September was a busy month on our site. We covered a quirky tech story, a major government exam hiccup, and a young tennis star’s massive payday. Below you’ll find the key takeaways, dates, and why each piece matters to you.
On September 27, Google turned 24. The article walked you through how two Stanford grads turned a typo—"googol"—into a brand that now handles more than three billion searches daily. We highlighted milestones like the launch of AdWords in 2000, the acquisition of Android in 2005, and the push into AI with Bard in 2023. Each milestone shows how a university project grew into a global powerhouse.
Why does this matter? If you run a small business, knowing Google’s evolution helps you spot where new tools might appear. For example, the shift to AI‑driven search means keyword strategies will keep changing. We also shared a quick tip: keep an eye on Google’s "Search Generative Experience" updates, because they could affect how your site appears in results.
On September 12, the SSC CGL Tier 1 exam kicked off in 260 centers across 129 cities. Over 2.8 million candidates logged in, but technical glitches forced cancellations at a Jammu centre on September 13. The exam board announced a reschedule window between September 22 and 27, and they promised the provisional answer key soon after the final date on September 26. Our early analysis pointed to a balanced paper, so candidates can focus on revising core concepts rather than worrying about surprise tricks.
In the same week, tennis prodigy Carlos Alcaraz saw his net worth jump to $48 million after clinching the French Open title. The win added roughly $3 million to his earnings, and his endorsement deals now pull in more than $30 million a year. Despite the cash flow, Alcaraz still lives with his parents in Spain, showing that fame doesn’t always change personal habits overnight.
What can you learn from Alcaraz’s rise? Endorsements can eclipse prize money quickly, especially for athletes under 25. If you’re a budding sportsperson or influencer, focus on building a strong personal brand early; sponsors love fresh faces with a global appeal.
All three stories share a common thread: rapid change. Whether it’s a search engine reinventing itself, an exam authority scrambling to fix tech bugs, or a teenager turning a tennis win into a multimillion‑dollar empire, staying adaptable is key.
That’s the snapshot for September 2025. Keep checking India Support Hub for deeper analysis, practical tips, and updates that matter to your work, studies, or passions.
Google celebrated its 24th birthday with a look back at the quirky origin of its name and the milestones that shaped its rise. From a university project to a global powerhouse, the article explores key moments and fun facts. Readers get a snapshot of how the search engine earned its identity and why it matters today.
SSC CGL Tier 1 2025 began on September 12 across 260 centres in 129 cities for 14,582 posts, with 28.14 lakh registrations. Day 1 saw technical glitches and cancellations, including all three shifts on September 13 at a Jammu centre, now set to be rescheduled between Sept 22–27. Early analysis points to a balanced paper. Provisional answer key and results are expected soon after the schedule ends on Sept 26.
At 22, Carlos Alcaraz is now worth $48 million, powered by a near $3 million French Open 2025 winner’s check and more than $30 million a year in endorsements. He’s already a five-time Grand Slam champion and ranks eighth all-time in career prize money, surpassing $40.5 million. Despite the fast rise, he still lives with his parents in Spain, and his brand appeal shows no signs of slowing.
30 Jul 2023
