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Tovino Thomas calls Lokah 2 biggest challenge in his career. Here's why
Tovino Thomas calls Lokah 2 biggest challenge in his career. Here's why
IPL 2026: 'Coming Back To RCB Was Turning Point Of My Career,' Says Padikkal
Royal Challengers Bangalore: Indian cricketer Devdutt Padikkal has admitted that returning to Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 proved to be a turning point in his career, as it gave him clarity about the kind of cricket he wanted to play. In 2025, Padikkal played a crucial role at the top of the order for RCB, scoring 247 runs in 10 matches at an impressive strike rate of 150.61. In 2026, he scored 111 runs in just two games at a strike rate of 201.82. I feel that auction was probably the turning point of my career in a lot of ways. I was at that stage of my career where I needed to really commit to the type of cricket I want to play, the kind of cricketer I wanted to be. And coming back to RCB paved my path towards the brand of cricket I wanted to play, Padikkal said in a video released by RCB on X. When I got that opportunity with RCB, I feel that's the day I decided that there are a lot of things that I need to do and I needed to really commit to working on those things regardless of what the outcome may be, what the result may be, he added. Padikkal made an immediate impact in his debut 2020 IPL season with RCB, scoring 473 runs and winning the Emerging Player Award. After spending a few seasons with the Rajasthan Royals and Lucknow Super Giants, RCB bought him back at his base price of Rs 2 Crore during the 2025 mega auction. When I got that opportunity with RCB, I feel that's the day I decided that there are a lot of things that I need to do and I needed to really commit to working on those things regardless of what the outcome may be, what the result may be, he added. Also Read: Live Cricket Score I did not understand it enough. The way the season went, it really dampened a lot of things that had happened that year. But at the same time, that gave me that motivation and that real fire in me to try and get better, and sometimes you need that. You need those failures along your journey to remind you how much harder you need to work to get to where you want to get to, he added. Article Source: IANS
Pinarayi Vijayans political career timeline
As Kerala gears up for the crucial 2026 Assembly elections, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan finds himself at a pivotal crossroads in his political career
'Lost My Career Because Of IPL': Ex-England Skipper Kevin Pietersen Drops Major Bombshell
Kevin Pietersen made an explosive allegation that his international career came to a premature end due to a dispute with authorities over his participation in the Indian Premier League (IPL).
'Lost My Career Because Of IPL': Ex-England Skipper Drops Major Bombshell
Kevin Pietersen made an explosive allegation that his international career came to a premature end due to a dispute with authorities over his participation in the Indian Premier League (IPL).
LU to set launch new career-oriented courses
Who was Carrie Everett, and what is her cause of death, family and net worth details? Carrie Everett, former Miss North Carolina 2024, died at 22 after metastatic signet ring cell carcinoma. She studied vocal performance at North Carolina Central University and competed at Miss America. Her family confirmed her passing and requested privacy while tributes from the Miss North Carolina organization and university highlighted her advocacy, education goals, and impact on HBCU representation and scholarship awareness.
Rahul Promises Monthly Rs 2k For Jobless Pondy Youth, 30k New Jobs
Those governing Puducherry are not rooted here. Decisions are being imposed from Delhi, and the administration does not represent the aspirations of the people: Rahul Gandhi
Assams capital Guwahati sees nightlife boom with rising clubs, cafes and jobs: Can politics keep up?
Guwahati is experiencing a vibrant metamorphosis into a bustling urban hub. The nightlife sparkles with the emergence of trendy clubs and chic bars, while cozy cafes serve as favorite spots for daytime socializing, fostering a surge in hospitality job opportunities. Infrastructure development, including new bridges and flyovers, is reshaping the city's landscape.
CM Omar Abdullah Hands Over Jobs To 124 Candidates Under SRO-43
Jammu, Apr 6: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Monday handed over appointment orders to 124 candidates from Jammu division under the Rehabilitation Assistance Scheme and SRO-43, reaffirming the governments commitment to support families affected by loss. According to a post shared by the CMs office on X, the appointments were handed over in the presence of Advisor Nasir Sogami. The Chief Minister expressed solidarity with the families, stating that the appointments aim to provide dignity, stability and support during difficult [] The post CM Omar Abdullah Hands Over Jobs To 124 Candidates Under SRO-43 appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Entrepreneur Ankur Warikoo has highlighted seven common career mistakes that even smart people tend to make, such as waiting to feel ready, chasing titles over skills, taking feedback personally, and quitting too early. In his LinkedIn post, he explains that overthinking and playing safe often hold professionals back more than a lack of ability. He also shares simple ways to correct these patterns, stressing that consistent action, learning, and patience are what truly drive long-term career growth.
I Am in The Best Phase Of My Career Now: Mona Singh
I think I can connect with the audience because this is my 24th year in the industry. So, I think somewhere I have built a bridge of trust with the audience. They feel that if I have a new show, it will be different
I lost my career because of IPL, claims former RCB and England star
Kevin Pietersen claims his international career was cut short due to his insistence on playing in the Indian Premier League, a decision that clashed with the England and Wales Cricket Board's stance. He believes his sacrifices paved the way for current English players to participate in lucrative franchise leagues, despite a public fallout with the board.
Appraisal Season & Career Growth: What the Stars Say About Your Next Move
. Employees reflect on performance, managers evaluate impact and organisations decide who moves ahead and who waits for another cycle. Yet, for many professionals, there is often a lingering question : why do outcomes sometimes not align with effort? Appraisal Season & Career Growth Increasingly, people are exploring astrology as a way to understand these patterns. While performance and skill remain critical, timing and personal cycles are also believed to play a role in shaping career trajectories. Astrology offers a different lens, helping individuals decode phases of growth, stagnation or transition through planetary movements. Why Appraisal Outcomes Don’t Always Match Effort One of the most common frustrations during appraisal season is the mismatch between hard work and rewards. Astrologers suggest that planetary cycles can influence recognition, decision-making and workplace dynamics. Certain periods naturally support growth and visibility, while others may slow things down despite consistent effort. This perspective does not replace performance, but it helps explain why outcomes can vary across cycles. Some professionals experience rapid growth phases, while others build momentum slowly and achieve more stable success over time. Using Appraisal Season as a Career Checkpoint Rather than viewing appraisals as a final judgement, many professionals are beginning to see this time as a moment for reflection and recalibration. It becomes an opportunity to ask deeper questions about career direction, role alignment and long-term growth. Astrology based insights can help bring clarity by highlighting favourable periods for change, stability or risk-taking. With the rise of personalised digital platforms, accessing such insights has become easier. Apps like Neo Astro are offering customized career guidance based on individual birth charts, helping users understand promotion cycles, job change timing and workplace challenges with greater context. While astrology is not a substitute for effort or capability, it is increasingly being used as a tool for self-awareness. When combined with consistent performance and strategic thinking, it can help individuals make more informed career decisions. As appraisal season unfolds, the focus should not just be on outcomes, but on direction. Whether this cycle brings immediate rewards or signals the need for change, understanding personal growth patterns can help professionals move forward with greater clarity and confidence.
'Brought me back': Ravi Kishan credits OTT for career revival
Ravi Kishan, the veteran actor and politician, recently reflected on his 34-year-long journey in the entertainment industry.
Gold falls as Iran war, robust US jobs data dim Fed rate-cut hopes
Spot gold slipped 0.5% to $4,652.89 per ounce by 0452 GMT, while US gold futures for April delivery held steady at $4,678.70 in thin trade, with many markets in Asia and Europe closed for a holiday
A Bengaluru career coach Simon Ingari revealed a disturbing workplace trend. Companies are losing skilled employees due to invasive monitoring. One professional left a high-paying job after discovering blink-tracking cameras. This highlights that trust, not surveillance, retains talent. Measuring outputs over attention is crucial for retaining valuable staff. Overly aggressive monitoring can backfire, alienating innovators.
CM Revanth Promises Jobs For Sporting Youth
The Chief Minister urged national players to take forward Telanganas message on how to encourage sportsmen.
FSCJ, CareerSource hosting spring career fair
Left Front Unveils Manifesto Focused on Jobs and Investment in West Bengal Elections
Kolkata, April 5: The Left Front, led by CPI(M), released its manifesto for the upcoming assembly elections in West Bengal on Saturday, emphasizing industrial development and job creation. The manifesto promises to fill all vacant positions in the state government and attract significant investments in the private sector by reforming the states industrial policy. Biman ... Read more Left Front Unveils Manifesto Focused on Jobs and Investment in West Bengal Elections
A young IIT graduate working at a major MNC has sparked an online discussion after sharing that his high-paying job involves little to no meaningful work, often leaving him to watch reels during office hours. He questioned whether AI is reducing learning opportunities for freshers by taking over basic tasks. While some called it a dream job, others warned it could harm long-term career growth, highlighting a growing divide in how early tech roles are evolving.
Blake Lively faces career shock after major blow in Justin Baldoni legal battle
Blake Lively is facing increased scrutiny after a court ruling in her legal battle with Justin Baldoni dismissed most of her claims. The decision has shifted momentum in the case and raised concerns about its impact on her career. Industry insiders suggest studios may become cautious due to potential risks, while others believe a strong project could restore her standing.
Assam CM Promises Free LPG for Bihu, Durga Puja, Announces Stipend, Jobs, Free Education
The announcement was significant as it came close on the wheels of opposition led by three Gogois also called 3Gs, accusing the BJP government of allowing black-marketing of LPG cylinders in the state
Malayali musician Steve Thomas Kottoor on Dhurandhar background score and career
The 26-year-old musician from Kochi has worked on the web series Ba**ds of Bollywood and performed as a keyboardist with several bands
Relieve Back Pain from Desk Jobs with Paschimottanasana
New Delhi, April 4: In todays fast-paced lifestyle, we often spend long hours sitting at desks. This can lead to stress and pain in the spine, lower back, and muscles. Practicing Paschimottanasana can provide numerous benefits for the body. Paschimottanasana is a fundamental pose in Hatha Yoga, also known as the Seated Forward Bend. The ... Read more Relieve Back Pain from Desk Jobs with Paschimottanasana
Record 65K govt jobs provided in 4 yrs: CM
The Hindu EducationPlus Career Counselling fair to be heldin Chennai on April 11,12
Too many women STEM students drop out before entering careers: Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw
When women are given equal access to opportunities, supported in their growth, and empowered to lead, the entire ecosystem benefits, says Parvinder Maini, Scientific Secretary, Office of the Principal Scientific Adviser (OPSA)
U.S. job market has been in a slump over the past year, and the war in Iran has clouded the outlook.
Ex-US Soldier Earned $1.5 Million A Month For UAE Kill Jobs: Report
According to Anssaf Ali Mayo, a Yemeni lawmaker, Abraham Golan was hired as a mercenary to kill him back in 2015. He said it was part of a larger effort by the UAE to eliminate people who opposed them politically.
The Drama Review: Zendaya Gives Career-Best Performance In Watchable Film
Review: The Drama takes a genre that has seen varied and multifarious interpretations over the decades
Oracle has announced job cuts affecting remote workers in Washington state and Seattle. The company is increasing investments in AI infrastructure. A senior director shared her perspective on LinkedIn, emphasizing that individual skills and experiences define value, not just a job. She encouraged those affected to reconnect and seek new opportunities.
AI, shifting industries are redefining careers: Market experts
Financial experts advise graduates and postgraduates of the Indian Institute of Management-Shillong to adapt beyond what they learn
Entrepreneur Ankur Warikoo highlights three films offering crucial career lessons beyond MBA programs. 'The Pursuit of Happyness' demonstrates resilience against overwhelming odds, while 'Rocket Singh: Salesman of the Year' explores ethical entrepreneurship in India. 'The Social Network' details the complex journey of building and scaling a tech giant, showcasing the unseen struggles and emotional grit essential for professional success.
Who is General Christopher LaNeve, new US Army Chief of Staff? The US Army faces a leadership shift after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth asked General Randy George to retire. General Christopher LaNeve will serve as acting Army Chief of Staff. This explainer covers his career, education, deployments, awards, family background, and the context behind the change.
Who is General Randy George, why was he fired by Pete Hegseth, and who will be next Army Chief of Staff? The Pentagon confirmed that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth asked Army Chief of Staff General Randy George to retire before the end of his term. The leadership change comes during rising military activity linked to the Iran war and troop deployments. General Christopher LaNeve will serve as acting Army Chief of Staff while the administration prepares its long-term leadership decision.
Power, petroleum and policy in focus at Future Career Conversations
With India importing nearly 85% of its oil, panellists noted that vulnerabilities have only intensified since the Ukraine war, which disrupted established supply chains and altered global energy flows
New MIT jobs report: Why AI's work impact will roll in like a rising tide, not a crashing wave
AI may be 'minimally sufficient' at most of your text work tasks by 2029, according to new MIT research. Here's why that's good news.
Oracle layoffs spark fury: 30,000 jobs cut, families say cancer patients lost insurance
Oracle has reportedly laid off thousands of employees globally, sparking outrage as families claim workers with cancer lost their jobs and health insurance overnight. The company's aggressive AI and cloud infrastructure investments, coupled with negative free cash flow, are cited as potential reasons for the mass job cuts.
Govt ensures local jobs in Waingapu shrimp farm project
The Indonesian Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries ensured that the local community is involved in the ...
Where the jobs are heading: Digital, data and cybersecurity skills top Indias hiring list
Indian employers now prioritize digital, data, and cybersecurity skills for job readiness. A new study reveals a workforce adapting to changing expectations, not just job losses. Mid-career professionals are in high demand but short supply. Companies are increasing learning budgets and embracing skills-based hiring over traditional degrees. Inclusion is also a growing focus in skilling programs.
Why Americas college graduates are taking jobs they didnt study for
A new report from MyPerfectResume reveals a striking trend in the US workforce: even entry-level jobs that once required little education are now dominated by college graduates. Between 69% and 98% of workers in roles like lifeguards, bartenders, and postal clerks are overeducated. This credential creep leaves many underemployed, underpaid, and highlights the growing gap between degrees and job requirements.
A recent survey by Gallup and the Lumina Foundation shows that artificial intelligence is starting to influence what college students choose to study. About 16% of students said they have already changed their major due to concerns about AIs impact on jobs, while nearly half have at least considered switching. The shift is happening as students respond to uncertainty in the job market, especially in tech-related roles.
A determined professional's journey from failing IIT JEE to becoming a Google Product Manager highlights resilience. Despite early setbacks and doubts, he pursued an MBA at Harvard, overcame job market challenges with an AI-powered resume tool, and found his breakthrough, fulfilling his dream of making his mother proud.
Keralam Assembly Polls: LDF Unveils Manifesto with Welfare, Jobs Push
CM Vijayan said the alliance aims to transform Kerala into a developed state with major improvements in agriculture, industry, education and healthcare
Kerala polls: LDF pledges 3,000 pension; jobs, growth push in election manifesto
In its current manifesto, the CPI(M)-led LDF says it plans to identify around five lakh of the poorest families and help them rise above poverty through targeted support
Kerala polls: LDF pledges Rs 3,000/month pension; jobs, growth push in election manifesto
Kerala's ruling LDF has released its Assembly election manifesto. The party promises to eliminate absolute poverty and increase welfare pensions to Rs 3,000 monthly. The manifesto also focuses on youth employment through campus placements and skill training. Women's workforce participation aims for 50 percent. Development plans include attracting Rs 2 lakh crore investments and creating new industrial corridors.
Coconut harvesters are now booked like cabs in Kerala, showcasing India's evolving services economy. Skilled workers from across the country are finding new avenues in tech-enabled services. This trend blends technology, aspiration, and economic integration. It represents a powerful force for social integration, bridging gaps between aspiration, skill, and opportunity.
Quote of the day by Elon Musk stresses seeking criticism as essential for improvement. Musk, a South African-born American entrepreneur, has led companies like PayPal, SpaceX, Tesla, X, Neuralink, and The Boring Company. The quote illustrates his approach to learning and innovation. It teaches life lessons in leadership, career growth, and entrepreneurship. By analyzing Musks journey, including his ventures and government work with DOGE, individuals can apply these principles in education and professional development.
Quote of the day by Thomas Edison highlights a statement about time, focus, and persistence from Thomas Edison. This synopsis explains quote of the day today, quote of the day April 1 meaning, quote of the day by Thomas Edison relevance, and life lessons from the quote of the day. The article connects his inventions, work habits, and career journey to modern productivity, creativity, and long-term success for readers worldwide.
Safidon factory fire: Kin of victims refuse compensation, demand jobs
H-1B wage reset: What it means for Indian students and early-career professionals
The US Department of Labor has proposed a major overhaul of H-1B and employment-based green card wage rules, aiming to align foreign worker salaries with US market standards. Reported by Newsweek, the plan could raise minimum wages by about $14,000 annually, impacting entry-level roles the most. While the move may boost pay, it could reduce hiring opportunities for international graduates, prompting employers to prioritise experienced talent and rethink global recruitment strategies.
Career advice of the day by Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei: Over 40% of routine office work is now at risk from AI disruption in 2026, making the career advice of the day by Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei more relevant than ever. He warns that learning replaceable skills is no longer enough. The real edge is learning how to work with AI, guide it, and think beyond it. This shift is already visible across tech, finance, and healthcare jobs. Traditional safe careers are evolving fast. The smartest professionals are adapting early. The core message is clear and urgent. The safest career path today is not a job title. It is becoming someone who can use AI better than everyone else.
People dont like jobs? Perplexity CEOs AI layoff comment triggers backlash
Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas sparked outrage by suggesting most people dislike their jobs, implying AI-driven layoffs offer entrepreneurial opportunities. Critics slammed his remarks as insensitive, highlighting the financial hardship of job loss and the necessity of employment for stability. While some agree AI boosts productivity, many decry the perceived disregard for workers' struggles.
Where Steve Jobs children are now and why they didnt inherit his fortun
Apple turns 50 and attention shifts to Steve Jobs family. The story looks at where his four children are today and what careers they chose. From writing and investing to modeling and private lives, each followed a different path. It also highlights Jobs decision about wealth and independence, making the family story part of Apples milestone moment.
Corporate Stress And Heart Health: The Hidden Risk Of Desk Jobs On Your Heart
Long hours, constant deadlines, and limited movement are gradually putting strain on the heart and blood vessels.
Slasher Walsh takes one of aviations toughest jobs at IndiGo
Willie Walsh is set to lead IndiGo, India's largest airline. He takes over after operational issues caused significant disruption. Walsh is known for his cost-cutting skills and experience in global aviation. His appointment signals a new direction for IndiGo as it plans international expansion. The airline aims to stabilize operations and grow its global presence.
Watch: PM Modi promises jobs, infrastructure push in Assam
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, addressing a rally in Gogamukh in Assams Dhemaji district, highlighted the BJPs decade-long governance record and laid out key promises ahead of the Assembly polls.
Career stress can often create the feeling of falling behind, especially when progress is measured only through visible milestones. Ankur Warikoo offers a different lens, highlighting seven subtle but meaningful signs of growth, from embracing discomfort and asking for help to thinking long-term and setting boundaries. His message is simple: progress is often quiet and internal, and many people are further ahead in their journey than they realise.
Watch: Oracle layoffs 2026: Thousands lose jobs in India
Tech giant Oracle Corporation has reportedly laid off around 12,000 employees in India, with more job cuts expected soon
Quote of the day by former CEO of Apple Steve Jobs: Dont let the noise of others opinions
Steve Jobs, a visionary entrepreneur, co-founded Apple Inc. and spearheaded the personal computer revolution with the Macintosh. After a period away, he returned to Apple, leading its resurgence with iconic products like the iPod and iPhone. His legacy is defined by a relentless focus on design, innovation, and user experience.
Oracle layoffs 2026: US-IT firm Oracle has laid off thousands of employees and sent brutal 6 am emails on Tuesday, which stated that their jobs have been terminated. In India, 12,000 jobs have been affected and the company is planning another round of layoffs soon. The company is also offering severance packages to employees who resign at their will.
Kitchen for girls, careers for boys? Inter student flags exam bias to Telangana CM
Hyderabad: A second-year Intermediate MPC student from a government junior college in Kachiguda, Mahima Keerthana, has written a letter to Telangana chief minister A Revanth Reddy, highlighting alleged gender bias in a recent English question paper. Questions reflected stereotypical gender roles: Inter student In her letter, sent via email on Tuesday, March 31, Mahima pointed 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 .
Man duping aspirants in name of Army jobs held
12,000 jobs in India hit? Oracle begins mass layoffs amid AI push
Oracle has begun notifying employees of significant job cuts across its India development centers, impacting roles in AI/ML, cloud infrastructure, and applications. These layoffs, reportedly affecting thousands, are attributed to the tech giant's aggressive expansion into AI data center infrastructure. Affected employees received early morning or late evening notifications, with their last working day being the day of notification.
The Bharatiya Janata Party's Assam manifesto outlines key promises. These include implementing a Uniform Civil Code and strengthening anti-infiltration laws. The party also pledges to create two lakh government jobs and support ten lakh entrepreneurs. Measures to detect and deport illegal immigrants and reclaim encroached land are also detailed. The manifesto aims to protect Assam's land, heritage, and dignity.
68 Inter students land jobs under earn like you learn model
The Hindu, SRMIST to host sessions on careers in public policy, international relations
The event, The Future Reimagined: Discover, Decide, Define Your Career, is part of the Future Career Conversations series organised by the SRM Institute of Science and Technology (SRMIST) and The Hindu, and will be held at the Madras Management Association, Anna Salai, between 5.30 p.m. and 7.30 p.m.
Trump administration targets Gen Z to rebuild federal workforce, launch early career hiring push
The Trump administration is launching a new initiative to attract Gen Z professionals to federal jobs, aiming to make government cool again and address a significant gap in early-career talent. This pivot from last year's workforce cuts focuses on rebuilding capacity by prioritizing skills over traditional credentials in high-demand sectors.
Degrees are no longer enough: Why well-prepared graduates still struggle to find jobs
The NIIT India Skills Gap Report 2026 exposes a stark reality: degrees no longer guarantee jobs. Students lag in digital, data, and cybersecurity skills, while mid-career professionals face ageing expertise. With certifications, applied learning, and continuous upskilling becoming essential, the report urges systemic reformsmaking employability a shared responsibility of students, institutions, and industry alike.
Can creative work provide a career?
100 sanitation workers kin not entitled to compensation or jobs in Bengaluru
Employee torn between love and a big career break, called mean and unromantic
A data engineer's life-changing job offer in San Diego has created a dilemma, pitting his career ambition against his fiance's established physical therapy clinic in Boston. The couple, engaged and planning a wedding, faces a difficult choice that highlights the conflict between individual aspirations and shared life plans.
Webinar on careers in electronics & semiconductor on April 3
Is your job safe in the US? AI could replace millions of careers, survey warns
A recent Tufts University study reveals that AI is no longer a distant concern, it is reshaping the workforce in real time. Over 9 million US jobs, especially high-skilled white-collar roles like programmers and data scientists, face potential disruption, while hands-on and human-centric jobs remain safer. Experts say adapting and collaborating with AI will be key to staying relevant.
Delhis factory count rises but jobs lag, signalling shift in industrial growth
Delhi's factories have increased, but job growth in its industrial sector remains slow. This indicates a gradual recovery after the Covid-19 pandemic. Employment gains are concentrated in specific segments like rubber, plastics, and repair services. Traditional sectors like textiles show stagnation. A shift towards logistics and supply chain activities is also evident.
Possible nuclear use in Iran: UN-linked diplomat Mohamad Safa, the Main Representative of Patriotic Vision (PVA) at the United Nations, has resigned from his positions, levelling explosive allegations that the international body is preparing for a possible nuclear weapon use in Iran. In a series of statements posted to his official account on X, Safa claimed he sacrificed his 12-year diplomatic career to leak information regarding a potential uclear winter.
Provided 9L govt jobs in nine yrs to boost UPs economy: Yogi
Amit starts Census 2027 campaign at Career Abacus event
Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Mar 29: At an event organised by Career Abacus Group, Director MHA for Census Operations & Citizen Registration, Amit Sharma started Census 2027 campaign. Sharma was the chief guest at the event. The programme commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the traditional lamp by the chief guest along with dignitaries including Vikramjeet Singh, Commissioner Secretary Industries and Commerce and Prassana Ramaswamy G, Secretary Tribal Affairs and others. Amit Sharma along with other dignitaries including Commandant CRPF and [] The post Amit starts Census 2027 campaign at Career Abacus event appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Why citys industrial units are not adding plenty of jobs
Telangana government introduces policy to provide jobs for sportspersons
Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy announced a new policy. Sportspersons excelling in sports will now receive government jobs. This initiative aims to secure a bright future for students in sports. The state is also developing the Gachibowli Sports Complex. The Chief Minister expressed concern over substance abuse among students.
Government jobs for sportspersons under new policy, says Telangana CM
Hyderabad: Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy on Sunday announced that the state government has introduced a policy to provide government jobs to sportspersons who excel in sports. Speaking after participating in the Telangana Legislators Sports and Cultural Meet 2026, Reddy said the initiative aims to assure students that excelling in sports can offer them 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 .
Bhalki college hosts CA entrance test, career guidance workshop
Joe Pyfer achieved a significant victory over former UFC middleweight champion Israel Adesanya. Pyfer secured a TKO win in the second round of their fight. This marks a setback for Adesanya, who has not won a bout since April 2023. Pyfer, known as 'Bodybagz', has a strong professional record with many stoppage wins.
Quote of the Day by Apple founder Steve Jobs: We're just enthusiastic about what
Steve Jobs, cofounder of Apple, was a visionary figure who transformed technology with products like the iPhone and Mac. His quote, We're just enthusiastic about what we do, highlights his belief that passion fuels innovation and excellence. Jobs' legacy is marked by groundbreaking products and a lasting impact on how we interact with technology.
IPL biggest influence on my cricketing career, says Buttler
Indian Premier League New Delhi, March 28: Gujarat Titans wicketkeeper-batter Jos Buttler said the Indian Premier League (IPL), whose 19th edition starts from Saturday, has had the biggest influence on his cricketing career, adding that conversations he has had during his time in the tournament have served him well while representing England in all three []
