UGC qualification norms may cost 859 self-financing teachers their jobs in Keralas Kannur University
Vice-Chancellor insists on enforcing the regulations even as concerns are raised over the move affecting admissions and creating a crisis in higher education
Indian national anthem in Greece: Atiqa Mir races to most dominant win of her career
Thessaloniki: Eleven-year-old Atiqa Mir reinforced her status as Indias leading racer on the world stage with the most dominant performance of her career in Round 2 of the Champions of the Future Academy Program, making a clean sweep of qualifying, heat races and the finals here. Atiqa, the first Indian to be supported by the 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 .
From Mumbai Slum To Germany: Techie Recounts Climb From Job To Global Career
He began working at a Rs 5,000-a-month job, upskilled in areas like software development, and eventually secured an opportunity abroad.
Quote of the day by Steve Jobs: Dont let the noise of others opinions drown out your own inner voice
We often depend on what others say or believe about us, how they appreciate us, criticise us, or what they talk behind our backs, and end up impacting ourselves.But does what others think about us actually change who we really are?The answer is NO.Letting others decide your self-worth can actually lead to an emotionally draining path, and that too for something that may not be true!Apple co-founder and legend Steve Jobs once spoke about this while delivering a speech at Stanford University.
30 Indian Migrants Arrested in US for Unauthorized Trucking Jobs, Deportation Imminent
Out of the 36 illegal semi-truck drivers arrested, 30 were from India, while the remaining six were from Mexico, El Salvador, and Russia.
Michael Jordan's career was shaped as much by doubt and scrutiny as by championships and accolades. From being cut from his high school team to enduring criticism over his leadership, gambling habits and retirement, he repeatedly faced narratives questioning his ability and character. Rather than respond publicly, Jordan relied on self-belief and performance, turning criticism into motivation and ultimately rendering the rumours irrelevant.
Lost in the Merit Race: Why Kashmirs Youth Need Real Career Guidance
From Kupwara to Qazigund, students chase a few secure options while a world of opportunities passes them by. It is time to make career counselling a core part of education in the Valley DR JAVID QADRI In recent years, the Kashmir Valley has witnessed a powerful transformation. Internet connectivity, expansion of higher education, competitive examinations, and exposure to global trends have opened doors that were unimaginable a generation ago. Yet, when one sits with students in a classroom in Kupwara, a coaching centre in Srinagar, or a higher secondary school in Shopian, the answers to a simple question, What do you want to do in life? remain painfully predictable: Doctor, engineer, government job. This narrow band of aspiration is not because our youth lack talent, curiosity, or ambition. On the contrary, Kashmiri students consistently prove their mettle in national examinations, civil services, entrepreneurship, arts, and sports. The real gap lies elsewhere: in the absence of structured, accessible, and professional career counselling that can help young people understand who they are, what the world offers, and how to bridge the gap between the two. Today, the debate on education in the Valley largely revolves around infrastructure, syllabus, examinations, and results. Career guidance is treated as a luxury, often outsourced to a single annual career counselling session or a glossy brochure. But if we are honest, the stakes are too high for such tokenism. In a region where unemployment remains a burning concern and where decades of conflict have constrained economic options, informed career choices are not merely a personal matterthey are a social, psychological, and economic necessity. A culture of confusion masked as ambition From Class 8 onward, Kashmiri children are pushed into a race that is often poorly defined. The metrics of success are largely confined to marks in Board exams, a rank in NEET or JEE, or the secure comfort of a government post. Parents, driven by genuine concern and lived insecurity, equate stability with respectability. Teachers, overburdened and under-trained in career guidance, repeat the same formula that worked for the few. The child, caught between expectations and limited information, mistakes this tunnel vision for ambition. On paper, we speak of a knowledge economy, 21st century skills, and global opportunities. In practice, most students are unaware of thriving fields like data science, animation and design, clinical psychology, international relations, sustainable agriculture, sports management, social entrepreneurship, or even the diverse and growing avenues within vocational trades. When students do hear of these options, it is often through social media fragmentsnot through structured counselling that can match opportunity with aptitude. The result is a generation that is over-coached but under-guided. They may know how to crack multiple-choice questions, but not how to make life choices. This confusion manifests as anxiety, depression, frequent course switching, and a growing sense of failure among those who do not make it to the handful of socially approved careers. Structural barriers to informed choices To understand the urgency of career counselling in the Kashmir Valley, we must look at the structural realities that shape decisions: Beyond one-off sessions: Rethinking counselling as a system It is tempting to think that inviting an expert to address students once a year will solve the counselling problem. But effective career guidance is a process, not an event. It must be woven into the schooling system from middle school onward, evolving as students grow. A meaningful model for the Valley would include: The psychological dimension: Healing through guidance Career counselling, when done well, does not simply say, Do this course, get that job. It helps a young person answer deeper questions: What kind of life do I want? What values matter to me? What am I good at? How can I contribute to my family and society? This clarity can reduce anxiety, build resilience, and offer a sense of purpose that goes beyond marks and money. Moreover, the Valley has seen a worrying rise in mental health concerns among students, ranging from examination stress to clinical depression. Schools and colleges that invest in professional counsellors, who can handle both academic and emotional concerns, will not only produce better professionals but also healthier human beings. Technology as an enabler, not a substitute With the spread of smartphones and internet access, a new ecosystem of online career guidance platforms, webinars, and mentorship networks has emerged. For Kashmiri students, especially those in far-flung areas, these platforms can be a lifeline. They can connect with mentors across India and the world, access information on scholarships, watch career talks, and participate in virtual counselling sessions. However, technology is not a magic wand. Without local facilitationteachers who guide students to the right resources, community centres that host webinars, NGOs that curate content in Urdu or Kashmirionline opportunities can easily be lost in the noise of social media. The challenge is to blend digital possibilities with on-ground support. Role of the state, schools, and civil society Improving career counselling in the Valley cannot be left to individual effort alone. It demands coordinated action. The School Education Department and Higher Education institutions must treat career guidance as a core service, not an add-on. This means allocating budgets for counsellor posts, training programmes, and resource centres in every district. Collaboration with national bodies and universities can help develop context-specific modules for Kashmiri students. Educational institutionsgovernment and private alikeneed to go beyond boasting about toppers and selections. They should create active counselling cells, host regular interactions with professionals, track the progress of alumni in diverse fields, and open their doors to NGOs working in guidance and skill development. Kashmir University, cluster universities, and professional institutes can play a pivotal role by setting up robust career and placement cells, organising job fairs, internship drives, and soft skills training. This not only benefits their students but can also create role models who inspire schoolchildren. Local NGOs, youth clubs, and media houses can amplify positive stories of Kashmiri youth succeeding in varied fieldsjournalism, research, sports, arts, entrepreneurship, and technology. Newspapers, including this one,
Saini unveils Make in Haryana 2026 policy; eyes 5-lakh-croreinvestment,10lakhjobs
'Promise Of AI': Nvidia CEO Sees Tech Jobs Growing; Trashes Mass Unemployment Fears
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says fears of AI replacing software engineers are 'complete nonsense,' arguing the technology is creating more jobs.
Food Fables: How secretarial jobs helped develop Indias hybrid food traditions
As thousands of English-educated South Indian men moved across India for secretarial jobs in the mid-20th century, they brought their families and food traditions with them. In unfamiliar cities, their wives adapted regional recipes using local ingredients, creating new culinary blends. As Telugu and Tamil families settled in cities like Calcutta and Mumbai, women improvised with local ingredients, shared recipes, and introduced South Indian foods to new communities.
Concern over lack of MGNREGS jobs in three villages in Thoothukudi district
Will AI create jobs or destroy them? Here's what these Tech Founders think
James Milner Announces Retirement After Record-Breaking Premier League Career
James Milner announced his retirement from football on Monday, bringing an end to a record-breaking career that saw him make 658 appearances in England's top division and win a full set of trophies at club level.
From desk jobs to weekend sports: the rise in knee ligament injuries among young adults
Long hours of sitting during the week followed by sudden high-intensity sports and workouts over weekends are increasing the risk of knee ligament injuries among young adults
Career guide for students released by Cong leaders - Ahmedabad Mirror
Career guide for students released by Cong leaders Ahmedabad Mirror
Ahmedabad: Cong releases career guide for students after Class 12 - The Times of India
Ahmedabad: Cong releases career guide for students after Class 12 The Times of India
A Birthday, An Exam, A Career Ahead And Then Disaster
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Virat Kohli scripts history, smashes fastest IPL fifty of his career in final
Virat Kohli delivered a masterclass in the IPL 2026 final, smashing the fastest half-century of his career in just 25 balls. Despite a mid-innings collapse, Kohli's composed innings guided Royal Challengers Bengaluru in their chase of 156 against Gujarat Titans. His remarkable performance placed him among the fastest fifties in IPL final history.
TOIs Mission Admission panels chart future-ready career paths
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Radhika Gupta, CEO of Edelweiss Mutual Fund, calls for wider career awareness in finance. She highlights that campuses overemphasize roles like equity research, while areas like risk management and sales offer significant future opportunities. Gupta advises students to consider future skill demand and lower competition. The focus should be on long-term career journeys, not just initial placements.
A former corporate employee who now works as a fitness coach has gone viral after reflecting on the seven years he spent in the corporate world. In an Instagram video, he argued that many professionals gradually stop chasing bigger ambitions and begin focusing on promotions, salary hikes and approved leaves instead.
Trial by fire: Sonarpur attack seen as crucial moment for Abhishek Banerjee's political career
An attack on TMC leader Abhishek Banerjee in Sonarpur marks a potential turning point. Political observers suggest this incident could forge him into a mass leader, distinct from his inherited legacy. This experience offers him a chance to prove his resilience and earn public legitimacy. The outcome will shape his political journey and the TMC's future narrative.
Naga Chaitanya has moved the Delhi High Court against online allegations that he cheated on ex-wife Samantha Ruth Prabhu with Sobhita Dhulipala and harmed Samantha's career. The actor has termed the claims defamatory and sought legal action to stop their circulation.
The Delhi High Court issued summons and indicated that it would pass an interim order protecting Naga Chaitanyas personality rights.
Quote of the day for work success by Steve Jobs: Steve Jobs, co-founder of Apple, believed that loving your work is essential for achieving great success. In his famous 2005 commencement speech at Stanford University, he highlighted the importance of passion, perseverance and resilience in overcoming challenges. His message continues to inspire professionals around the world, encouraging them to seek fulfilment in their careers. According to Jobs, passion fuels dedication, continuous learning and the determination to keep going through setbacks, making the journey towards success both meaningful and rewarding.
A social media post about a Gen Z job seeker walking out of an interview has sparked discussion about transparency in hiring. According to the post, the candidate learned that a position advertised as remote would actually require office attendance and decided to leave, warning the company he would share his experience online.
Sales sails past Gloucestershire with career-best haul
Charlesworth makes 49 but Lynn, McSweeney demolish run-chase
Rashid Khan suffers worst bowling figures of his 524-innings T20 career
Rajasthan Royals' Vaibhav Sooryavanshi starred with a blistering 96, guiding his team to 214/6 against Gujarat Titans. Rashid Khan faced a tough outing, conceding 45 runs in two overs, including a 27-run final over assault by Donovan Ferreira. This marked a rare difficult night for the Afghan spinner in IPL 2026 Qualifier 2.
Major Win for Young India Skills University: 11 of 14 Data Centre Students Land Microsoft Jobs
Eleven students bag Rs 7 lakh annual packages from Data Centre Management course
Hyderabad Young India Skills University students land Rs 7 LPA Microsoft jobs
Hyderabad: Eleven Young India Skills University students enrolled in the Data Science Management course have secured placements at Microsoft with an annual package of Rs 7 lakh per annum, a release from the Chief Ministers office stated. This achievement reflects the growing strength of industry-oriented education, practical training, and future-ready skill development being promoted at 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 .
A Mumbai-based professional, Esha Malhotra, has sparked conversation online after sharing a LinkedIn post about the emotional cost of moving away from family for career growth in big cities. While people often celebrate the freedom, lifestyle and opportunities that come with city life, she said the loneliness and missed family moments are rarely discussed.
UK could see 1 in 6 young people without jobs or education by 2031, warns report
Britain faces a lost generation risk as nearly a million young people are jobless, out of school, or training. This alarming trend, with youth unemployment at its highest since 2014, could see 1.25 million young Britons excluded by 2031. A government review highlights systemic failures, not youth shortcomings, in providing entry-level opportunities.
FaZe Banks is facing huge online backlash after Twitch stream numbers reportedly crashed from nearly 49K viewers to around 2K. Asmongolds viral botpocalypse reaction clip has now pushed the controversy across social media.
$51 Billion Opportunity: This Sector Can Create 26 Lakh Jobs, Improve Cities
According to the study, better handling of organic waste could create nearly 26 lakh direct jobs, attract around $24 billion in investments.
Securing a job at tech giants like Netflix and Amazon is a tough challenge. Vishva Mohan, CEO of upGrad School of Technology, revealed that most resumes are rejected because they do not match specific job requirements. He stressed that tailoring applications to each role is crucial. Companies also face hiring hurdles like long notice periods and salary mismatches.
How AI Poster Creation Is Becoming a Practical Career Skill for Students, Creators, and Job Seekers
Visual communication hassurreptitiously become an integral professional skill in todays digital-first job market. Whether you arecompeting for scholarships, advertising a campus lecture, or looking to expand your freelance business, the image quality of your newspaper posters is crucial to potential success. Long gone are the days when it took a mastery of design and months to produce stellar graphics that could grab attention and driveclicks on social media platforms. Things have changed for the better, however, with AI-driven creative tools streamlining much of the process from concept all the way through to execution. For students, young professionals, andindependent creators alike, taking the time to figure out how to produce good visual content is no longer a nice-to-have; its a necessity. Its something you can actually use in the real world on your resume, when communicating with peers and senior management, asa way to brand yourself inside and outside of your company. Why Poster Design Matters in Career Development Posters are not confined tobulletin boards anymore. Today, theyre spotted through LinkedInposts, scholarship announcements, startup pitches, online campaigns, and community initiatives. There is clarity and presentation to draw in recruiters, program managers, and organisers long before they readdetailed content. From my perspective, when helping with academic projects and community programs, posters often make the first impression. Good visuals can say professional the moment they are seen; bad ones can undermine credibility, evenif the content is solid. This shift has created a new demand: people who may not be designers but still need reliable ways to produce high-quality visuals on short timelines. Lowering the Design Barrier Without Lowering Quality Generic design workflows typically requirecomplicated software, a steep learning curve or paid designers. For some students or fledgling professionals who need quickresults, these barriers can be demoralizing. AI-based modern platformsare altering that equation. They enable users to begin with an idea or a brief and createpolished posters in minutes. Instead of fighting over laying out rulesor typography, users could concentrate on messaging, clarity, and purpose. During hands-on testing, I found that AI-assisted poster tools are especially useful for: The real advantage is not just speed, but consistency. Visual balance, spacing, and readability are handled intelligently, even for users with no formal design background. Turning Ideas Into Visuals With Minimal Effort One standout feature in this space is the ability to generate posters directly from a short description or theme. Instead of manually assembling elements, users describe their goal, such as a career development webinar for students or research grant announcement, and the system produces multiple visual options. This approach saves time while still allowing customization. Colors, text placement, and imagery can be adjusted to fit institutional or personal branding needs. For professionals juggling multiple responsibilities, this efficiency is invaluable. Used thoughtfully, AI-assisted poster creation becomes less about automation and more about empowerment. Editing and Refining Images for Professional Use Poster creation does not stop at layout. Image quality plays a critical role in how professional a visual appears. Blurry photos, poor lighting, or inconsistent backgrounds can weaken the final result. This is where an integrated AI image editor becomes useful. Functionally, this is a great tool to clean up photos,get lighting right, remove distractions and maintain quality control from all visual assets. For instance, the headshots in academic posters or event advertisementscan be polished without any outsource editing tools. What makes this particularly helpful for career use is the simplicity. Instead of spending hours learning advanced editing tools, users can make meaningful improvements in minutes, keeping the focus on content rather than technical hurdles. Enhancing Visual Quality Without Reshoots Not every project allows for new photography. Many students and professionals rely on existing images, which may not always meet ideal quality standards. An AI-based photo enhancer can noticeably improve clarity, sharpness, and overall appearance without altering authenticity. In my own work, Ive used this feature to create graphics for online announcements and presentations. Fancier images appear better on screens, and retain their quality across multiple devices high stakes for digital-firstplatforms. The key benefit here is accessibility. High-quality visuals are no longer limited to those with professional cameras or editing experience. Device Compatibility and Flexible Access Professional tools have to meshwith actual workflows. AI-enhanced poster and image toolsthat work best on multiple devices. The tested platform workswith web browsers on your PCs as well as Mobile to enable users start a project on the laptop and then make fast changes from the phone when in need. This versatility is especiallyhelpful for students and freelancers who move frequently between disparate environments, such as libraries and coworking spaces. Responsible Use in Professional Contexts As AI makes creative tasks easier, ethical useis key. Posters for academia, industry and the public should of course, be correct, respectful, and ethical. AI can help with visuals, but message clarity and honesty remain theusers responsibility. When they are used as such, they aid communication rather than supplant judgment orvolition. Why This Skill Belongs on Your Resume Theability to produce professional-looking images on your own is a powerful, portable skill. That it shows that you have a sense ofdigital literacy and are also able to communicate. This skill can subtly reinforce applications and outreach efforts for an audience that is opportunity-minded, particularly when its a program people are applying tothink programs, internships, or grant opportunities. Dreaminais part of a larger trend in which the technology is changing how we learn and apply creative skills. Rather thandesign being gatekept behind technical complexity, these tools become a way to make visual communication more accessible and actionable for career success. From what Ive seen, the true purpose is not to substitutecreativity but to get rid of friction. When tools do the technical scaffolding, users canconcentrate on ideas, purpose, and impact. Final Thoughts At a time when career paths are more competitive andreliant on digital skill-building than ever, the importance of delivering ideas clearly in professional settings can be seen as an obvious advantage. AI tools like Dreamina could help you make posters, takethe
Biocon founder Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw corrected a viral post claiming Australia denied her a master brewer role due to gender. She clarified that it was India that rejected her, prompting her to establish Biocon in 1978. Despite facing significant gender-based discrimination and hiring challenges, Shaw built Biocon into a global biopharmaceutical giant.
The Supreme Court has ruled that a wife's career choice is not cruelty. A woman's decision to open her own dental clinic was opposed by her husband and in-laws. The court stated this reflects a regressive mindset. Charges of cruelty and desertion against the wife were dismissed. The divorce decree remains valid on grounds of irretrievable breakdown of marriage.
A viral LinkedIn post honestly addresses the unsettling uncertainty that follows quitting a stable corporate job, contrasting with the romanticised idea of freedom. This resonated with many, reminding them of the film Tamash and its portrayal of the struggle between stability and creative fulfilment. Read on to know what Imtiaz Ali's reaction to it is.
Gracie Abrams Expands Career With Biggest Tour Yet Across Three Continents
Gracie Abrams upcoming concert, called The Look At My Life Tour, will begin in December, until March 2027.
Assam Government Plans Roadmap for 200,000 Jobs: CM Himanta Biswa Sarma
Guwahati, May 29: Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma announced on Thursday that the state government has begun developing a roadmap to fulfill its promise of creating 200,000 government jobs in the coming years. He emphasized that the government is continuously working to translate electoral promises into reality, stating that there is no time to ... Read more Assam Government Plans Roadmap for 200,000 Jobs: CM Himanta Biswa Sarma
Andhra Pradesh: More Schools, Less Students; Teachers Worried About Their Jobs
A problem is, families have fewer kids, unlike in the past when family sizes were large. Mushrooming of schools also led to this situation. Improvement in facilities at government schools also causes a shortage for private schools.
Stuck after Class 10 or 12? Punjab set to launch career helpline for students in govt schools
Ali Fazal Reflects on Fatherhoods Impact on His Life and Career
Mumbai, May 28: Bollywood actor Ali Fazal is renowned for his exceptional acting skills and unique roles. He often finds himself in the spotlight regarding his personal life. Recently, he appeared on Shekhar Sumans show, Shekhar Tonight, where he candidly discussed the changes he has experienced since becoming a father. In a promotional clip for ... Read more Ali Fazal Reflects on Fatherhoods Impact on His Life and Career
Shri Ram Universal School holds Career Counselling Session
Excelsior Correspondent SAMBA, May 27: The Shri Ram Universal School, Jammu, organised an informative and interactive Career Counselling Session in collaboration with the Guidance and Counselling Cell, Gurha Slathia, for students of Classes 9th to 12th. The session aimed at helping students explore suitable career opportunities and make informed academic and professional choices for their future. The programme was conducted by Dushyant Singh, Career Counselling Officer, District Employment and Counselling Centre, Samba. During the session, he shared valuable insights into [] The post Shri Ram Universal School holds Career Counselling Session appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Odisha CM Lays Foundation Stone for Rs 65,000-Crore JSW Steel Project; 32,000 Jobs Expected
He claimed that administrative bottlenecks delaying the project were removed after the new government took charge
Its been one of the toughest rides of my career: Sabyasachi Mukherjee
Sabyasachi Mukherjee says breaking into the jewellery industry was a challenge but that it helps to be obstinate, following his high jewellery presentation in Delhi
If AI wipes out jobs, who will buy all the products? The economic risk nobody is talking about
Nvidia CEO advice for students choosing careers: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang advises parents against stressing over AI-proof subjects for their children. He emphasizes that fundamental human skills like storytelling and creativity will remain crucial, suggesting AI should be embraced to enhance learning and purpose rather than avoided.
600 teachers to shape students future under Career Jagor initiative
PadmavatiPrabhu Panaji Aiming to redefine students future, nearly 600 teachers across Goa will serve as career ambassadors under Career Jagor, an initiative designed to bring structured career guidance into every classroom in the state. The programme, being implemented through the Goa State Council for Educational Research and Training (GSCERT), aligns with the vision of the []
Maharashtra Government Approves 89,731 Crore for Five Mega Projects, Expected to Create 20,000 Jobs
Mumbai, May 26: The Maharashtra government has taken a significant step to boost industrial investment and employment. Under the leadership of Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, a cabinet subcommittee for the industry department has approved special incentives for five mega and ultra-mega projects worth approximately 89,731 crore. The government anticipates that these projects will generate around ... Read more Maharashtra Government Approves 89,731 Crore for Five Mega Projects, Expected to Create 20,000 Jobs
YSRCP asks how non-sportspersons got AP Mega DSC jobs under sports quota
YSRCPs Tatiparthi Chandrasekhar asks how candidates with no sports background got jobs under the sports quota in AP Mega DSC teacher recruitment
An Indian entrepreneur, Ashwani Kumar, quit his high-paying Vice President role at a 300 crore company at age 40 to build his own startup. Despite initial disapproval from his family, he found mental peace in pursuing his own venture, BadaFranchise. His viral video resonated with many professionals experiencing burnout.
AI Needs To Be Disarmed: Pope Leo's Stark Warning On Jobs, War And Humanity
In a sweeping Vatican document released amid growing anxiety around artificial intelligence, Pope Leo XIV warned that AI could deepen inequality, automate war, destroy meaningful work and hand dangerous power to a handful of companies unless governments act quickly.
Pune Set For Rs 400 Crore Project, 1,000 New Jobs
The upcoming facility will be located in Fulgaon, Pune district, with construction scheduled to commence later this year: Reports
Haryana issues revised instructions on reservation for ex-servicemen, kin in govt jobs
Haryana government has released new rules for ex-servicemen reservation in government jobs. The policy clarifies eligibility and aims to prevent confusion. It defines ex-servicemen comprehensively and emphasizes Haryana domicile. Strict conditions apply for those discharged due to misconduct. Serving military personnel can apply if nearing completion of service.
In 2005, Steve Jobs delivered an iconic commencement speech at Stanford University that continues to inspire millions across generations. With his words of wisdom, the visionary entrepreneur shared a powerful message about life, purpose, failure, and courage. Even years later, educators revisit his speech as the lessons they carried are still deeply relevant.When I was 17, I read a quote that went something like, If you live each day as if it was your last, someday you'll most certainly be right. It made an impression on me, and since then, for the past 33 years, I've looked in the mirror every morning and asked myself, If today were the last day of my life, would I want to do what I am about to do today? And whenever the answer has been no for too many days in a row, I know I need to change something. Remembering that I'll be dead soon is the most important tool I've ever encountered to help me make the big choices in life. Because almost everything, all external expectations, all pride, all fear of embarrassment or failure, these things just fall away in the face of death, leaving only what is truly important. Remembering that you are going to die is the best way I know to avoid the trap of thinking you have something to lose. You are already naked. There is no reason not to follow your heart.While children may not fully understand the complexities of these words, yet the hidden lesson his powerful message can teach hidden values. Here are 7 meaningful lessons parents can teach kids from Steve Jobs inspirational speech:
Delhi Gymkhana Club management assures staff jobs are safe, moves HC
New Delhi: The Delhi Gymkhana Club management assured concerned employees on Monday that their jobs were secure and that the club would not close immediately, days after the Centre directed the iconic institution to vacate its premises in Lutyens Delhi by June 5. This reassurance came amid growing anxiety among nearly 600 employees, many of 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 .
'Our fight is for survival': Delhi Gymkhana Club management assures staff jobs are safe
Delhi Gymkhana Club employees received assurances their jobs are secure. The club management stated it will not close immediately. This comes after the government directed the club to vacate its Lutyens' Delhi premises by June 5. Employees expressed anxiety over their livelihoods. Legal and administrative efforts are underway to protect staff interests. The club is challenging the directive in court.
A CFA Institute survey reveals strong career confidence among Indian graduates, with 93% believing they have the skills needed for success. However, 74% fear AI and automation may make job searches harder, while 81% feel prepared to use AI tools at work. Finance remains the top career choice, alongside IT. The study highlights rising importance of certifications, soft skills, internships, and global exposure, with most graduates still planning to return to India for employment.
Naidu says the government is rewriting its economic planning to move at jet speed, in step with what the Gen Z and Gen Alpha generations want
Give Us Jobs, Not Insults: 'Cockroach Rally' Held in Madurai
The rally was jointly organised by the Democratic Youth Federation of India (DYFI) and the Students' Federation of India (SFI)
US Couple Quits Corporate Jobs For First Retirement At 30, Buys A Sailboat To Explore The World
Rather than waiting until their 60s to retire, Bianca and Charlie decided they wanted to enjoy life while they were still young, healthy, and financially stable enough to take the risk.
Failed NEET but made it to Ivy League: Indian woman shares journey to biotech career in US
An Indian woman, Pragya Gupta, shared her inspiring journey of overcoming a NEET exam failure from nearly a decade ago. She detailed how, after not clearing the exam in 2016, she pursued a different academic path, earning an Ivy League degree and building a successful career in corporate biotech in the US, proving one exam doesn't define a future.
Career oriented courses gain popularity among students in Tirunelveli and Kanniyakumari
Many students are locking seats in their preferred engineering courses, indicating strong demand for AI&DS and computer science engineering; The booming tech sector has influenced many to lean towards career oriented courses, rather than them focusing on doing another degree for jobs
Shakira Prioritizes Children and Career Over Romance
Los Angeles, May 24: Renowned pop singer and songwriter Shakira is once again in the spotlight regarding her personal life. Recently, she opened up about her relationships, children, and the challenging phases she has faced. Following her separation from footballer Gerard Piqu in 2022, Shakira has been focusing on her children and career. In a ... Read more Shakira Prioritizes Children and Career Over Romance
Indian Woman Who Failed NEET Now Has Ivy League Degree And Biotech Career In US
In 2016, Pragya appeared for the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) at the age of 17 but failed to secure admission into a medical or dental college.
Centre's move to take over Delhi Gymkhana Club leaves staff worried over jobs, future
Employees at the Delhi Gymkhana Club face job loss after the Centre ordered them to vacate the premises by June 5. Many workers, some with decades of service, expressed deep anxiety about their livelihoods and ability to support their families. The club plans to challenge the government's order in court.
Employees of the historic Delhi Gymkhana Club face job losses and uncertainty after the Centre ordered the club to vacate its Lutyens' Delhi premises by June 5. Nearly 600 workers, some with decades of service, are concerned about their livelihoods and housing as the government reclaims the prime property for governance and security purposes.
Justice Meenakshi Madan Rai, a distinguished judge from Sikkim High Court, has been recommended by the Supreme Court collegium to become the next Chief Justice of the Patna High Court. Her appointment follows the retirement of the incumbent. Rai, Sikkim's first woman High Court judge, brings extensive judicial and administrative experience to this new role.
20 Biada-approved industrial projects to generate 2,300 jobs
Bihar is on the brink of an economic renaissance, with the green light given for 20 innovative projects set to infuse Rs 350 crore into the local economy.
TOIs Mission Admission 2026 offers insights into higher education, smart careers
Centre Exceeded Jobs Promise, Says Bandi Sanjay
Sanjay, along with railway officials, virtually watched the Prime Ministers address before distributing the appointment letters.
CPRG was also the only Indian non-governmental organisation to host an official side event at the Paris AI Action Summit 2025, and its work has been recognised at the Belgrade GPAI Summit 2024.
446 students secure jobs at D.G. Vaishnav College career fair
250 Youths Secure Jobs at Employment Fair in Bilaspur
Bilaspur, May 23: Prime Minister Narendra Modi virtually inaugurated the 19th Employment Fair through video conferencing on Saturday. The event, held across 47 centers in various states, generated significant enthusiasm among selected candidates. In Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh, 250 candidates received job offers in different departments. Participants at the fair listened to Prime Minister Modis address, which ... Read more 250 Youths Secure Jobs at Employment Fair in Bilaspur
Maha eyes 1.5 lakh AI jobs as ImagiNxt opens in Mumbai
Maharashtra is poised to become an AI powerhouse, aiming for over 1.5 lakh jobs and 10,000 crore investment by 2031. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis unveiled ambitious plans including AI Centers of Excellence and a startup fund. This initiative aligns with the state's goal of a $1 trillion economy by 2030, driven by technology and innovation.
Rozgar Mela Empowers Youth with Jobs, Self-Reliance: Kishan Reddy
Kishan Reddy distributed appointment letters to 218 newly recruited candidates across six different central government departments
National Intelligence acting director Aaron Lukas wife, children and career has become a major topic after Tulsi Gabbard announced her resignation as Director of National Intelligence. Aaron Lukas will now serve as Acting Director of National Intelligence under President Donald Trumps administration. Lukas brings more than 20 years of CIA and national security experience. His family life, education, government service, and leadership background are now drawing attention as Washington prepares for the transition on June 30, 2026.
New cancer hospital will create 500 nursing jobs: Rane
Panaji: Health Minister Vishwajit Rane, on Friday, said the state government will soon float a tender to integrate secondary nursing staff into the health system, a move aimed at creating a cohesive care team and improving overall patient management. Now, I am coming out with a tender which also incorporates the second line for the []
Spanish Proverb of the Day: Centuries before LinkedIn existed, a wise Spanish tongue already had the answer to your procrastination problem. And honestly? It slaps harder than any motivational poster.
GMR launches Aero school in Hyderabad; opens aviation career pathways for 10th, 12th students
Rubina Dilaik Opens Up About the Struggles of Balancing Motherhood and Career
Mumbai, May 22: Actress Rubina Dilaik is navigating the challenging balance between her career and motherhood. Since becoming a mother, she often finds herself away from home for work commitments. Recently, she shared the emotional pain of being apart from her twin daughters. Rubina is currently in Cape Town, participating in Rohit Shettys stunt-based reality ... Read more Rubina Dilaik Opens Up About the Struggles of Balancing Motherhood and Career
Meta layoffs: Meta's recent 8,000 job cuts coincide with a significant shift of over 7,000 employees to AI roles. A viral post alleges employees were first tasked with building internal AI tools before layoffs, sparking widespread concern about AI replacing white-collar jobs. This development highlights growing anxieties across various professional sectors.
NFL opens field representative jobs for agriculture diploma holders
The NFL has invited online applications for the post of Field Representative - NDSC Centre in charge. The post NFL opens field representative jobs for agriculture diploma holders appeared first on Fusion - WeRIndia .
SSC CGL Notification 2026 pdf: The Staff Selection Commission has opened registrations for the SSC CGL Examination 2026, aiming to fill approximately 12,256 Group B and C vacancies. The application window is open from May 21 to June 22, 2026, with Tier-I exams scheduled for August-September and Tier-II in December. Aspirants are urged to verify eligibility before applying.
Murder, Parole, Then Bollywood Career: Gujarat Actor Arrested After 12 Years
According to police, Hemant Vaishnav was convicted in connection with a murder case linked to a 2005 clash in Ahmedabad's Naroda area.
Jwala Gutta Accuses VK Verma of Sabotaging Her Career
New Delhi, May 22: Former Indian badminton star Jwala Gutta believes her career could have soared higher if she had received consistent institutional support and remained free from controversies. In a candid interview, the former doubles player made serious allegations against VK Verma, the former president of the Badminton Association of India (BAI), claiming there ... Read more Jwala Gutta Accuses VK Verma of Sabotaging Her Career
Align Technology to Invest 1,800 Crore in Hyderabad, Create Over 300 Jobs
The proposed plant Aligns fourth global manufacturing site is expected to begin operations in 2027 and create more than 300 direct jobs over the coming years
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