State govt. will focus on G.O. 3 for jobs for tribals in Agency areas, says Naidu
Chief Minister announces a 10% hike in diet charges in welfare hostels, reveals plans to deploy AI tutors in govt. schools; Naidu also launches virtually Connect to School' initiative seeking funds from alumni
Andhra Pradesh: Lok Sabha Told 4,520 MSMEs Shut In AP Since 202425, 48,477 Jobs Lost
In the first quarter of 202627 alone, up to June 30, another 712 MSMEs closed, including 706 micro and six small enterprises: Reports
Coaching is provided by 15 subject-matter experts selected by a committee headed by the Regional Joint Director; centre also offers access to 2,500 books relating to competitive exams at its library and seven newspapers to help with current affairs
Mega Career Counselling Programme Guides Students on Diverse Career Opportunities
Udaipur, July 24: Gyan Jyoti Seva Sansthan, in association with Pacific Academy of Higher Education and Research University, Udaipur, successfully organised a Mega Career Counselling programme at Raman Hall in the Pacific University campus on Friday. The event witnessed the participation of a large number of students, parents and teachers, who received guidance on career ... Read more Mega Career Counselling Programme Guides Students on Diverse Career Opportunities
Indonesia pushes tech entrepreneurship to create more jobs
The Ministry of Higher Education, Science, and Technology continues to strengthen higher education transformation by ...
From Local Dreams to Global Careers: Free SAP Learning for Students in India
For years, a degree was the thing that got you hired. That’s changed. Employers now want graduates who can pick things up fast, understand how a business actually runs, and work comfortably in tech-driven teams that often span several countries at once. SAP Learning Hub, student edition A student graduating in Bengaluru or Pune might, within months, be collaborating with colleagues in Berlin or clients in Singapore. Workplaces have moved faster than classrooms in this respect, and that gap is exactly why continuous learning now matters almost as much as the degree itself. Enterprise technology is a big part of that gap. Large organizations run on integrated systems that touch everything from finance and procurement to supply chains and customer service. Most students never encounter these systems until they’re already on the job, at which point they’re expected to learn them on the fly. SAP thinks students shouldn’t have to wait that long. Through SAP Learning Hub, student edition , eligible final-year college and university students in India get free access to premium SAP learning resources once they complete academic verification — no subscription, no hidden cost. Students pick learning journeys based on what interests them, sit in on expert-led sessions, get hands-on time with real practice systems, and join a learning community that stretches well beyond their own campus. The program also covers two SAP Certification exam attempts, so students walk away with credentials employers recognize internationally. “ Today's careers are rarely confined to one geography ,” says David Chaviano, Program Manager, SAP Learning Hub, student edition . “ Students who understand how businesses operate, and who keep learning throughout their careers, will be better prepared to succeed in an increasingly connected economy .” None of this is limited to engineering or computer science students, either. Whether you’re studying commerce, management, or a technical discipline, there are learning paths in finance, procurement, HR, supply chain, customer experience, analytics, and business technology. The goal isn’t to churn out software users, it’s to help students understand how modern organizations actually function. Global careers, it turns out, usually start with local preparation. Getting a head start on industry-relevant skills before graduation can make that first jump from campus to workplace feel a lot less daunting, and considerably more rewarding. For India’s graduates entering an increasingly connected economy, understanding how global businesses work may end up mattering just as much as the degree hanging on the wall. https://learning.sap.com/free-student-edition
Returning from leave on Monday? Career coach says it may be the worst day to come back
Career coach Simon Ingari suggested that taking one week's leave from Wednesday to Wednesday may be smarter than the traditional Monday-to-Friday break. He said returning midweek often means a quieter inbox, easier handovers, less pressure and a smoother transition back to work. In contrast, Monday returns can bring email backlogs, missed planning meetings, overwhelming catch-up and work that has already been reassigned, making the first day back more stressful.
Switched jobs? Your EPF may not transfer automatically unless you meet these conditions
EPFO now automatically transfers EPF balances for eligible members after a job switch, removing the need to file a transfer claim in many cases. But the facility works only if specific conditions are met and missing records can still hold up the transfer.
Parliament watch: 18,154 MSMEs closed till June; MSME jobs see over 16% uptick & more
MSME stress deepened in FY26 with closures rising sharply to 62,747 from 39,446 in FY25, impacting over 3.7 lakh jobs. As of June 2026, 18,154 units had shut, affecting 1.25 lakh workers. Despite closures, overall MSME employment grew 16.5% year-on-year to 80.5 million, led by the trading sector, with Uttar Pradesh employing the largest workforce. Delays in highway projects triggered penalties of 2,732 crore over three years, with only 780 crore recovered so far.
Government links payments to skill centres with jobs
The Skill Development Ministry is linking payments to training providers to candidate placement. A 530-crore Skills Outcome Fund will incentivize providers and increase accountability. This initiative aims to help 200,000 youths secure quality employment and improved incomes. The program prioritizes candidates from low-income households and aims for 50% female participation. Focus will be on high-demand sectors and future-oriented job roles for sustainable livelihoods.
Sekolah Rakyat graduates to pursue college or skilled jobs
Social Affairs Minister Saifullah Yusuf said graduates of the government's tuition-free schools under the Sekolah ...
Karnataka reviews preparedness to hold recruitment exams for govt. jobs
Quote of the Day by Enrique Iglesias: Enrique Iglesias quote, If they would have told me when I was just 18 that I was going to have a career that would last so long, Id have said it was impossible, that it was crazy that that could happen in my life, so Im happy to be here. To be able to go out on stage every day, explores the importance of perseverance, gratitude, and believing in the power of dreams. The quote suggests that success often comes through years of dedication, passion, and consistent effort rather than immediate achievement.
Govt. misleading people on investments, jobs, alleges YSRCP leader
Challenging the government to an open debate on the issue, party State general secretary Srikanth Reddy says YSRCP is ready to defend its claims based on official reports from the Centre, RBI and NITI Aayog
Union Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya: India's High Commissioner to the United Kingdom, Periasamy Kumaran, expressed confidence in the country's sporting progress under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi while speaking on the sidelines of an event organised to support Team India ahead of the 2026 Commonwealth Games. Reflecting on India's evolving sports ecosystem, Kumaran said the rise of professional leagues, greater career opportunities for athletes and initiatives promoting fitness have placed the country on the right trajectory, while emphasising that sustained efforts from the government, private sector and educational institutions remain essential for continued success. Pointing to the expanding sporting landscape in India, Kumaran said the growth of multiple professional leagues has transformed sports into a more sustainable career option for young athletes. Surely there is a lot of excitement in India that it is going to be a very, very big version of the Commonwealth Games. There is a lot of attention being given to sports; there is no doubt about it. There are a number of domestic leagues that are developing very well; cricket is of course the most visible aspect of this. But I am also happy to see that there is a badminton league, a kabaddi league, and a number of other sports leagues that are coming up. It also gives our youngsters more viable opportunities for a sports career. Indian parents have difficulty allowing their children to pursue a sports career because they think it is not a lifelong career that can support them with their financial needs. But increasingly, the emergence of sports leagues in India has made it a more viable career. The career lengths have increased; post-sporting career opportunities have also increased in terms of sports management, coaching, etc., because there is a sustained pipeline of sportsmen and women and athletes. So it is increasingly becoming a more viable career path for many youngsters. That is a good thing; that is good news for our youngsters because the economy expands, the opportunities expand, and in general the health of the population expands, Kumaran told IANS. While acknowledging the progress, Kumaran cautioned that India still has significant ground to cover considering its population size and sporting potential. We still have a long way to go; compared to our population, our record in sports needs to improve more, but we are on the right path, and there is a need for sustained effort on the part of everyone- the government, private sector in terms of support and sponsorship for sporting activities, schools, colleges. We have to find a way to make sports a more active part of our lives and our economy and also encourage people to pursue it not only for the sake of health but also as a community activity and find ways to integrate it into our normal lifestyles, he added. Looking ahead to the Commonwealth Games, starting on Thursday, Kumaran said he hopes India delivers a stronger medal-winning performance while keeping an eye on the country's long-term ambitions as Ahmedabad prepares to host the 2030 edition. I hope that the Indian contingent wins more medals this time, has a healthier conversion rate or a higher conversion rate compared to our past performances. This is a somewhat truncated version of the Commonwealth Games because there are fewer disciplines happening this time. But the Ahmedabad version in 2030 will be a full version, and we should be prepared to increase our medal tally compared to past performances. And I hope it happens, he stated. Kumaran also praised Union Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya for organising a cycling initiative aimed at rallying support for Team India while promoting healthier lifestyles among the Indian community. I hope that the Indian contingent wins more medals this time, has a healthier conversion rate or a higher conversion rate compared to our past performances. This is a somewhat truncated version of the Commonwealth Games because there are fewer disciplines happening this time. But the Ahmedabad version in 2030 will be a full version, and we should be prepared to increase our medal tally compared to past performances. And I hope it happens, he stated. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Therefore, it is important for us to try and adopt some kind of an exercise routine in our daily lives, be it yoga, be it sports, cycling, running, anything that helps us stay fit and adopt a more active lifestyle. So that was also part of this theme of cycling and encouraging Team India. I'm very happy that Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya was able to take this initiative and encourage the Indian community to participate in it, Kumaran expressed. Article Source: IANS
Food processing PLI attracts 9,207 crore investment, creates 3.35 lakh jobs
The government said the scheme has boosted food processing capacity, product sales and exports while supporting MSMEs, innovation and value addition across the sector
Amazon cuts jobs in its artificial general intelligence group
Weve been building large AI models for several years, and it remains one of the most important things were working on, said an Amazon spokesman
4 Chandigarh University Law Graduates Become Judicial Officers, 244 Secure Jobs at Corporate Law Firms
Uber cuts 10% customer service jobs as AI becomes latest driver of tech layoffs
Uber has cut 10% of its customer service workforce, marking the first time the company has directly linked layoffs to artificial intelligence. The move reflects a broader Silicon Valley trend as Big Tech firms including Amazon, Microsoft, Oracle and Meta restructure teams, automate work and accelerate AI adoption across operations.
MP budget ignores OBC quota, jobs, moong procurement: Congress' Umang Singhar
Opposition leader Umang Singhar criticized the state's supplementary budget for neglecting OBC reservation and youth employment. He alleged the budget primarily benefits large companies from Gujarat, not common people. Protests demanding 27 percent OBC reservation occurred recently in Bhopal. Singhar questioned the government's stance on OBC reservation while advancing other bills. He assured support for the backward classes in their ongoing struggle for rights.
Paper leaks are the symptom, the jobs gold rush is the disease
India's economy features a limited number of well-paying jobs and many low-wage positions. Young people pursue selective education and government roles, seeking better opportunities. This intense competition mirrors a gold rush, wasting significant human resources. The system's flaws, not just exam leaks, breed inequality and underdevelopment. Investing in universal, quality basic education is crucial for productive jobs for all.
Following the defeat in the England ODI series, four players are set to be dropped from Team India, including Washington Sundar.Shivam Dube and Washington SundarTeam India recently toured England for a T20I and ODI series. The Men in Blue suffered defeats in both series. India fiel...
Harbhajan Singh Reveals Sachin Tendulkar's Advice That Changed His Career
Harbhajan Singh has revealed the most valuable piece of advice he received during his illustrious career, recalling how batting great Sachin Tendulkar urged him to stay focused on cricket.
ED Grills TMC MLAs Son in WB Municipal Jobs Scam
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'Don't Think You're Bigger Than The Game': Harbhajan Reveals Sachin's Career-changing Advice
New Delhi: Former India spinner Harbhajan Singh has revealed the most valuable piece of advice he received during his illustrious career, recalling how batting great Sachin Tendulkar urged him to stay focused on cricket and ignore the distractions that come with success. Harbhajan, one of India's greatest off-spinners, said Tendulkar's words have remained with him throughout his playing career and continue to shape the advice he now gives to the next generation of cricketers. I think our seniors were so good because they wanted us to play well and become better within our limitations. The best advice I ever got was from the great Sachin Tendulkar, Harbhajan told Jio Star. Sachin paaji told me, 'There will be many distractions, many things will come your way, but you have to keep your blinders on, so that you can't look left or right, and only look straight ahead. And what lies ahead? Cricket! If you stay on this path, no one in the world can stop you. Whatever you want to become, whatever you want to do, you will earn every kind of respect, honour, and fame, everything, if you keep walking on this path,' he added. The former spinner said the same principle is central to the message he now shares with young players breaking into international cricket. Sachin paaji told me, 'There will be many distractions, many things will come your way, but you have to keep your blinders on, so that you can't look left or right, and only look straight ahead. And what lies ahead? Cricket! If you stay on this path, no one in the world can stop you. Whatever you want to become, whatever you want to do, you will earn every kind of respect, honour, and fame, everything, if you keep walking on this path,' he added. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Harbhajan enjoyed a distinguished international career spanning nearly two decades and played a pivotal role in several of India's biggest triumphs. The off-spinner claimed 711 international wickets across formats, including 417 in 103 Tests, making him one of only a handful of Indian bowlers to cross the 400-wicket mark in the longest format. He also picked up 269 wickets in 236 ODIs and 25 wickets in 28 T20Is. Article Source: IANS
Sixteen Delhi Metro stations were shut down for security reasons. Commuters faced significant delays and frustration while trying to reach their destinations. Many passengers were stranded inside stations, unable to exit or continue their journeys. The closures occurred amid a protest by the Cockroach Janta Party at Jantar Mantar. Normal services were disrupted as the party demanded a minister's resignation.
It's An Obvious Thing: Vaibhav Sooryavanshi Opens Up On Rough Start To India Career
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi was a key member of India's triumphant U-19 World Cup campaign in February, producing a breathtaking 175 off just 80 balls against England in the final at this very venue to power India to the title.
SRINAGAR: The Economic Offences Wing (EOW), Kashmir, of the Crime Branch, Jammu and Kashmir, has filed a charge sheet before the Court of the Chief Judicial Magistrate, Srinagar, against four accused in connection with an alleged job fraud racket that purportedly duped job seekers by promising employment in the Airports Authority of India. The charge []
Envius Devansh Peshin on building markets and jobs from Indias textile waste
At MSME Sparks 2026, Enviu's Devansh Peshin discussed textile recycling, circular economy, green jobs, and the future of waste management in India.
Beyond MBBS | NEET opens doors to many rewarding healthcare careers
Thousands of students who qualified the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET-UG) may not secure an MBBS seat. However, missing out on medicine does not mean the end of a career dream in healthcare. NEET serves as the gateway to rewarding professional courses - from dentistry and veterinary science to AYUSH disciplines and allied health sciences. These courses promise careers and opportunities for higher education, and have good employment potential in the changing world scenario. While MBBS seats have significantly expanded over the past decade, competition remains intense. The, number of aspirants continues to outnumber available seats by lakhs. While counselling is set to begin, experts advise students to look beyond the traditional perception of MBBS as the only choice. Instead, they advise that they must consider their aptitude, interests and long-term career goals. BDS: The Closest Alternative Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) is the most sought-after alternative to MBBS. The five-year professional course trains students to diagnose and treat diseases of the teeth and oral cavity. Graduates establish private clinics, work in hospitals, pursue MDS specialisations or enter academics and research. In J&K, BDS is offered at the Government Dental College, Srinagar, and Indira Gandhi Government Dental College, Jammu. One private dental colleges is also participating in counselling. Veterinary Science: A Profession Beyond Cattle Bachelor of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry (BVSc & AH) is perhaps the more rewarding of many other options after NEET. It offers opportunities in the fields of animal health, livestock management and public health. Veterinarians find employment in government animal husbandry departments, dairy and poultry industries. In addition, pharmaceutical companies, research institutions and wildlife conservation also look for BVSc graduates. The pet industry is expanding at a fast pace and pet clinics is a lucrative career choice for graduates. The course is offered at the Faculty of Veterinary Sciences and Animal Husbandry of SKUAST-K at Shuhama and SKUAST-J at R.S. Pura in J&K. Nursing: One of the Most Employable Professions BSc Nursing continues to be among the most employable healthcare courses. The demand in government and private hospitals, community health programmes, teaching institutions and overseas healthcare systems is often insatiable. BSc Nursing is offered at many government and private colleges across J&K, with admissions conducted through JKBOPEE. Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT) prepares students to help patients recover from injuries, surgeries and neurological disorders through scientific physical exercises and maneuvers. Physiotherapists work in hospitals, rehabilitation centres, sports medicine facilities and private practice. Allied Health Sciences The rapid expansion of hospitals and diagnostic services has increased demand for allied healthcare professionals. These professionals play indispensable roles in diagnosis, surgery, intensive care and rehabilitation and form the backbone of modern healthcare services. Courses available in J&K include Medical Laboratory Technology, Radiography and Imaging Technology, Operation Theatre Technology, Anaesthesia Technology, Dialysis Technology, Cardiac Care Technology, Critical Care Technology, Optometry, Dental Hygiene and Dental Technology. Admissions to these programmes are also conducted through JKBOPEE. AYUSH Courses Although allopathic medicine forms the core of medical science, many people resort to alternative medicine for treatments. Students inclined towards serving with the system of treatments perceived as traditional and safe can pursue professional degrees in Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS), Bachelor of Homoeopathic Medicine and Surgery (BHMS) and Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery (BUMS). In J&K, like in most states of India, graduates are often allowed to practice in allopathic hospitals and government AYUSH services and wellness centres. J&K has AYUSH College in Srinagar. The career opportunities are immense and a missed chance of securing an MBBS seat may be a door opened for a more rewarding career in a different field of health sciences. Aspirants must ensure that the career path they choose and the college opted for is recognised by the professional board of that stream.
CU Srinagar, DBU job fair in Srinagar aims to have over 50 companies offering 10,000 jobs
Over 50 companies from J&K and outside are set to participate in a mega job fair in Srinagar on July 28, offering over 10,000 employment opportunities to youth across diverse sectors. The 77th State-Level Mega Job Fair-2026 is being organised by Desh Bhagat University (DBU) Punjab in collaboration with Cluster University (CU) Srinagar and in association with the National Development Association (NDA), National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology (NIELIT), and MY Bharat. The event will be held at Amar Singh College, a constituent college of Cluster University Srinagar. Addressing a press conference, VC Cluster University Srinagar Prof. Mubeen Ahmad said the initiative aims to provide a common platform where employers and job seekers can interact directly, reducing the gap between academia and industry. The objective is to bring recruiters to the students instead of forcing students to travel in search of opportunities. Companies from Kashmir, Delhi, Noida, Gurugram and other parts of the country will conduct on-the-spot interviews and, wherever possible, issue appointment letters on the same day, he said. VC CU Srinagar said the event is expected to be inaugurated by J&K Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha. He said companies from sectors including information technology, banking, healthcare, manufacturing, retail, hospitality, education, engineering and logistics will participate in the recruitment drive. He said that salary packages will range from Rs 2.5 lakh to Rs 8 lakh per annum while a few specialised overseas opportunities, particularly in the nursing sector, may offer packages of up to Rs 12 lakh annually. Prof Mubeen said the job fair is open to all eligible youth across J&K and is not restricted to students of Cluster University alone. Candidates with qualifications ranging from Class 12, ITI and diploma holders to graduates, postgraduates and engineering professionals are eligible to participate. Registered candidates will also receive guidance and interview preparation before facing recruiters, he said. He said around 1,000 candidates had registered till Monday, while the official event data shared by the organisers indicated 723 registrations at the time of the briefing. But registration will continue until the event, he added. Vice-Chancellor Desh Bhagat University Punjab, Dr. Harsh Sadawarti while addressing media persons described the event was organised as part of its corporate social responsibility initiative. He said similar job fairs organised earlier in Jammu and Kashmir had generated encouraging responses and resulted in several successful placements. Our objective is to maximise employment opportunities for the youth. Even if one student secures a good job, it transforms the future of an entire family, he said. Dr Sadawarti urged students to take advantage of employment opportunities beyond Kashmir, saying exposure to different work environments would enhance their professional growth. He said the initiative is expected to witness participation from thousands of candidates and strengthen the employment ecosystem in J&K by connecting educational institutions with industry and recruiters. Prof Sadawarti said nearly 3000 students from Kashmir were currently enrolled at the university. He said the long-standing educational ties between Punjab and Kashmir have continued for nearly three decades, with thousands of Kashmiri students pursuing higher education in the state. Punjab is the second home for the students of Kashmir. There are cultural similarities, familiar food, a conducive environment and, most importantly, security for students, he added.
Pvt investment essential for Vascos growth, KTC project will create jobs
NT Reporter Vasco Vasco BJP MLA Krishna Salkar said private investment is essential for the long-term growth of the town. He also said that the proposed redevelopment of the KTC bus stand could bring investment and employment opportunities to Vasco. Salkar was speaking in Panaji after attending a presentation on the proposed redevelopment project on []
Parliamentary panel seeks compliance data on disability quota in government jobs
A parliamentary panel is examining the implementation of mandatory 4% job reservation for differently-abled persons. Detailed data on employee representation and unfilled vacancies has been requested from ministries. The committee wants to assess compliance with the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016. Systemic gaps and administrative bottlenecks have historically delayed full execution of the policy. This inquiry addresses persistent concerns over statutory non-compliance and backlog vacancies.
Kin of seafarers killed in Hormuz attacks demand UN intervention, compensation, govt. jobs
Forward Seamens Union of India general secretary Manoj Yadav says Union Government has not raised a strong enough voice against these killings or ensured justice to bereaved families
CM launches portal to boost jobs for technical students
41 Candidates Secure Jobs at Divyang Job Fair in Markapur
As many as 25 private companies participated in the recruitment drive.
Tamil Nadu is top job creator under textile PLI, generating nearly one in four jobs
PLI schemes attract 2.4 lakh crore investments, generate over 14 lakh jobs till March
Solar modules, pharmaceuticals and automobiles lead investments as cumulative exports cross 15.2 lakh crore
Rihanna views aging with optimism and focuses on happiness and authenticity. She believes true beauty stems from inner joy and self-acceptance. Her inspiring words encourage embracing life with confidence and self-expression. Rihanna's career spans music, fashion, and business, showcasing her influential impact. She advocates for diversity and living life on one's own terms.
Moving up the value chain: How Indias BPM is creating new career pathways
India's BPM sector is transforming into a dynamic career ecosystem. It now emphasizes skills, digital proficiency, and employee purpose. This shift moves beyond basic jobs to foster long-term career growth. Companies are building internal talent marketplaces and promoting skill-based mobility. Continuous learning and adaptability are crucial for future success in this industry.
Government Attracts 2.4 Lakh Crore Investment Through PLI Schemes, Creating Over 1.4 Million Jobs
New Delhi, July 21: The government has successfully attracted over 2.4 lakh crore in investment across 14 key sectors through its Production Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes, set to run until March 31, 2026. These initiatives have generated more than 1.415 million direct and indirect job opportunities. Additionally, they have facilitated exports valued at 15.2 lakh ... Read more Government Attracts 2.4 Lakh Crore Investment Through PLI Schemes, Creating Over 1.4 Million Jobs
Tamil Nadu, with 17 approved companies, has generated 7,930 jobs and attracted investments of 1,277.16 crore
Is Jana Nayagan really the end of Joseph Vijays acting career?
Hyderabad: For months, Jana Nayagan has been promoted as more than just another big-ticket Tamil release. It has been seen as an emotional farewell to one of Indian cinemas biggest superstars. Ever since Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay announced his full-fledged entry into politics, fans believed the upcoming film would mark his final 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 .
PLI schemes attract 2.4 lakh crore investments, create over 14 lakh jobs till March 2026
Production Linked Incentive schemes attracted over 2.40 lakh crore in investments and created 14.15 lakh jobs. These schemes have also enabled exports exceeding 15.2 lakh crore since their launch. High-efficiency solar PV modules attracted the highest investment among all sectors. The Startup India Seed Fund Scheme has disbursed 650 crore to selected incubators.
The big BPM shift: Nurturing talent, lasting careers, skill-based innovation
Himachal cabinet approves 7,500 govt jobs, raises honorariums
Quote of the day by Greer Garson: Actress Greer Garson believed money should not drive career decisions. She advised focusing on natural talents and developing skills for success. Garson, known for strong female roles, won an Academy Award for Mrs. Miniver. She received seven Oscar nominations and supported theatre students.
Beyond textbooks: Dharwad schools get career guidance push
Tata Steel announces 10,000 crore investment in Jharkhand, to create 2,000 jobs
The investment includes 7,000 crore for Hisarna and Easy Melting Technology to expand low-carbon steelmaking in India
The top AI fear for 6,000 tech pros isn't losing their jobs - it's more work for the same pay
Most tech professionals wouldn't recommend their own role to someone entering the industry today.
A Blinkit order mix-up led to a valuable lesson for a product manager. The delivery partner refused extra cash, explaining his rating system. He stated that going the extra mile improved his rating to 4.8. This metric directly influenced his future earnings and performance. The incident highlighted how gig workers understand performance metrics intrinsically.
British-Indian actor Himesh Patel joins Christopher Nolan's upcoming film The Odyssey. He will portray Eurylochus, a significant character from Homer's epic poem. Patel previously collaborated with Nolan on the science fiction thriller Tenet. His earlier success came from his role in the musical comedy Yesterday. This marks another major project for the talented British actor.
The stark reality of the missing jobs for Indias Gen Z
Celebrating Indias demographic dividend means little when Gen Z faces unemployment, insecurity and shrinking pathways to decent work
Quote of the day by Elliot Page: Actor Elliot Page emphasizes finding identity beyond professional work. He values his career but seeks contentment outside of it. Page's breakthrough came with the film Juno, earning him an Academy Award nomination. He is also known for his role in The Umbrella Academy series.
A Reddit user has shared a career lesson after realising that accepting job offers immediately may not always be the best move. In a post that has sparked discussion online, the professional explains why candidates should review the complete offer, take time before responding, and consider negotiating not just salary but also benefits such as remote work, bonuses, paid time off and job title.
Quote of the Day by Jean-Paul Sartre reminds us that success is not measured by how difficult our work appears to others. It is measured by the impact we create through our best abilities. Hard work remains essential, but the greatest achievements often come when passion, skill, and purpose work together. In an era defined by innovation and constant change, discovering what you do best may be the smartest investment you can makenot only for your career, but for a meaningful and fulfilling life.
Quote of the day by Priyanka Chopra words offer more than encouragement they provide a practical strategy for navigating life's inevitable changes. Every transition brings uncertainty, but it also brings possibility. By trusting our talents, embracing continuous learning, and maintaining confidence through challenges, we transform change from something to fear into something to welcome. In today's rapidly evolving world, opportunities often belong to those who are willing to adapt. Believing in yourself doesn't guarantee an easy journey, but it makes every transition more manageable and every challenge more meaningful. As new chapters unfold in our careers, relationships, and personal lives, confidence in our own abilities remains one of the greatest strengths we can carry forward.
Adolescent girls from underserved communities receive career guidance at Udyog Utsav in Coimbatore
MLA Seeks Priority For Locals in Kazipet Coach Factory Jobs
He called on all political parties to support the Railway JAC's demand and continue the movement in a united manner
Man Warns High-Paying Jobs Can Be Trap, Sparks Debate Online
Man suggests focusing on health and family rather than falling into the trap of a higher-paying careers.
Samsung cuts US jobs, offers relocations ahead of HQ move
Samsung Electronics has reduced jobs in its United States consumer electronics divisions. Many workers in New Jersey and Texas were affected by this significant workforce restructuring. The company is relocating its headquarters from New Jersey to Texas. This move impacts display, phone, and other consumer electronics operations. The company's chip division is experiencing strong growth while consumer electronics face challenges.
BJP calls Civil Secretariat Gherao in Srinagar over 'outsourcing of local jobs'
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Jammu and Kashmir has announced a Civil Secretariat Gherao March on July 20 in Srinagar to protest the alleged outsourcing of local jobs and demand greater protection of employment opportunities for the youth of the Union Territory. The party has invited a broad spectrum of society, including members of civil society, chambers of commerce, trade and business associations, student and youth organisations, lawyers, doctors, teachers, employees' unions and other professional bodies, to participate in the march. The protest will begin at Ghanta Ghar in Lal Chowk and culminate at the Civil Secretariat, where the BJP plans to raise concerns over what it alleges is the increasing outsourcing of government and private sector employment opportunities to agencies outside Jammu and Kashmir. Party leaders said the march aims to build public pressure for safeguarding the interests of local youth and ensuring greater transparency in recruitment and contractual engagements. The announcement comes amid the National Conference's planned protest at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi on the same day, where the ruling party will seek restoration of Jammu and Kashmir's statehood. The BJP has criticised the NC's programme, describing it as an attempt to divert attention from what it calls the government's failure to address pressing public issues. Instead, the BJP said the focus should remain on immediate livelihood concerns, particularly unemployment and the alleged outsourcing of jobs that could otherwise be filled by local candidates. Describing the march as a public campaign rather than a purely political programme, BJP leaders said it seeks to unite different sections of society around the issue of employment. This is not just a party programme; it is a people's movement. We are inviting traders, students, professionals and members of civil society to join us in sending a strong message that the employment rights of Jammu and Kashmir's youth cannot be compromised, a senior BJP leader said. The party has appealed for large-scale public participation, saying the march is intended to highlight growing concerns over employment opportunities and the need for policies that prioritise local youth in recruitment and development projects. The protest is expected to draw participants from various organisations as the BJP seeks to build momentum around the issue of employment while countering the National Conference's political campaign on statehood.
Quote of the Day by Al Pacino: Al Pacinos quote, Forget the career, do the work. If you feel what you are doing is on line and youre going someplace and you have a vision and you stay with it, eventually things will happen, explores the importance of dedication, perseverance, and staying committed to meaningful work. The quote suggests that true success comes from focusing on developing your skills, following your vision, and consistently doing your best rather than chasing fame, titles, or recognition.
Fake loans to IndiGo jobs, 4 held for cheating youths
Two gangs running job, loan scams from call centres busted, they defrauded over 300, say police
He was one of the biggest heartthrobs in 1990s and acted opposite many divas such as Tabu and Aishwarya Rai. However fame gradually faded and Abbas had to move to New Zealand where he drove taxis and worked various odd jobs to eke a living.
Today, Anil Kapoor is one of the most well-known names in Bollywood. However his journey to success was far from smooth as his father Surinder Kapoor suffered many failures as a producer and his family had to battle poverty and bankruptcy several times.
Samrat asks engineers to create jobs, not seek them
Yami Gautam has achieved a major career milestone by winning her first National Film Award, taking home the Best Actress honour for her performance in Article 370 at the 72nd National Film Awards. The political action thriller also emerged as one of the biggest winners of the ceremony by claiming the Best Feature Film award. Here's a look at the film's National Award success, what it's about, and where you can stream it online.
Indians among expats losing jobs in Dubai amid Iran war
Indian workers are among thousands of expats in Dubai facing job losses, pay cuts and fewer employment opportunities as the economic impact of the US-Israel war on Iran continues to affect the United Arab Emirates (UAE), according to The New York Times (NYT). Businesses across tourism, aviation, hospitality, retail and catering have been hit by 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 .
Dhoke ka makaan: KTR dares CM to prove Congress filled 70K jobs
Hyderabad: Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) working president KT Rama Rao (KTR) has challenged Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy to prove that the Congress government has issued 70,000 job notifications and filled all of those posts. If the latter was able to prove it, KTR said that he would permanently retire from politics, and if 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 .
Gang promised jobs abroad, paid Indians USD 200 for murders
Washington: An organised crime syndicate recruited vulnerable young people from India by promising money, power and opportunities to migrate to countries including the United States and Canada, while allegedly paying some recruits as little as Rs 20,000 (USD 200) to commit murders, according to a sweeping US federal indictment. The 44-page indictment, a copy 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 .
Tom Holland Calls The Odyssey One of Career's Greatest Pleasures
Sharing the snaps from his promotional tour of 'The Odyssey' on his Instagram, Tom Holland described the movie as one of the most challenging and creatively fulfilling projects of his life.
Phrase of the day by Kris Jenner offers practical wisdom for anyone pursuing meaningful goals. Hard work builds character, saving creates opportunity, and an entrepreneurial mindset encourages creativity and resilience. Together, these qualities empower individuals to transform ambitions into lasting accomplishments. Success may not happen overnight, but with discipline, financial responsibility, continuous learning, and the courage to take initiative, people can build futures defined not by luck, but by purpose, perseverance, and personal growth.
I don't chase fame. I chase a sustainable career: Sonu Venugopal
Golf Links Robbery: Career criminal, unverified help formed core of gang; chargesheet filed
GDC Zanskar Welcomes New Batch with Orientation and Career Awareness Programme
GDC Zanskar got its first batch.
Andy Burnham has been elected as the new leader of Britain's Labour Party. He is expected to become the country's next prime minister next week. Burnham, known as the 'King of the North', champions regional development and economic revival. His political style is approachable, focusing on community-based policies. He aims to replicate his regional success across the entire United Kingdom.
Global employee engagement has fallen to twenty percent, marking a significant decline. This low engagement costs the world economy ten trillion dollars annually in lost productivity. Managers are driving this decline, with their engagement dropping sharply in recent years. Despite this, overall wellbeing showed a modest improvement, with more people thriving. Organizations can improve engagement by addressing workplace factors and leadership practices.
Recognition highlights journey from a first-generation college background to developing AI-powered assistive wearables for the blind and visually impaired
Fear often stems from a lack of knowledge and understanding. Uncertainty can make situations seem more intimidating than they truly are. Seeking facts and gaining clarity helps replace anxiety with confidence. Experience builds confidence as individuals confront and overcome their fears. This proverb remains relevant in today's world of rapid information spread.
Semiconductor 2.0 Initiative Could Create Up to 200,000 Jobs in Five Years
New Delhi, July 17: The industry has announced that Indias Semiconductor 2.0 initiative could generate between 150,000 and 200,000 direct and indirect jobs over the next five years. This plan aims to elevate Indias electronics sector beyond assembly-based manufacturing, establishing it as a global hub for chip design, engineering, and innovation. According to analysis by ... Read more Semiconductor 2.0 Initiative Could Create Up to 200,000 Jobs in Five Years
Volkswagen workers to grill CEO on overhaul threatening 140,000 jobs, works council says
Volkswagen's works council will host staff assemblies with CEO Oliver Blume in August. Workers can question him about plans that threaten up to 140,000 jobs. Blume has stated that 50,000 job cuts are underway to improve cost competitiveness. Plant closures after 2030 could endanger an additional 40,000 positions. Volkswagen declined to comment on the specific job cut figures.
CM signals ITI qualification for fire dept jobs
NT Reporter Panaji Chief Minister Pramod Sawant on Wednesday said industry-linked training would help produce highly skilled fire service personnel and indicated that the government may consider making a recognised ITI qualification in Fire Technology and Industrial Safety Management a prerequisite for future recruitment to the Fire & Emergency Services Department. The Directorate of Fire []
North Andhras quick development will ensure more jobs for youth: MP Sribharat
Sports enthusiasts should pursue a career in sports with a passion: CM
MP secures investment proposals worth Rs 1,592 crore at Bharat Tex 2026; over 15,700 jobs expected
Madhya Pradesh secured investment proposals totaling Rs 1,592 crore at Bharat Tex 2026. These proposals are expected to create over 15,700 new employment opportunities across various textile sectors. Chief Minister Mohan Yadav highlighted the state's comprehensive Farm to Fashion textile value chain capabilities. He also promoted the PM MITRA Park in Dhar, attracting substantial investment and jobs.
Udayagiri to Emerge as Hub For Development, Jobs: Vemireddy
He said development works were continuing under the leadership of Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu despite the state's financial constraints
Youth stage protest in Dilsukhnagar demanding 20K police jobs
Hyderabad: Job aspirants rallied on the streets of Dilsukhnagar again on Thursday, July 16, demanding the release of 20,000 police job notifications. Similar demonstrations have been held in the past after reports of the government planning to only release 5,000 job notifications. Protestors say that such a limited notification would be inadequate to address 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 .
