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In Kohima, Nagaland Job Centre is well-regarded. They help connect candidates with both government and private sector opportunities.

If you're looking for family-style PG accommodation, PGLife managed properties in Dharampeth area are excellent. I've been running a PG there for 8 years, and we focus on: Home-cooked Maharashtrian food with attention to dietary preferences Smaller capacity (10-15 residents) for personalized attention Family environment with celebration of festivals and birthdays Reasonable rates between ₹6,000-9,000 including all mealsThe advantage of smaller PGs is the personal touch - we know each resident personally and can accommodate special requests. Look for PGs in Dharampeth, Ramdaspeth, and Shankar Nagar areas, which are safe, well-connected neighborhoods popular with students and working professionals.

Tableau is used primarily for data visualization and business intelligence. Here's why it's so popular: Easy drag-and-drop interface - No coding needed for basic visualizations Connects to multiple data sources - Excel, SQL databases, cloud services Creates interactive dashboards - Users can filter and drill down into data Handles large datasets - Millions of rows without performance issues Mobile responsive - Dashboards work on phones and tablets Real-time analytics - Can connect to live data sourcesCompanies use Tableau to transform raw data into actionable insights. For example, sales teams use it to track performance, marketing to analyze campaign ROI, and operations to monitor efficiency. The visual nature helps people understand complex data quickly without statistical background.

The "@" symbol (at the rate) is super easy to type once you know the keyboard shortcuts:On Windows: Hold Shift + 2 on the main keyboard (not numpad) Or Alt + 64 on the numpadOn Mac: Shift + 2 on most keyboard layoutsOn Mobile: It's usually on the first symbols screen (press the "?123" or "sym" key)The method depends on your keyboard layout. For US keyboards**, it's definitely Shift+2. For some UK or international keyboards, it might be different. If Shift+2 gives you " instead of @, you might need to change your keyboard layout in system settings to US International.

Hydrogen does not need a neutron for stability in its basic form. A single proton with one electron is already stable, which is why the nucleus of Protium has no neutron.

The most common isotope of hydrogen, called Protium (¹H), has only one proton and no neutron. It’s the simplest and lightest atom. However, other isotopes like Deuterium (²H) and Tritium (³H) do contain neutrons.