Bijapur Sainik School shaped my life, career: Vice Admiral
Adani Group To Create 1,20,000 New Jobs In Madhya Pradesh By 2030: Pranav Adani
Adani Enterprises Director Pranav Adani said on Sunday that the Adani Group is poised to create 120,000 new jobs In Madhya Pradesh by 2030 across various sectors ranging from cement and mining to power.
ChatGPT recommends the minimum salary required to leave India for a job in Dubai. Check the detailed AI response.
Dubai-based Indian-origin influencer Twinkle Stanly has revealed that she wants to return to a corporate job after spending nearly two years as a full-time content creator. Despite earning well through social media, Stanly said influencer life no longer feels intellectually stimulating and admitted that the lack of structure, pressure and routine left her feeling creatively exhausted.
CBSE and AIIMS launch counselling initiative to guide students towards informed career decisions
CBSE and AIIMS New Delhi have launched Phase II of Project MATE across more than 60 schools in Delhi NCR to strengthen adolescent wellbeing and counselling support. The initiative focuses on emotional, social and psychological development of middle-school students through classroom modules, peer-support systems and parent workshops. School counsellors participating in the programme will undergo intensive training at AIIMS New Delhi before implementation begins for students of Grades VI to VIII from July 2026.
Massive response to The Hindu EducationPlus Career Counselling Fair-2026 in Bengaluru
Higher Education Minister M.C. Sudhakar suggested that career counselling could begin early, at grade 8
Sawai Mansingh Stadium: Jos Buttler said enjoying the game and embracing competition has become his biggest motivation at this stage of his career as the Gujarat Titans wicketkeeper-batter reflected on form, leadership and facing his former franchise, the Rajasthan Royals, at the IPL 2026 on Saturday. Ahead of Gujarat Titans clash against Rajasthan Royals at the Sawai Mansingh Stadium on Saturday, Buttler also credited GTs bowling unit for the teams recent strong performances in the tournament. Gujarat Titans head into the contest after registering three consecutive wins and are firmly in the race for a playoff spot. Reflecting on the sides momentum, Buttler said the bowlers have played a defining role in their success. No massive changes. I think the boys have been bowling really well. I think that's been one of the hallmarks of the few performances that we've had, Buttler said. We've taken a lot of wickets and restricted sides. So that's been a huge plus. And then we've had a little break, so five days or six days since the last game. And a huge game today against the Royals, he added. The England batter spent several successful seasons with Rajasthan Royals before moving to Gujarat Titans, but said facing his former side does not add any extra motivation beyond the importance of the contest itself. I don't really. I think you want to win every game, don't you? Buttler said when asked if playing against the Rajasthan Royals carried additional significance. But, you know, spent a few good seasons there. But today's a massive game when you look at the table and getting to the business end of it. So big two points for whoever takes it, he added. Buttler, one of the most experienced overseas players in the IPL, said his current focus is on enjoying cricket while also helping younger players develop through his experience. Oh, winning, being competitive and winning, Buttler said when asked what motivates him now. And just trying to be really content at this stage, you've experienced lots of things, all the highs and lows that you think the game can throw at you. And now it's just time to really enjoy it and really enjoy the competition, really, invest yourself in the team and try and share a bit of wisdom with the younger guys coming through and just to really enjoy this phase of your career. It's about enjoying it, he added. Buttler also opened up on the changes he made following a difficult phase in recent months, admitting he had been trying too hard during the World Cup period before simplifying his approach ahead of IPL 2026. And just trying to be really content at this stage, you've experienced lots of things, all the highs and lows that you think the game can throw at you. And now it's just time to really enjoy it and really enjoy the competition, really, invest yourself in the team and try and share a bit of wisdom with the younger guys coming through and just to really enjoy this phase of your career. It's about enjoying it, he added. Also Read: Live Cricket Score So I just needed some space from the game, which was nice in between that and here. And then every time you come to the IPL, the practice facilities are so good. There's so much resource for practice. So I just got very much back to basics and worked hard on my set-up and allowed everything else to work from there, Buttler added. Article Source: IANS
Early career choice key to success, says Mangaluru Police Commissioner
The Hindu EducationPlus Career Counselling 2026 turns into informative session on career choices
Sanam Bewafa's 1991 success launched Chandni as an overnight sensation. However, a restrictive three-year contract with director Saawan Kumar Tak prevented her from taking other film offers, stalling her career. She later moved to the US, reinvented herself as classical dancer Navodita Sharma, and built a successful dance academy.
Gaurav Gera Reflects on Career Patterns Through Iconic Song Meri Umar Ke Nojwanon
Mumbai, May 9: Actor Gaurav Gera is making headlines following the release of his films Dhurandhar and Dhurandhar: The Revenge. On Saturday, he shared a fascinating pattern from his career journey on social media that left many surprised. Gera described this pattern as a unique blend of logic and emotion. He posted three video clips ... Read more Gaurav Gera Reflects on Career Patterns Through Iconic Song Meri Umar Ke Nojwanon
India's mining sector can create 25 million jobs by 2047: Report
The report Mining 5.0 - Emerging Mining Technologies by 2030 states that Indias mining industry is undergoing a structural transition due to rising mineral demand
Cloudflare to cut over 1,100 jobs amid AI-driven restructuring
The company clarified that the move is not being implemented as a conventional cost-cutting exercise or a performance-based layoff programme, but rather as part of a broader operational transformation focused on AI-driven workflows
Cloudflare says AI made 1,100 jobs obsolete, even as revenue hit a record high
CloudFlare announced its first large-scale layoff. CEO Matthew Prince says because of AI efficiency gains, the company doesn't need as many support roles.
24th edition of The Hindu EducationPlus Career Counselling in city on May 9
EducationPlus Career Counselling Fair in Bidar today
US stock market rally hard today pushed the S&P 500 near record highs as the Dow Jones and Nasdaq surged after stronger-than-expected US jobs data shocked Wall Street. NVIDIA jumped above $214 while Apple climbed past $294 as investors poured money into AI stocks. The Nasdaq rose more than 1%, showing how artificial intelligence demand still dominates market momentum in 2026. Treasury yields fell toward 4.35%, easing pressure on growth stocks despite Iran tensions and $100 oil prices.
Truecaller slashes 70 jobs amid declining ad sales
Truecaller's ad revenue declined by 44%, leading to the layoffs.
Many professionals chase career growth, leading to financial security but sacrificing mental well-being. A recent conversation highlighted how employees take on excessive workloads, working long hours and weekends. While managers see this as dedication, employees report mental exhaustion. This pursuit of success comes at a significant personal cost, impacting work-life balance and emotional health.
Career guidance and counselling centre for Plus Two students
Bar Is Waiting For You: Chief Justice Recalls Advice That Shaped His Career
The Chief Justice recalled that around the same period, he had shifted to the Punjab and Haryana High Court and started practising there.
One Shot Built the Universe Boss Image and Defined Chris Gayles Entire Career
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW | CRICKET | IPL Brought to you by BETVIBE | Featuring Brand Ambassador Chris Gayle Chris Gayle spoke in a BETVIBE interview about how his career is built around power, consistency and a recognisable batting identity that remains consistent across formats and leagues. The Universe Boss stated: If I had to pick one shot to define Chris Gyale? Probably the pull shot. Chris Gayles statement that the pull shot defines him best places one stroke at the centre [] The post One Shot Built the Universe Boss Image and Defined Chris Gayles Entire Career appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Dev 360 | Jobs, Migration & Reality: BJPs Post-poll Challenge | Patralekha Chatterjee
People all over India are on the move, not just from West Bengal to other states in search of work
MSME min scheme created 36 L jobs during FY22-26
The Prime Minister's Employment Generation Programme has successfully created jobs for over 36 lakh individuals. It also supported the establishment of more than four lakh new businesses. The scheme, implemented by KVIC, fully utilized its budget. A significant portion of these new enterprises are located in rural areas, boosting local economies and promoting balanced development across regions.
Nia Sharma and Ankita Lokhande Celebrate Mothers Influence on Their Careers
Mumbai, May 7: As Mothers Day approaches, renowned television actresses Nia Sharma and Ankita Lokhande have expressed their heartfelt gratitude towards their mothers. Both stars, participants in the popular Colors TV show Laughter Chefs Unlimited Entertainment, shared how their mothers have shaped their careers and personalities. Nia Sharma, known for her bold looks and candid ... Read more Nia Sharma and Ankita Lokhande Celebrate Mothers Influence on Their Careers
VIT Chennai, The Hindu Education Plus to organise webinar on visual media careers
The webinar aims to help students, aspiring creators with practical insights into emerging trends, career pathways, higher education opportunities, industry expectations, and importance of communication and storytelling in the digital era
Maharashtra govts new AI policy aims to attract Rs 10,000 crore investment, create 1.5 lakh jobs
Saif Ali Khan Reflects on Early Career Advice About Playing Police Roles
Mumbai, May 7: Actor Saif Ali Khan is in the spotlight for his upcoming film Kartevya. During the trailer launch on Thursday, he shared an anecdote from the early days of his career. He recounted how a film director once advised him against taking on a police role, citing his lack of the necessary seriousness ... Read more Saif Ali Khan Reflects on Early Career Advice About Playing Police Roles
Indian cricketer Smriti Mandhana shared insights into her journey. She highlighted the power of goal-setting and manifestations in overcoming challenges. Mandhana detailed her recovery from a serious injury and her determination to succeed. Her passion for batting and parental support were key factors. She also discussed navigating public opinion and finding internal validation.
A decade of dedication vanished in minutes for one employee, laid off via a routine online meeting. His manager, a decade-long colleague, delivered the news, followed by HR. The employee quietly left, leaving colleagues unfazed, highlighting a stark reality: corporate decisions prioritize business interests over personal loyalty. This incident underscores the disconnect between employee commitment and organizational pragmatism.
R. Madhavan found himself mentally exhausted after a string of serious films in 2006. A simple piece of advice from Abhishek Bachchan, who learned it from Amitabh Bachchan, encouraged him. This shift in perspective, exemplified by his role in the comedy Rendu, proved crucial for his creative growth and mental well-being. Read on to know more about that career advice.
The release stated that with an approved budget of 13,554.42 crore, PMEGP fully utilized funds and established 4,03,706 micro-enterprises, surpassing the target of 4,02,000
Could Ghana outlaw 'sex for jobs' demands?
President John Mahama wants to criminalize employers demanding sex in exchange for work. But can a new law that falls into a legal grey zone be enforced?
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff announced the company is hiring 1,000 graduates and interns to build its AI systems, directly challenging fears of AI eliminating entry-level jobs. These new hires will join the Futureforce program, powering cutting-edge AI projects like Agentforce and Headless360, countering a narrative of job displacement with data showing increased graduate hiring and decreased youth unemployment.
An Indian documentary filmmaker on how David Attenborough inspired her career choice
The filmmaker recounts meeting and interviewing Attenborough twice, and being bowled over each time by his charm and humility
Career guidance seminar for Class 12 science students at MSU
Plea to raise upper age limit for govt. jobs by 10 years
Unregistered business entities grow 8 pc in 2025, add 74.52 lakh jobs: Govt survey
The Annual Survey of Unincorporated Sector Enterprises (ASUSE) captures key economic and operational characteristics of establishments engaged in manufacturing, trade, and services (excluding construction), and provides essential data for policymaking.
AI to replace 500 jobs as Freshworks cuts 11% workforce
Freshworks has announced around 500 job cuts, or 11% of its workforce, as the company expands the use of artificial intelligence and automation across its business. CEO Dennis Woodside said more than half the companys code is now written using AI tools.
British Entrepreneur Proposes Tax On AI To Protect Jobs
UK entrepreneur Charles Radclyffe calls for an AI tax to slow the adoption of the technology and protect people from losing their jobs.
Tovino Thomas, gearing up for his film Athiradi, looks back at his challenging beginnings in cinema. He faced insults on sets but found them valuable for his journey. The Malayalam actor transitioned from software engineering to acting, achieving significant recognition with films like Minnal Murali, ARM and Lokah Chapter 1. Read on!
In most offices todayespecially in fastmoving corporate setupsthe line between professional and personal life quietly blurs. People chat, bond, vent, and sometimes overshare without realising how those casual conversations can linger long after the lunch break ends. A Punebased tech professional has now sparked a thoughtful conversation online by sharing the things hes learned to keep private at work.Rohit Yadav, a techie and social media content creator, recently posted on Instagram about his own workplace experiences. Introducing himself simply as your usual 9 to 5 corporate guy working in tech, he reminded people that while offices are spaces for collaboration, theyre not a reason to open every personal door. Workplace relationships matter, but so do boundaries. He further shared five things one should never share with their colleagues and why. Here we list them down for you:
Freshworks to cut 11% jobs as AI reshapes software sector
AI tools from the likes of Anthropic are seen as potential existential threats to traditional software makers
Indonesia prepares workers for growing green jobs demand
The Indonesian government is preparing skilled workers to meet growing demand for green jobs amid rapid growth in the ...
Vijays Political Rise Mirrors His Blockbuster Career Built on Telugu Remakes
Still, Vijay consistently relied on Telugu stories during key phases of his rise and converted them into major commercial successes, Gopi Mohan notes.
Indian companies announce USD 1.1 bn investment in US, to create 1,500 jobs
Washington: Indian companies on Tuesday, May 6, announced USD 1.1 billion investments in the US spanning aerospace, defence, energy and artificial intelligence sectors. The announcement was made at the SelectUSA Investment Summit at National Harbour in Maryland near here. We have 12 Indian companies making investment announcements at this summit, totalling more than USD 1.1 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 .
Indian companies announce $1.1 billion investment in US, to create 1,500 jobs
Twelve Indian companies announced over USD 1.1 billion in US investments across aerospace, defense, energy, and AI sectors at the SelectUSA Investment Summit. These significant investments are projected to create 1,500 jobs in the United States, with major contributions from Abhyuday Group and Sterlite Technologies Limited.
SelectUSA Summit: Indian companies pledge 1.1 billion investment and 1,500 jobs
The investments span aerospace, defence, energy, advanced manufacturing and artificial intelligence, and are expected to create around 1,500 jobs in the US
To minimise AIs impact on jobs, ILO bats for lifelong learning
Lifelong learning should be elevated as a strategic policy priority, ILO tells governments; study finds only 16% of workers had any structured training in past year; highlights inequalities in access to learning
United University: A Gateway to Learning, Growth, and Global Careers
APCRDA Holds Career Guidance Seminar for Amaravati Students
Awareness drive highlights education paths, jobs and skill training for rural youth
Nissan is planning big job cuts in Europe as part of a global plan. The company wants to save money and improve its business. Changes are also happening at its UK factory. Nissan is talking to other companies to use extra factory space. These steps show the company is trying to stay strong in a difficult car market situation.
Coinbase layoffs 2026: Coinbase has announced job cuts affecting 14% of its staff. CEO Brian Armstrong cited crypto market downturns and the transformative impact of artificial intelligence. AI is enabling smaller teams to achieve more, leading to a leaner, more efficient Coinbase. This restructuring aims to prepare the company for future market cycles and a new wave of crypto adoption.
Job interview anxiety is common. Career coach Simon Ingari suggests avoiding 11 am interview slots. He believes interviewers may be tired or distracted then. Some internet users agree, preferring mid-afternoon slots. However, other users and AI models like ChatGPT disagree. They argue 11 am can be a peak productivity time for interviewers.
The Trinamool Congress focused on Bengali identity, but voters prioritized economic issues. Unemployment and corruption overshadowed cultural concerns. The BJP countered by highlighting governance failures. This shift proved decisive, leading to a verdict on administration rather than identity. The election reshaped West Bengal's political landscape.
German chemicals major BASF to set up global services hub in Hyderabad, to create 3,000 jobs
German chemical giant BASF is setting up two global services hubs in Hyderabad. This significant expansion will create approximately 3,000 jobs. The new hubs will manage global finance and human resources functions. This move strengthens BASF's presence in India and aims to drive innovation and digital transformation across its worldwide operations.
Students now have diverse career paths beyond traditional choices. Design, technology, psychology, and liberal arts offer exciting opportunities. Hospitality, aviation, and defence services also present stable careers. Vocational courses and entrepreneurship are growing options. Informed choices based on interest and goals lead to fulfilling futures. New roles emerge as industries evolve.
Indian investments in U.S. on rise, creating American jobs: official
Foreign direct investment from India to the United States was approximately $16.4 billion, which supported approximately 70,800 jobs, said Brandon Remington U.S. Deputy Undersecretary in the Department of Commerce
Renowned doctor Devi Shetty shared a personal story of career setback. He faced rejection for a registrar position in England. This unexpected turn led him to an unapplied offer at Guy's Hospital in London. Shetty's experience highlights how life redirects individuals. What seems like failure can be preparation for a better path.
'You are replaceable': IIT and ISB graduate reveals the career lesson that set him free
Siddharth Maheshwari, an IIT and ISB graduate, shared a pivotal moment. His boss told him he was replaceable. This realization shifted his perspective. He understood organizations function without individuals. Loyalty without growth can be a liability. Job titles are fragile. He now prioritizes personal growth and transferable skills. This acceptance of replaceability fosters autonomy and self-directed career building.
Getting fired became his best career move: 'Got 4+ months of severance pay...'
An unexpected job termination at a multinational corporation became a blessing in disguise for a professional. After experiencing a toxic work environment under a new manager, he was placed on a performance improvement plan. This led to a severance package and ultimately, a new role with higher pay and a healthier work environment.
Chinese proverb of the day teaches that victory depends on strategy, planning, and surprise. The proverb links to ancient Chinese wisdom and modern life lessons. It shows how planning, deception, innovation, and flexibility help in career growth, business competition, conflict resolution, and personal development. The message connects daily Chinese proverb learning with success, Chinese philosophy quotes and Chinese motivational sayings in everyday decisions.
The Bharatiya Janata Party has achieved its first victory in West Bengal. Prime Minister Modi has promised a new era of development and stability for the state. He pledged to prioritize women's safety and youth employment. The Ayushman Bharat health scheme will be implemented in the first cabinet meeting.
A resolution for the potential global jobs crisis: the Human Capital Monetisation Economic System
Amid growing global concerns over a widening employment gap, a new economic framework has been proposed to address what experts warn could become one of the most pressing challenges of the coming decades.
Actor Thalapathy Vijay is a global star with a devoted fan base. His career spans three decades, marked by successful films and memorable dialogues. Vijay is now entering politics with his party, Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam, which is showing strong leads. His net worth is estimated at Rs 600 crore, earned through films, endorsements, and investments.
Courses and careers in logistics
BJP West Bengal results 2026: Industrialist Harsh Goenka has reacted positively to the Bharatiya Janata Party's victory in West Bengal. He believes the business community is delighted and sees this as a turning point for economic revival. Goenka anticipates development returning to the forefront, a boost in jobs and investments, and a stronger social climate.
SRINAGAR: The Supreme Court of India on Wednesday delivered a significant ruling on the long-running dispute over the closure of the Rehbar-e-Taleem (ReT) scheme in Jammu and Kashmir, holding that candidates placed in select panels cannot be denied appointment solely due to the schemes closure, while mandating that such appointees must meet statutory teaching qualifications []
State plans survey to map jobs, formalise traditional livelihoods
Panaji: The state government will conduct a comprehensive dual-part study on employment trends and the formalisation of traditional occupations. In the first part, the government will undertake a large-scale primary survey across all districts and talukas to build a ground-validated evidence base on employment and enterprise dynamics. The study is intended to support evidence-based policymaking, []
Schools abuzz with fests awards and career talks
Delhi Public School, Patna (East) triumphed at the MATRIX 2026 mathematics festival. Meanwhile, St Michaels Alumni Association hosted a career counselling session for Class X students, with alumni offering guidance. Bishop Scott Girls School celebrated its annual awards, recognizing student achievements, and St Dominic Savios High School observed Labour Day, highlighting the vital role of workers.
The Hindu EducationPlus fair: Career counselling inspires confidence, eases course anxiety
SRM and The Hindu to host Future Career Conversations in Chennai on May 5
The programme will feature two sessions The Rejigged Employee and The Learning Entrepreneur focusing on adaptability, upskilling and innovation
Never Share These 10 Things At Work: Amazon Employee's Viral Career Advice
From salary to gossip, a woman has shared 10 things that mustn't be shared at a workplace.
People are losing jobs to AIBut this quiet trait could save yours, shares ex-Oracle boss
In an era of rapid AI advancement, former Oracle executive Pradeep Kannan highlights that human relevance at work hinges on attitude, not just skills. He emphasizes that a 'hunger' to learn, even amidst uncertainty, is a crucial, untrainable asset.
Stalin launches career guidance help desk for Class XII students
Unfazed by rare disorder, Jai Hind student scores in Arts, eyes career in animation
Stalin launches career guidance helpdesk
2,792 MoUs inked at Vibrant Gujarat regional conference; expected to create 2.82 lakh jobs
Deputy Chief Minister Harsh Sanghavi says the focus will be on sectors that could generate jobs in tribal districts. He says the garment sector was part of this effort, with an aim to provide jobs to more than 25,000 women in tribal areas over the next two years.
Vijayapura: The Hindu EducationPlus Career Counselling Fair 2026 turns into eye-opening session
Choose a career that suits your interest and temperament, says Vijayapura SP
Hard work can beat any innate talent, says Laxman Nimbargi
The US Department of Justice is suing tech firm Cloudera for allegedly discriminating against American job seekers. Prosecutors claim the company created a sham hiring process, favoring temporary visa holders for lucrative roles and actively deterring US workers. This lawsuit highlights the DOJ's commitment to protecting domestic employment opportunities.
Steve Jobs quote reveals harsh truth: are you quitting too early before success compounds after years of hidden effort? Overnight success is a persistent optical illusion. Data shows most instant viral wins actually take ten years of silent labor. Steve Jobs turned repeated failure into global dominance by mastering this truth. Jobs transformed Apple from a failing entity into a global titan by identifying a singular human flaw: the tendency to abandon the Long Game exactly when the momentum begins to shift.
Jammu and Kashmir: CM Omar Abdullah denies plan to drop Urdu in revenue jobs, slams PDP over lies
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah refuted claims of removing Urdu from revenue jobs, stating a proposal is under consideration for public feedback, not a final decision. He challenged the PDP to produce an order, accusing them of misrepresenting the process.
MAC cosmetics owner Estee Lauder to cut 3,000 more jobs
Estee Lauder Cos. is set to cut up to 3,000 more jobs, increasing its total planned layoffs to 10,000. This move aims to generate an additional $200 million in savings. The beauty giant is shifting focus to online sales, including platforms like TikTok Shop. These restructuring efforts are showing positive signs for the company's future.
48% of NSE firms have no women as key managers; women losing out on higher paid jobs: study
Very few companies have more than two women on the Boards
Aamir Khan Praises Son Junaids Independent Career Path
Mumbai, May 1: Actor Junaid Khan is making headlines with his film Ek Din. In a recent conversation with Kapil Sharma, Aamir Khan expressed pride in his son, stating that Junaid has carved his own career path without any assistance from him. Aamir Khan Productions shared a video on Instagram where Kapil Sharma asked, Do ... Read more Aamir Khan Praises Son Junaids Independent Career Path
Row Over Pending Jobs For Kandaleru Displaced Grows
Fresh allegations of delay and irregularities in the recruitment process
Interview | Saurabh Mukherjea: All routine jobs will be AI-ed out
Is Indias middle class facing an economic crisis? Equity strategist Mukherjeas new book argues that it is
