Venus is joining Jupiter in Cancer and astrologers note that while the conjunction peaks today, its influence may be felt for several days. The daily horoscope today suggests using this period to speak openly, rebuild trust, and focus on what truly matters. As one Mumbai-based astrologer put it, Venus and Jupiter in Cancer remind us that emotional depth is a source of strength, not weakness.
Michelle Machado, a successful academic, faced burnout. She realized true strength is choosing rest. She now coaches others to value well-being. Machado encourages professionals to prioritize peace. She advises setting boundaries before breaking points. Presence matters more than performance. Success includes self-compassion. Machado urges people to savor achievements. She empowers individuals to transform stress into success.
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Feeling stuck in your career? Science says you need wisdom, not willpower, to stay motivated
Ayelet Fishbach, a motivation scientist, suggests that motivation is a skill, not an innate trait. She emphasizes aligning goals with enjoyment and breaking them into shorter spans to combat the mid-project slump. By strategically designing goals and altering the environment, individuals can sustain motivation and achieve success without relying solely on willpower.
US Tariffs to Hit Exports by 6%, Threaten Millions of MSME Jobs
According to estimates by the Federation of Indian Export Organisations, about 55 per cent of exports to the US will be severely impacted by the tariffs
Why Trump says the US jobs report is 'rigged': How the numbers are actually calculated
US President Donald Trump labelled the latest US jobs report as igged following significant downward revisions to May and June employment figures. These adjustments, made by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, reflect normal processes to incorporate late survey responses and seasonal adjustments. Experts say such revisions are routine and necessary for accuracy, despite political controversy. Declining survey responses and economic uncertainties continue to challenge the clarity of initial job estimates.
GCC reiterates intent to secure jobs, says protesters joining private firm
CHENNAI: The Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) on Saturday said conservancy staff who are staging protest against outsourcing of solid waste management are gradually joining CESPL, the firm which has bagged the contract in Royapuram and Thiru Vi Ka Nagar. A release from the GCC has come even as a section of the conservancy staff continued their protest on Saturday. In the release, GCC reiterated that it has been taking adequate measures to ensure job security of the workers from self-help groups (SHGs) who were working there earlier. Pointing out that CESPL, which is a part of Ramky group, has so far recruited 1,770 of the 3,809 workers it needed in the two zones, GCC said that, as per its advice, the company has reserved the remaining 2,039 jobs for the temporary workers from the SHGs. It added that from Saturday, the SHG workers have begun joining CESPL by submitting letters expressing their interest. Meanwhile, the protest that is under way since August 1, continued near Ripon Buildings, with workers stating that they were awaiting clarity on the key issue of whether they would continue to receive their existing pay of Rs 23,000 a month. While the GCC release did not comment on this, senior corporation officials told TNIE that they were considering revising the pay offered at Thiru Vi Ka Nagar. Initially, workers in these zones will receive Rs 580 per day, excluding deductions for PF and insurance. However, a phased increase can be implemented. Meanwhile, a one-time welcome bonus of Rs 3,000 will be provided by the contractor as compensation, an official said. Negotiations between officials and workers continued until late on Friday. LTUC state secretary K Suresh alleged that the ruling party councillors and a few officials had begun approaching protesters individually, urging them to join CESPL or face job loss. HR & CE minister PK Sekarbabu, responding to a query from the media late on Friday, said the DMK had not promised regularisation of employment of conservancy staff before coming to power. The workers had been demanding the DMK to keep its poll promise. Sekarbabus curt refusal to answer a question from a staff of Neelam Social, which was covering the protest, attracted criticism from the Chennai Press Club. The minister had said that he was responding only to media and not others. The club, in a post on X, condemned the minister for speaking in a threatening tone and said it was against the freedom of speech. It said the protest was being covered not only by mainstream media but sections of civil society and other organisations.
TrumpNewsom feud could end the governors career as White House bid looms
The escalating conflict between California Governor Gavin Newsom and former President Donald Trump takes stage on immigration raids and political disagreements. With the protests, lawsuits, and criticisms, their rivalry will impact the 2028 presidential election. This battle highlights broader divisions in U.S. politics and will have an influence over voter choices and party strength.
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Jason Miller, a George Washington University political science graduate, began his career in U.S. politics as a Senate staff assistant. He advanced through roles in multiple Republican campaigns, eventually becoming a senior adviser to Donald Trump during the 2016 and 2020 elections. He also served as CEO of conservative social media platform GETTR. Raised in Edmonds, Washington, Miller's education and extensive campaign experience played a pivotal role in shaping his political and strategic trajectory.
Faissal recalls career-destroying movie Mela with Aamir-Twinkle
Aamir Khan's initiative to boost Faissal Khan's career through 'Mela' backfired, causing significant setbacks despite a strong cast. Production delays arose from disputes between Aamir and director Dharmesh Darshan. Faissal dedicated himself to improving his acting skills, but the film's failure led to lasting tensions, with both Aamir and Dharmesh expressing regrets and never collaborating again.
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer privately met with President Trump, expressing concerns about the detrimental impact of his tariffs on the state's automotive industry. Highlighting potential economic damage, Whitmer emphasized the threat to jobs and profits within Michigan's crucial sector. Automakers like Ford and GM have reported significant financial losses due to these tariffs, potentially hindering future investments in US factories.
According to a report from Cricbuzz, the 30-year-old Samson has officially submitted a request to RR to either be traded or released into the auction, after significant disagreements arose between him and the team management.
Indonesia to set clear career paths for domestic workers, caregivers
The Indonesian government will establish a clear career path for domestic workers and child caregivers as part of its ...
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Canada unemployment on rise as 41000 jobs lost in July but rate holds steady
Canada's job market faced difficulties in July. Statistics Canada reported a loss of 41,000 jobs. The unemployment rate remained at 6.9 percent. Full-time jobs in the private sector were most affected. The information, culture, and recreation sector experienced the biggest losses. Youth employment also saw a significant drop. Trade tensions with the US continue to impact the economy.
CBI books AIIMS-Bhubaneswar officer, five others for jobs scam using forged documents
NEW DELHI: The CBI has booked an officer of AIIMS-Bhubaneswar and five others for alleged corruption in the recruitment to Group-B and Group-C posts using forged documents, officials said on Saturday. The agency acted on the findings of its preliminary enquiry registered by it in March that prima facie showed a case of criminal conspiracy, cheating, forgery, and bribery. Assistant Administrative Officer of AIIMS-Bhubaneswar's recruitment cell Sudhir Kumar Pradhan, along with five others -- Rajashree Panda, Sangram Mishra, Sai Sagar Kar, Shri Sambit Mishra, and Sruti Sagar Kar -- have been booked by the CBI in connection with the case, officials said. The CBI has alleged that Sruti Sagar Kar, an employee of Bombay Intelligence Security (India) Limited (BIS), had conspired to secure permanent employment for his relatives and family members at AIIMS-Bhubaneswar. The recruitment process was compromised using forged educational and work experience certificates for posts advertised on July 1, 2023. It is alleged that Panda (Sruti Sagar Kar's wife), Sangram Mishra, Sai Sagar Kar and Sambit Mishra had secured the jobs on the basis of forged educational documents issued by Shree College of Paramedical Sciences, Ghaziabad. Further, no such college or university infrastructure i.e the college and Allied Healthcare Council of India to which the college is affiliated, was found to exist at the addresses mentioned on their website, the FIR has alleged. The CBI also detected irregularities regarding work experience. Certificates showing their service at B R D Medical College in Gorakhpur, in roles like sanitary inspector and medical record technician, were found to be fake. The certificates were fabricated and allegedly arranged by Sruti Sagar Kar in conspiracy with the applicants and others, officials said. The preliminary enquiry showed that Pradhan played a pivotal role in the conspiracy as he did not bring to the notice of higher authorities that the verification letter sent to the Ghaziabad institute had returned undelivered, allowing the four candidates to continue with their jobs.
Canada unemployment rate July 2025: Canada's job market experienced a significant setback in July, shedding 40,800 jobs, predominantly full-time positions. The youth unemployment rate surged to 14.6%, a level unseen since 2010, excluding pandemic years. This weak data strengthens the case for a potential interest rate cut by the Bank of Canada, although upcoming inflation and jobs reports could influence their decision.
Jobless Youths Cheated Over Jobs In Maldives
On Friday, the victims released audio recordings on social media detailing the fraud. Manchala Srikanth of Lingapur village, who arrived in May, said he realised the agents deception after three months.
Top economist warns Gen Z tech workers could be first to lose jobs to AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the job market, especially affecting younger tech workers in entry level roles. Goldman Sachs economist Joseph Briggs warns that Gen Z professionals face higher unemployment due to AI automation. This shift presents challenges but also opportunities for skill development. Preparing for these changes is crucial for workers, employers, and policymakers.
How these Kochi professionals quit their jobs to open specialty restaurants
For these professionals-turned-restaurateurs, who helm some of Kochis popular specialty restaurants, cooking and serving food is a labour of love.
No proposal to reserve 5 per cent government jobs for orphans: MoS Savitri Thakur
NEW DELHI: The government is not considering any proposal to reserve 5 per cent of jobs in government establishments for orphans, the Lok Sabha was informed on Friday. In a written reply, Minister of State for Women and Child Development, Savitri Thakur, said, Presently, there is no such proposal under consideration of the government, in response to a question on whether the government was considering such a reservation. The minister stated that the Women and Child Development (WCD) Ministry administers the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015 (JJ Act, 2015), as amended in 2021, which is the primary legislation for ensuring the safety, security, dignity and well-being of children in need of care and protection, as well as children in conflict with the law. The Act caters to their basic needs, care, protection, development, treatment, rehabilitation and social reintegration. It establishes statutory structures at the state and district levels, including the State Child Protection Society, Child Welfare Committees, Juvenile Justice Boards and District Child Protection Units. It also provides for the establishment of Child Care Institutions. Thakur informed the House that there are 2,559 child care institutions in the country funded during 202425, and about 76,882 children were provided with institutional support during the period.
Zoho's Sridhar Vembu is advocating for the revival of Indian languages, criticizing the use of English as a status symbol. He believes this mindset creates a talent pool waste and cultural alienation. Vembu proposes education in native languages for all children, citing Zoho's success with Tamil-speaking teams and drawing parallels with other multilingual countries.
Brunei offers multi-sector jobs to Indonesian workers: Ministry
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Amid TCS layoffs, are IT firms HCL, Infosys likely to cut jobs? Here's why
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1.5M jobs overcounted!: Trump says Bidens economy is fake, touts $6,400 income rise
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Trump Presents Jobs Data After Firing Labor Stats Chief
US President Donald Trump on Thursday alleged that jobs data had been purposely altered by the government's commissioner of labor statistics to bolster his predecessor Joe Biden, presenting different figures in the wake of her firing.
Siddhartha Mukherjee, a St. Columba's School alumnus, embarked on an extraordinary academic journey from India to Stanford, Oxford, and Harvard. His relentless pursuit of knowledge led him to become a renowned hematologist-oncologist and a Pulitzer Prize-winning author for 'The Emperor of All Maladies.' Today, he bridges medicine and the public, making complex biology accessible and human.
Trump blasts jobs report as Rigged Nobel economist Paul Krugman fires back with brutal dig
Paul Krugman slams Trump after President Donald Trump called the July 2025 jobs report rigged and fired the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Trump claimed the weak job numbers were politically manipulated, sparking outrage from economists. Krugman fired back, saying, every accusation is a confession, warning that dismissing data undermines democracy. Experts explained job data revisions are routine, not rigged. This political clash over economic facts is fueling deep concerns about transparency and trust.
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has launched two key initiatives for the 202526 academic sessionthe Career Guidance Dashboard and Counseling Hub and Spoke Modelto enhance career planning and support students' emotional well-being across affiliated schools nationwide.
BJP not opposed to political quota to Muslims in education, jobs: Ramchander Rao
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Microsoft layoffs Washington 2025: Microsoft continues job cuts in Washington state. This brings the total layoffs to 3,160 this year. These cuts are separate from previous major layoffs. The company is investing heavily in AI. This is putting pressure to reduce operating costs. Microsoft is providing support to laid-off employees. Employees are concerned about job security.
Batam targets placement of 18,000 jobseekers in 2025
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Fresh US tariffs will hurt Indian exporters, jobs: Asaduddin Owaisi
Hyderabad: AIMIM president Asaduddin Owaisi on Thursday said US President Donald Trumps decision to impose 50 per cent tariff on Indian goods will hurt Indian exporters, MSMEs, manufacturers and will disrupt supply chains, deter FDI, and hit jobs hard. A day after Trump imposed a penalty of another 25 per cent on India for buying Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
The Central Board of Secondary Education introduces two initiatives for the 2025-26 session. These are the Career Guidance Dashboard and the Counseling Hub and Spoke School Model. The Career Guidance Dashboard offers career information and exploration tools. The Counseling Hub and Spoke Model aims to support students' emotional and mental health. These programs will evolve with stakeholder input.
Microsoft engineer reveals strategies to land tech jobs amid layoffs
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CBSE launches 2 flagship initiatives for career guidance to students
New Delhi, Aug 7: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) on Thursday launched two flagship initiatives the Career Guidance Dashboard and the Counseling Hub and Spoke School Model for the academic session 202526, officials said. These initiatives aim to strengthen institutional mechanisms for career guidance and promote holistic psychosocial wellbeing among students, they added. Both initiatives are designed to benefit schools and students and will continue to evolve through active input from stakeholders, CBSE [] The post CBSE launches 2 flagship initiatives for career guidance to students appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Ex-Zimbabwe captain surpasses Anderson - enters elite list of players with longest Test careers
Zimbabwean cricketer Brendan Taylor marked his return to Test cricket after a three-and-a-half-year ICC ban for delayed reporting of a bookie approach. His comeback places him with the 12th-longest Test career, spanning 21 years and 93 days. Wilfred Rhodes holds the record at 30 years and 315 days.
Trump gets gold, America gets jobs: Tim Cook unveils $100 billion Apple investment after flashy gift
Apple CEO Tim Cook presented President Trump with a custom-made glass box featuring a 24-karat gold base, crafted by a former U.S. Marine. Following the gift, Cook unveiled Apple's increased investment plan of $600 billion in American manufacturing over the next four years. This commitment includes using U.S.-made rare-earth magnets and expanding facilities in Texas and California.
Un-communicated ACRs, un-notified orders cant decide employees career: DB
*Says Rules must be known, not assumed Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Aug 6: A Division Bench of the High Court of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh comprising Justice Wasim Sadiq Nargal and Justice Rajesh Sekhri has held that un-communicated Annual Confidential Reports (ACRs) and un-notified executive orders cannot be relied upon to deny an employee promotion or service benefits. The DB passed this judgment in a case filed by Baseer-ul-Haq Hussami, a Senior Assistant in the High Court establishment, who had [] The post Un-communicated ACRs, un-notified orders cant decide employees career: DB appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
7 Indian-origin scientists in the US: Where they studied and how it shaped their careers
Scientists of Indian origin are leading American science and technology. Venkatraman Ramakrishnan won a Nobel Prize for his work on ribosomes. Arati Prabhakar heads science policy. Manjul Bhargava is a Fields Medalist in mathematics. Ashok Gadgil develops technologies for developing countries. Krishna Shenoy pioneers brain-computer interfaces. Renu Malhotra reshaped planetary science. Sanjay Mehrotra leads semiconductor innovation.
Stanford Plans To Axe 363 Jobs Amid Trump's Funding Cuts
Stanford University plans to axe hundreds of staff due to funding cuts for higher education under President Donald Trump, the latest mass layoff at an elite US college.
Artificial intelligence tools are becoming more common. Studies show over-reliance on AI may weaken human skills. Critical thinking and emotional intelligence are important. Businesses invest in AI but not human skills. MIT research shows ChatGPT use reduces memory retention. Users become passive and trust AI answers too much. Independent thinking is crucial for the future.
Apple-Donald Trump $600 billion bonhomie to create thousands of jobs in USA? Details here
Apple has announced mega multi-billion dollars investment push in the USA.
What is the relationship between Vishal Bhardwaj and Gulzar? There is no blood relation between Vishal Bhardwaj and writer-lyricist Gulzar; however, the two frequently collaborate, with the director often referring to him as his father and mentor.
India duo Mohammed Siraj & Prasidh Krishna gain career-best ranking after stunning Test win
India pacers Mohammed Siraj and Prasidh Krishna achieved their career-best ratings of 674 points and 368 points respectively after their memorable performances in The Oval Test against England.
The Oval Test cemented Siraj as one of India's top Test bowlers and saw Prasidh Krishna establish himself on the international stage, both being recognized for their resilience and match-winning spells in high-pressure moments.
This is Biggest Challenge of My Career Yet: Granit Xhaka on Joining Sunderland
Speaking on JioHotstar, Granit Xhaka explained his decision to join Sunderland
What was the budget of Sholay? Made with a budget of Rs 3 crore, Sholay changed the trajectory of Hindi cinema. The film, starring Sanjeev Kumar, Amitabh Bachchan, Dharmendra, Amjad Khan, Hema Malini, and Jaya Bachchan, among others, became the biggest Hindi film at the time.
ICC Rankings: Bumrah Reign Continues, Siraj Moves to Career-Best Spot
Siraj jumped 12 spots following his nine wickets in the match, including a five-for, as India defeated the hosts by six runs in a thriller to draw the series 2-2
Jobs in Tollywood 2025: Know how and where to apply online
Hyderabad: The Tollywood industry is seeing major changes. Two big movies, Coolie and War 2, have applied for ticket price hikes in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. At the same time, thousands of film workers have gone on strike, demanding better wages. But theres also a new opportunity for fresh talent to join the industry. Film Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Kelley Macks career: the film and television work that defined the star lost to glioma
Kelley Mack, famed for her role in The Walking Dead, passed away at 33. She battled glioma, a rare brain cancer. Her family shared a heartfelt message on Instagram. Mack's career began early with commercials. She appeared in 9-1-1 and Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. She also worked behind the camera. A memorial is set for August 16 in Ohio.
Emotional scenes as J&K L-G Sinha hands over jobs to 158 relatives of terror victims
The L-G administration has come up with a web portal to streamline and expedite the process of providing relief, compassionate appointments, and other forms of assistance to those who have suffered from terrorism
Reshma Kewalramani, an Indian-origin CEO, leads Vertex Pharmaceuticals, a Fortune 500 biotech firm, after moving to the US at 11. A Harvard graduate, she rose through the ranks to CEO in 2020, securing approval for five breakthrough cystic fibrosis drugs. Recognized by TIME, Kewalramani exemplifies science, leadership, and perseverance in modern medicine.
Tushar Singla, is an IAS officer of the 2015 batch. He hails from Barnala, Punjab. He is married to Navjot Simi, and the couple have a child together. They both are an inspiration for all the UPSC aspirants, as they have achieved their dreams with lots of hard work. Who is Navjot Simi?
Accenture CEO Julie Sweet shares career advice she got from her father at 15: You're never going to
Accenture CEO Julie Sweet attributes her success to a childhood lesson from her father: strive for excellence to be undeniable. This principle fueled her journey from a speech contest loss to leading a global consulting firm. Sweet emphasizes adaptability, echoing Jamie Dimon and Satya Nadella, as crucial for sustained growth and relevance in today's dynamic business landscape.
Satya Pal Malik: A chequered career of conviction, contradiction & controversy
NEW DELHI: Satya Pal Malik, a seasoned politician who traversed Indias political spectrum from the Lok Dal to Congress to the BJP, and later emerged as a fierce critic of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, passed away on Tuesday at 1.12 PM at Delhis Ram Manohar Lohia (RML) Hospital. He was 79. He had been undergoing treatment for kidney and age-related ailments. Once a trusted aide of PM Modiholding gubernatorial posts in Bihar, J&K, Goa, Odisha, and MeghalayaMaliks final years were defined by his outspoken dissent. He criticised the government over the handling of the 2019 Pulwama attack, the farmers protest, and alleged corruption during his tenure as J&K Governor. Later, the CBI chargesheeted him in a bribery case linked to Rs 2,200 crore Kiru hydropower project in Kashmir. Maliks journey was as eventful as it was ideologically fluid. Born in Baghpat, Uttar Pradesh, into a Jat family, his political roots were in socialist movements. He began as a student leader and was elected MLA in 1974 on the Bharatiya Kranti Dal ticket led by Chaudhary Charan Singh. In 1980, he entered the Rajya Sabha as a Lok Dal member. By 1984, he had joined the Congress, which re-nominated him to the Rajya Sabha in 1986. He later aligned with Janata Dal and served as Lok Sabha MP from Aligarh. Despite his many political shifts, Malik remained a forceful voice on agrarian and regional issues, often taking on the powers that be. His political rise peaked when the Modi government appointed him as Bihar governor in 2017, later entrusting him with the politically sensitive state of Jammu & Kashmir in August 2018. His tenure in J&K was both historic and controversial. Malik was governor during the abrogation of Article 370 on August 5, 2019. Coincidentally, he died on the sixth anniversary of that move. He was also in office during the Pulwama attack that killed 40 CRPF personnel. Later, Malik accused the Centre of suppressing facts about lapses leading to the attack, including the denial of aircraft for troop movement. He claimed he was told to stay silent. Maliks long career was marked by conviction, contradiction, and controversy.
The Walking Dead actor Kelley Mack dies at 33; all about her career, net worth, and family
Actress Kelley Mack, known for her role in 'The Walking Dead,' passed away on August 2, 2025, at the age of 33, after battling glioma. Her family announced her death on Instagram, describing her as a 'bright, fervent light.' Mack's career included roles in TV shows like '9-1-1' and films such as 'Broadcast Signal Intrusion.
AI is impacting various sectors. OpenAI will share AI models. US authorities are investigating AI use in airline ticket pricing. MGX in Abu Dhabi plans a large AI investment fund. A report shows AI has led to US job losses. Force Motors in India launched an AI platform for vehicles. Karnataka is surveying AI's workforce impact.
Vacancies unfilled, UPSC to alert institutions about government jobs
The UPSC Chairman said that posts remained vacant or became infructuous during the interview stage as suitable candidates are not found by the interview board
DG Shipping to verify crew certificates to protect jobs
Data shows that, around 3,800 seafarers hold certificates issued by maritime authorities that have no agreement with India for mutual recognition of the certificates
Former Google executive Mo Gawdat warns that artificial intelligence will trigger significant job losses, particularly in white-collar sectors, starting around 2027. He predicts a challenging period before AI potentially leads to a utopian future, emphasizing the urgent need for regulations and initiatives like Universal Basic Income to mitigate inequality and social unrest.
The US jobs market is showing signs of a he-cession
Despite a generally stable US labor market, young men are facing disproportionately high unemployment, nearing recession levels, especially among recent college graduates. While cyclical factors contribute, deeper structural changes may be at play, potentially impacting male-dominated sectors.
A non-IIT engineer from a tier-3 college, who began his tech career in 2016 with a salary of Rs 2.16 LPA, has shared his inspiring 9-year journey on Reddit. Despite early ridicule and limited opportunities, he steadily climbed the ladder through smart job switches, continuous upskilling, and perseverance. His career saw gradual growth until a major breakthrough during the pandemic, which led to higher-paying roles and broader experience. By 2025, he secured a Rs 92.5 LPA packagewithout any elite degree or industry connections.
A series of photos featuring a man in various job uniforms has exploded online, sparking memes and humorous reactions. The internet has playfully dubbed him the most employed man alive, captivated by the mystery surrounding his true identity and whether he actually holds all these positions.
MLC Amer Ali Khan launches overseas jobs drive
Hyderabad: Telangana Congress MLC and Siasat News Editor Amer Ali Khan took a significant step toward the economic empowerment of Muslim youth by spearheading an overseas recruitment programme in partnership with Telangana Overseas Manpower Company Ltd. (TOMCOM). The initiative, held at the Siasat Auditorium in Hyderabad, on Monday, witnessed a massive turnout of job aspirants Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Satya Pal Malik, the former governor of Jammu and Kashmir, died at 79. He was undergoing treatment at Dr Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital in New Delhi. Malik had been admitted since May 2025 due to illness. He had a long political career, inspired by socialist ideals. Malik served in various political roles, including as governor of Bihar.
Why was Erika McEntarfer, the head of the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, fired by Donald Trump over a routine jobs report?
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Trump says he doesnt trust jobs data, but Wall Street and economists do
WASHINGTON:The monthly jobs report is already closely-watched on Wall Street and in Washington but has taken on a new importance after President Donald Trump on Friday fired the official who oversees it. Trump claimed that Junes employment figures were RIGGED to make him and other Republicans look bad. Yet he provided no evidence and even []
Julie Sweet, Accenture's CEO, overcame humble beginnings through grit and her father's impactful advice. A debate loss fueled her determination to excel, teaching her self-honesty and fearlessness. From a young age, she worked to support herself, developing crucial skills that propelled her rise to leadership at Accenture after a law career.
Be so much better: Accenture CEO Julie Sweet's career lessons every student should learn early
Julie Sweet, now Accentures global CEO, learned her most pivotal lesson at 15 the world isn't fair, so you must be exceptional. From a formative setback to leading billion-dollar AI strategies, her journey highlights the power of preparation, adaptability, and self-honesty. For students, her story is a compelling guide to thriving in an unforgiving world.
The jobs data revisions that cost a US government statistician her job
Significant downward revisions to U.S. payroll gains for May and June led to the firing of the Bureau of Labor Statistics Commissioner. The combined revision of 258,000 jobs is the largest since 1979, excluding the pandemic period. June's initial estimate was reduced by 133,000, and May's by 125,000, marking substantial deviations from historical trends.
Trump says he doesn't trust the jobs data, but Wall Street and economists do
President Trump's firing of the BLS director over revised jobs data has sparked controversy, with accusations of political interference. Despite economists generally trusting the BLS, unusually large revisions and declining survey response rates raise concerns about data reliability. Reduced government funding further strains the ability to accurately gather economic data, potentially impacting future economic analysis.
US Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greenes call to end Indian H-1B visas replacing American jobs has sparked concern among international students and professionals. Shared on August 4, 2025, the post adds to ongoing immigration and trade debates. While no policy changes have occurred, the rhetoric highlights shifting views on employment-based visas and post-study work pathways in the US.
Stock market rally today has captured Wall Streets attention as the Dow Jones jumped 500 points, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq also posting strong gains. This sharp rebound follows a weak U.S. payroll report, which has increased hopes for Federal Reserve rate cuts as early as September. With only 73,000 jobs added in July and unemployment ticking up, investors now expect multiple interest rate cuts by the end of 2025. President Donald Trumps strong reaction to the data, including the firing of the BLS chief, adds political drama as markets shift.
His comments come at a time when tech giants, including TCS, are announcing job cuts. Khosla spent 18 years at a venture capital firm before launching his own fund.
Rasika Bombatkar, diagnosed with Stage 3 lung cancer at 26, faced a grueling battle involving chemotherapy and surgery. Supported by loved ones, she persevered through immense physical and emotional challenges. Defying the odds, Rasika not only survived but also pursued her dreams, earning a degree from Oxford and now working at the World Health Organization.
Donald Trump US economy 2025: Donald Trump's policies raised concerns about a US economic slowdown. Job growth slowed significantly in July. Trump fired Erika McEntarfer, head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics. He accused her of manipulating data. Experts warned of a dangerous precedent. Inflation remained high, and economic growth slowed. The S&P 500 fell. Trump also attacked Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.
Donald Trump Says US Jobs Report Showing Slump In Hirings Was 'Rigged'
The monthly report showed only 73,000 job additions in July, while stating that 258,000 less jobs were created in May and June than previously reported.
17 crore jobs created under Modi rule in 10 years: Mansukh Mandaviya to Parliament
The Modi government created 17 crore jobs in ten years. This is a significant increase from the UPA's 3 crore jobs. The government provided 11 lakh jobs in the last 16 months. PM Viksit Bharat Rozgar Yojana will create over 4 crore jobs with a Rs 2 lakh crore outlay. The scheme incentivizes job creation, focusing on first-timers and employers.
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Asian markets mostly gain after Wall St tumbles following poor US jobs report
BANGKOK, Aug 4: Shares in Asia advanced today after Wall Street had its worst day since May following the release of weak US jobs data. Markets in Asia had already reacted on Friday to US President Donald Trumps announcement late Thursday of sweeping tariffs on imports from many US trading partners. The new import duties are set to take effect on Thursday. The signs of trouble on the US economic horizon have raised hopes that the Federal Reserve may relent [] The post Asian markets mostly gain after Wall St tumbles following poor US jobs report appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Microsoft Identifies 40 Roles Under Threat Due to AI: Writers, Radio DJs Among Top Jobs
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Dollar finds footing after US jobs drubbing
The greenback recovered some of its losses against the Japanese currency on Monday, last trading 0.2% higher at 147.67 yen. Still, it was down about 3 yen from its peak on Friday
