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PM Modi urges MPs to innovate, stay grounded and strengthen grassroots connect in Sansad Karyashala: Sources
Prime Minister Narendra Modi engaged with BJP MPs in a special training session, emphasizing parliamentary effectiveness, constituency engagement, and ethical conduct. He urged MPs to raise awareness about the online gaming ban, highlighting its social impact, especially in rural areas.
The missed window: Why half of India’s people with diabetes learn too late
Many Indians unknowingly live with diabetes, missing the crucial early detection window. This delay, often due to subtle symptoms and lifestyle factors, leads to severe complications like kidney damage and heart issues. Early screening, awareness of risk factors, and regular check-ups are vital to managing diabetes and preventing long-term health problems.
'Sit on floor if...' to no liquid soap restroom: Employee claims PhD manager has turned office into school
An employee on Indian Workplace subreddit expressed frustration over their startup's classroom-like environment. The manager, a former professor, embarrasses the team with odd demands and cost-cutting measures. Innovation sessions are unproductive, and leadership ignores concerns, prompting the employee to consider confronting the manager before potentially leaving the company.
Techie gets rejected by recruiter due to bizarre reason. Netizens react: 'Company probably can't afford him..'
A software engineer faced rejection despite meeting all job requirements. The candidate applied for a senior role. The company considered him overqualified. This raised concerns among the online community. Some speculate about hidden reasons. These include salary expectations and internal candidates. The incident highlights unclear hiring practices. It also shows potential biases in recruitment processes.
Ola Electric auditor raises alarm; Urban Company's pre-IPO deal
Ola Electric's auditor draws attention to missing internal controls at a key subsidiary. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.
'From top to laid off': Techie in late 40s with 25 years of experience in India and US, Canada shares brutal truth of working in IT
A seasoned IT professional with over 25 years of experience across various platforms and countries shares his recent layoff experience on Reddit. He reflects on organizational transformations, the importance of financial prudence, and future pursuits like personal projects, mentoring, and continuous learning in the AI domain.
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H-1B reforms may be next, says USCIS chief as White House readies announcement
The White House is considering changes to the H-1B visa program to protect American workers, according to USCIS Director Joseph Edlow. The administration is weighing a "Weighted Selection" rule and exploring broader reforms, potentially prioritizing higher wages. Simultaneously, the Department of Justice is investigating hiring practices that may favor H-1B workers over US citizens, signaling increased scrutiny of the program.
Urban Company IPO payday; Side effects of CBD wellness rush
Happy Thursday! Urban Company investors look at lucrative returns as the unicorn gets ready to list. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.
Dirty Coffee is brewing up a new global trend! Here's how to make this 2-ingredient drink at home
New coffee trends: Dirty coffee, a minimalist creation of espresso and cold milk, is gaining global popularity, originating from Asia and spreading to Europe. Inspired by a customer's diluted iced latte, Bear Pond Espresso's founder created this layered drink. It offers a bold, aromatic first sip of hot espresso followed by smooth, cold milk, creating a unique sensory experience.
India’s diabetes tsunami: Why it’s striking earlier and harder
India faces a rapidly escalating diabetes crisis, with cases emerging in younger individuals and complications developing swiftly. Lifestyle factors like poor diet, sedentary habits, and genetic predisposition contribute significantly to this surge. Early detection, lifestyle modifications, and regular checkups are crucial to managing the condition and preventing severe health consequences, including heart and kidney issues.
AI is triggering bizarre mental disorders. Experts are struggling to decide what to call it
Artificial intelligence is sparking a troubling mental health crisis dubbed “AI psychosis,” where users develop delusions after prolonged chatbot interactions, reports Futurism. Experts remain divided, with psychologists suggesting these are AI-induced delusions rather than true psychosis. Microsoft’s AI chief Mustafa Suleyman has also warned of dangerous attachments, with some users treating bots as gods or soulmates. Researchers caution this emerging disorder, still unnamed, is blurring reality and could reshape future psychiatric diagnoses.
AI voice cloning is 'cruel': Shaan decodes the unseen problem with this new-age tech
Bollywood singer Shaan has strongly criticized the use of AI to clone the voices of legendary singers like Kishore Kumar and Mohammed Rafi. He described the practice as “cruel” and emphasized that AI-generated tracks cannot capture the originality and emotional depth of the artists’ performances. Shaan urged fans to appreciate original songs rather than synthetic recreations, highlighting the importance of preserving the legacy of iconic voices.
Google techie's success playbook: 3 skills young engineers should master in the age of AI
Harsh Varshney, a Google software engineer, shares insights for young engineers on thriving in Big Tech. While AI has become central to modern engineering, Varshney emphasizes that it’s not enough on its own. Success requires strong computer science fundamentals, deep expertise in AI both as a builder and power user, and the ability to translate knowledge into real-world projects.
AI boosts career, does not replace it: Real work lessons from engineer who uses AI as second brain
Artificial intelligence is increasingly proving to be a career enabler rather than a threat. A software engineer, Doug Steinberg, has made AI tools an essential part of his daily work, helping him finish projects in days instead of months and improving areas like design and documentation. He views AI as a partner that amplifies his strengths while freeing time for personal projects. This perspective echoes global tech leaders such as Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, who argue that AI could make shorter workweeks possible by eliminating repetitive tasks.
World-class learning, Indian impact: Inside Wharton Executive Education’s Chief Financial Officer Program — India
This blended learning program by a legacy institution is bridging Indian CFO ambitions with unmatched credibility and faculty expertise.
Actress Janhvi Kapoor shares her dream wedding plans and the location. Is marriage happening this year?
Janhvi Kapoor opened up about why love feels difficult in 2025, citing Gen Z's lack of patience and real connection. She shared her dream of a simple wedding and talked about whether she is getting married this year or not. The actress's upcoming film is Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari.
Gen Z jobs crisis: Millions out of work, and it’s young men taking the biggest hit
Gen Z unemployment in the US 2025: Gen Z graduates, particularly men, are facing a challenging job market with rising unemployment. Data reveals that young men are disproportionately affected, with higher unemployment rates compared to women. The surge of AI is shrinking opportunities in tech and finance, sectors where men are heavily concentrated.
White-collar hiring up 3 pc in Aug; non-IT, AI-ML roles drive growth
India's white-collar job market saw a modest 3% hiring increase in August 2025, fueled by non-IT sectors and AI/ML roles, which surged by 54%. While IT faced a 6% decline, IT unicorns grew by 10%. Hyderabad led metro hiring with 10% growth and a 45% unicorn recruitment surge, highlighting its emergence as a startup hub.
Income growth, demographics and awareness push Indians to opt for finances over physical assets: Goldman Sachs
India is witnessing a growing trend of households shifting towards financial assets due to rising incomes and improved financial access, although it lags behind other nations. Goldman Sachs projects household financial savings to increase to 13% of GDP over the next decade, potentially reaching USD 9.5 trillion in inflows.
Can your diet fight Alzheimer’s? Scientists reveal the cuisine that could override the genetic risk
A new study reveals that a Mediterranean diet may significantly lower dementia risk, even for individuals with a high genetic predisposition for Alzheimer's, specifically those carrying two copies of the APOE4 gene. The research indicates that adhering to this dietary pattern not only reduces dementia risk but also slows cognitive decline over time by influencing key metabolic pathways.
ISB Online’s Leadership with AI programme equips senior executives for the GenAI and Agentic AI era
As AI reshapes decision-making, strategy, and leadership itself, ISB Online’s 20-week Leadership with AI Programme offers senior professionals the tools to stay ahead. It blends expert-led live masterclasses, hands-on toolkits, and a capstone project to help executives lead with confidence in the AI age.
Orlando Bloom opens up about his exhausting weight-loss transformation for boxing role in The Cut: ‘I was a horrible person to be around’
Orlando Bloom has opened up about the harsh toll of his weight loss for upcoming film The Cut, where he plays a boxer. The actor revealed on ITV’s This Morning that his extreme diet — cutting down to one meal a day and surviving on tuna and cucumber — left him exhausted, paranoid, and “hangry.” Bloom admitted he “wouldn’t recommend” the transformation despite its on-screen authenticity.
Baby No. 4! Enrique Iglesias and Anna Kournikova’s growing family just got even bigger
Enrique Iglesias and Anna Kournikova are expecting their fourth child, joining their twins Lucy and Nicholas, 7, and daughter Mary, 5. Together since 2001, maintain a private life in Miami, focusing on raising their children away from the limelight. Iglesias has mentioned that his FINAL album series may be his last, making a new chapter in both his professional and family life.
Techie visits Google HQ with sister, stumbles upon Sundar Pichai in a chance meeting. Netizens say ‘Lucky you’
A casual campus visit turned extraordinary for New York-based Indian-origin tech professional Akash Wadawadigi when he unexpectedly ran into Google CEO Sundar Pichai at the company’s California headquarters. Sharing a photo with his sister and Pichai on X, Akash’s post went viral, sparking admiration, envy, and humor online. For many, the chance encounter symbolized the rare thrill of everyday life’s unexpected moments.
India's AI boom: 1 qualified engineer for every 10 open GenAI roles, says Teamlease Report
India's AI market is poised for hyper-growth, reaching $28.8 billion by 2025, but a severe talent crunch looms with only one qualified engineer per ten GenAI roles. Generative AI Engineering and MLOps roles in GCCs are setting high salary benchmarks. GCCs are expected to contribute significantly to new tech jobs, expanding hiring beyond metros and boosting diversity.
Are you ready for the CXO track? This senior leadership programme prepares you for the leap
The 10-month executive programme aims to equip experienced professionals for enterprise-wide leadership roles through a blend of strategic depth, digital agility, and on-ground problem solving. Read on to know more.
Bloating isn’t just overeating - Here’s what it could mean
Bloating is a digestive symptom that can signal more than just overeating. Persistent swelling in the abdomen may be connected to conditions like IBS, SIBO, celiac disease, or hormonal changes, and appears along with nausea, epigastric pain, or abdominal discomfort. According to the Rome Foundation Global Epidemiology Study, approximately 18% of people worldwide experience bloating, with women at greater risk.
Shah Rukh Khan reveals he was 'Gujarati for part of his upbringing' in viral video
Shahrukh Khan, the Bollywood icon, reflects on his formative years, revealing a stark cultural contrast during his time at St. Columba’s School. Raised as a 'rough-edged Delhi boy,' he encountered a world of order and discipline, a significant shift from his carefree upbringing. He also humorously recalls the confusion his name caused among his Irish teachers.
Unlock true financial freedom by rewriting subconscious 'scripts': CA’s money lessons for new generation
Financial freedom is not only about wealth accumulation but also about breaking inherited money habits, says Chartered Accountant Abhishek Walia. In a LinkedIn post, he explained that many financial behaviours—such as over-saving, mistrust of financial products, or fear of debt—are shaped by family beliefs rather than personal choice. While these patterns may have worked in the past, they often clash with today’s economy of digital payments, startups, and rising education costs.
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