticulture, or planetary protection—whatever your interest, there is a NASA internship for you this spring,” motivating high-school and college-level students to apply for the internship programmes.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>NASA 2025 Internship Programmes</strong></h2>

<p>NASA’s Office of STEM Engagement (OSTEM) is a&nbsp;paid internship offered by NASA that allows college-level and high-school students to join the US space agency. The internship provides an opportunity to gain practical work experience as they will work alongside engineers, scientists, and other well-known individuals from different professions.&nbsp;</p>

<p>NASA offers both full-time and part-time internships with a hybrid model. The website said it can either be at a NASA centre or&nbsp;work-from-home. The website also highlighted the importance a NASA internship has in building a resume and strengthening career readiness.&nbsp;</p>

<p>NASA offers three sessions of internships annually. The US Space Agency is now hiring interns for its different internship sessions in 2025.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>2025 Internship Application Deadlines:</strong></h2>

<p><strong>Spring 2025: </strong>The applications will be closed on 23 August 2024, so hurry up!</p>

<p><strong>Summer 2025:&nbsp;</strong><br />
<strong>Early Decision:</strong> 25 October 2024<br />
<strong>Final Decision:</strong> 28 February 2025</p>

<p><strong>Fall 2025</strong>: 16 May 2025</p>

<h2><strong>Watch video to know more about NASA's internship programme&nbsp;</strong></h2>

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<p>Visit the official internship website of NASA to check the eligibility criteria and apply for the internship opportunity. Here is the link to the website <a href="https://www.nasa.gov/learning-resources/internship-programs/"><strong>https://www.nasa.gov/learning-resources/internship-programs/</strong>.&nbsp;</a></p>

<p>The official internship website also mentioned the misconception that NASA only offers engineering internships. It said that the space agency has several opportunities for students who do not belong to the engineering field. NASA needs employees with different skills, and non-engineering students can help and give inputs in various other departments like security, budgeting, information and technology, accounting, and research.&nbsp;</p>

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The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is hiring interns for different internship programmes for 2025. It is your chance to join NASA now, as the space agency is hiring for several positions in business, biology, and aeronautics.

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is hiring interns for different internship programmes for 2025. It is your chance to join NASA now, as the space agency is hiring for several positions in business, biology, and aeronautics. NASA said in a blog, "Podcast making, space horticulture, or planetary protection—whatever your interest, there is a NASA internship for you this spring,” motivating high-school and college-level students to apply for the internship programmes. NASA 2025 Internship Programmes NASA’s Office of STEM Engagement (OSTEM) is a paid internship offered by NASA that allows college-level and high-school students to join the US space agency. The internship provides an opportunity to gain practical work experience as they will work alongside engineers, scientists, and other well-known individuals from different professions. NASA offers both full-time and part-time internships with a hybrid model. The website said it can either be at a NASA centre or work-from-home. The website also highlighted the importance a NASA internship has in building a resume and strengthening career readiness. NASA offers three sessions of internships annually. The US Space Agency is now hiring interns for its different internship sessions in 2025. 2025 Internship Application Deadlines: Spring 2025: The applications will be closed on 23 August 2024, so hurry up! Summer 2025: Early Decision: 25 October 2024 Final Decision: 28 February 2025 Fall 2025: 16 May 2025 Watch video to know more about NASA's internship programme × Visit the official internship website of NASA to check the eligibility criteria and apply for the internship opportunity. Here is the link to the website https://www.nasa.gov/learning-resources/internship-programs/. The official internship website also mentioned the misconception that NASA only offers engineering internships. It said that the space agency has several opportunities for students who do not belong to the engineering field. NASA needs employees with different skills, and non-engineering students can help and give inputs in various other departments like security, budgeting, information and technology, accounting, and research. (with inputs from agencies)

NASA is hiring interns! A golden chance to work with the US space agency, check details

<p>Scientific evidence is not needed to say that a majority of people sulk with their salary. People always complain that they don't get paid enough for their job. Forget employees, the rookies, who are planning to enter a particular industry, often whine over the unpaid internships, offered by the employers.&nbsp;</p>

<p>And if you are one of those, this story might interest you. A report from jobs data site Glassdoor revealed that online payment processor Stripe will pay the interns the most this year, with an average monthly internship salary of over $9,000 per month, which means $100,000 in the person stays on the same job and remuneration for a year.&nbsp;</p>

<p>A lot of companies don't pay the interns, and rather offer a job once the internship is completed. This is quite common in the current economic crosscurrents, with the job market becoming tougher.&nbsp;</p>

<p>But still, there are companies that stand out and pay the interns in fact, Glassdoor data shows that 87 per cent of paid interns reported at least $15 per hour in 2022, and the average intern actually made $24.63 per hour (an 11 per cent increase from the average pay of $22.17 in 2021).&nbsp;</p>

<p>Glassdoor, which is an American website where current and former employees anonymously review companies, listed 25 highest-paying internships that aim at helping students and new grads identify companies.&nbsp;</p>

<p>From technology to social media, the list covers several sectors, and some of the companies in the list are Meta, Snap, TikTok, Stripe, Coinbase, Amazon, and Microsoft.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Notably, these companies have not verified the salaries mentioned in the list, which is last year. And also there is no confirmation about whether or not these companies are actively hiring for internships right now.&nbsp;</p>

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Scientific evidence is not needed to say that a majority of people sulk with their salary. People always complain that they don't get paid enough for their job. Forget employees, the rookies, who are planning to enter a particular industry, often whine over the unpaid internships, offered by the employers. And if you are one of those, this story might interest you. A report from jobs data site Glassdoor revealed that online payment processor Stripe will pay the interns the most this year, with an average monthly internship salary of over $9,000 per month, which means $100,000 in the person stays on the same job and remuneration for a year. A lot of companies don't pay the interns, and rather offer a job once the internship is completed. This is quite common in the current economic crosscurrents, with the job market becoming tougher. But still, there are companies that stand out and pay the interns in fact, Glassdoor data shows that 87 per cent of paid interns reported at least $15 per hour in 2022, and the average intern actually made $24.63 per hour (an 11 per cent increase from the average pay of $22.17 in 2021). Glassdoor, which is an American website where current and former employees anonymously review companies, listed 25 highest-paying internships that aim at helping students and new grads identify companies. From technology to social media, the list covers several sectors, and some of the companies in the list are Meta, Snap, TikTok, Stripe, Coinbase, Amazon, and Microsoft. Notably, these companies have not verified the salaries mentioned in the list, which is last year. And also there is no confirmation about whether or not these companies are actively hiring for internships right now. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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<p>A Russian military agent seems to have been found to use a false identity for infiltrating the Hague-based International Criminal Court (ICC), the Dutch intelligence service said on Thursday. ICC probes the accusations of war crimes around the world. An elaborate and long cover story was created by Sergey Vladimirovich Cherkasov for looking to enter the Netherlands for an internship at the ICC as a Brazilian national, the agency's chief told Reuters. Dutch intelligence agency chief Erik Akerboom said, "This was a long-term, multi-year GRU operation that cost a lot of time, energy and money." GRU is the military intelligence service of Russia. &nbsp;</p>

<p>In a statement, the Dutch General Intelligence and Security Service (AIVD) said the man, who went by the alias Viktor Muller Ferreira, was nabbed at a Dutch airport. He was put on the next flight back to Brazil on being declared an undesirable alien, it added. &nbsp;</p>

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<p>In Brazil, Cherkasov has been taken into custody and is being prosecuted for using false documents, federal police said. "It clearly shows us what the Russians are up to - trying to gain illegal access to information within the ICC. We classify this as a high-level threat," Akerboom added. &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>"Cherkasov used a well-constructed cover identity by which he concealed all his ties with Russia in general, and the GRU in particular," the statement said. &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

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