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President Xi Jinping calls for united response by BRICS countries to face Trump's trade challenges
President Xi Jinping urged BRICS nations to unite against US trade policies, which he believes disrupt the global economy and undermine international trade rules. He called for upholding multilateralism, promoting democracy in international relations, and increasing the voice of Global South countries. Xi also highlighted his Global Governance Initiative and emphasized open cooperation for shared opportunities and win-win outcomes.
India is upcoming superpower with a lot of talent, says DG Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Eden Bar Tal, Director General of Israel's Ministry, praised India. He called India an upcoming superpower with excellent human resources. Israel aims to strengthen ties with India. They want to collaborate with the Indian government and businesses. Reuven Azar highlighted Israel's water management technologies shared with India. Both nations share perspectives on opportunities and threats.
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.
PM Modi cancels address at UNGA General Debate in the US
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will not address the UN General Assembly this year; instead, India will be represented by External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, who will speak on September 27th. The high-level session, opening on September 9th, includes discussions on climate action, gender equality, and global health, amidst ongoing international conflicts and commemorations.
Digantara, Japanese startup join hands to create map of moon orbit
Digantara, which is creating a 'Google Map' for the low earth orbit that is buzzing with thousands of satellites, has joined hands with Japanese start-up ispace inc to establish a cislunar situational awareness and domain infrastructure.
IIT Madras tops NIRF 2025 rankings for record seventh time, IISc Bengaluru & IIT Bombay follow
IIT Madras has secured the top position in the NIRF 2025 rankings, followed by IISc Bengaluru and IIT Bombay. The rankings, encompassing 17 categories, evaluate institutions based on teaching, research, graduation outcomes, and inclusivity. AIIMS Delhi leads among medical institutes, while National Law School of India, Bengaluru, tops the law category.
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Policy must go beyond stability, address structural factors limiting growth
The RBI's discussion paper reviews inflation targeting, questioning the output gap framework's suitability for India. The author argues that India's growth is structurally constrained, causing volatile inflation. He suggests the government should set inflation targets, holding the RBI accountable, and adopt a broader macroeconomic framework addressing structural issues beyond inflation targeting.
Newly promoted manager realises his job has turned into a 'babysitter' for adults and punching bag combo pack
A frustrated manager on the Indian Workplace subreddit lamented the lack of accountability and discipline within his team, hindering his ability to focus on strategic goals. He grapples with employees skipping meetings, missing deadlines, and shifting blame.
Want to change jobs on UAE Golden Visa? Here’s what happens to your residency
UAE Golden Visa holders can switch jobs without affecting their residency, provided they secure a new work permit. This self-sponsored residency, designed for investors and skilled professionals, requires the new employer to apply for the permit through MoHRE. The process ensures uninterrupted residency and benefits both employees and employers by streamlining onboarding and promoting career mobility.
Rooftop solar can deliver significant electricity cost savings for 3.3 lakh Indian SMEs: Study
A study by WRI India highlights the need for SME clusters to adopt rooftop solar solutions to reduce high electricity bills.
Tokyo Electron to set up office in Dholera and Assam to aid semicon projects
Tokyo Electron, which makes equipment for semiconductor production, is looking to set up offices at Dholera in Gujarat and in Assam to support Tata Electronics' upcoming fab and assembly and test units, a senior executive at the Japanese company said.
Tokyo Electron to set up office in Dholera and Assam to aid semicon projects
Tokyo Electron plans to establish offices in Dholera, Gujarat, and Assam to support Tata Electronics' semiconductor initiatives. The Dholera office will accommodate 200-300 engineers, training facilities, and a parts warehouse. While focusing on R&D in software, AI, and robotics, the company envisions future manufacturing in India driven by automation.
7 Life-Changing AI Tools All Students Must Use to Maximize Productivity
Say goodbye to late-night studying, last-minute deadlines, and wasted hours on mundane work. Modern AI software is not mere "nice-to-haves" but game-changers that can assist students in researching quicker, writing better, studying smarter, and getting ultra-organized. Whether you're a college student, a competitive exam prep candidate, or balancing assignments with side projects, these AI platforms will enable you to take back your time and drive your productivity into overdrive.
TCS finally rolls out annual salary increments; average hike at 4.5-7%
TCS has rolled out delayed salary hikes of 4.5–7% for junior to mid-level staff, effective from September 1, 2025, with top performers getting over 10%. It is understood to be the lowest hike in the last four years given the slowing business environment’s impact on the IT industry and TCS financials.
Don’t subscribe to this hype about superintelligence, says former Infosys executive Vishal Sikka
Vishal Sikka, founder of Vianai Systems, dismissed fears of AI “superintelligence,” calling them misleading and harmful to real progress. He stressed AI’s strengths in productivity while noting its flaws like hallucinations.
Xi Jinping says SCO's international appeal growing, calls for accelerating creation of development bank
President Xi Jinping has called on Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) members to expedite the creation of a development bank, highlighting the bloc's growing influence. He also proposed a Global Governance Initiative (GGI) and pledged financial support through livelihood projects, loans, and scholarships.
Repurposed anti-cholesterol drug statin can stymie cancer, help support treatment, say researchers
Statins, drugs for high cholesterol, show promise in slowing colorectal cancer growth. Researchers at Shiv Nadar University and IISER Pune found statins target key pathways in cancer cells. The study suggests statins could be repurposed for cancer treatment. More trials are needed to confirm these findings.
PM Modi visits semiconductor plant with Japan's Ishiba, reaffirms Indo-Japan tech partnership
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Japanese counterpart Shigeru Ishiba visited a semiconductor plant in Sendai. They aim to boost collaboration in the semiconductor industry. The leaders traveled by bullet train to the Tokyo Electron Miyagi Ltd facility. Discussions focused on ongoing partnerships and future projects. Both countries seek resilient supply chains in semiconductors and critical minerals.
India & Japan seal 12 pacts, Vision Plan
Prime Minister Modi affirmed India and Japan's dedication to a free and prosperous Indo-Pacific region, emphasizing strengthened cooperation in defense and innovation. Both nations aim to boost economic ties, with Japan targeting $68 billion in Indian investments over the next decade. They also signed agreements to enhance strategic, defense, and economic partnerships, focusing on security and counter-terrorism efforts.
Japan will take 50,000 "skilled and semi-skilled personnel" from India in 5 years: MEA
India and Japan have finalized a human resource action plan to facilitate the exchange of 500,000 individuals over five years. This initiative includes sending 50,000 skilled and semi-skilled Indian workers to Japan, addressing Japan's labor shortages in specific sectors. The plan aims to leverage manpower complementarities for joint research, commercialization, and value creation in both nations.
'If the Indus Waters Treaty...': Pakistan blames India for its worst floods in almost 40 years
Recent floods in Pakistan intensified. Pakistani officials claim India's treaty suspension and barrage damage contributed. India denies deliberate flooding, citing heavy rain. Information sharing stopped after treaty suspension. Pakistan evacuated over a million people. The floods caused widespread damage and many deaths. Climate change impacts are making data sharing more vital. Both countries are dealing with the aftermath.
Former Japanese PMs Suga, Kishida meet PM Modi, discuss bilateral ties
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday met former Japanese prime ministers Yoshihide Suga and Fumio Kishida in Tokyo, where they discussed ways to deepen India-Japan ties across trade, technology, and human resource mobility. Modi, who is on a two-day visit to Japan for summit talks with Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, said he had a “wonderful meeting” with Kishida and highlighted cooperation in semiconductors and emerging technologies.
India charts plan for Mars settlement and crewed lunar base by 2047
ISRO has outlined ambitious plans for lunar and Martian exploration, including 3D-printed dwellings on Mars and a crew station on the Moon by 2047. These plans involve developing advanced launch vehicles capable of carrying significantly larger payloads.
Guarding the cyber pass
The UN's Global Mechanism for Cyberspace, a permanent forum born from 27 years of diplomacy, aims to foster responsible state behavior online. India, with its tech prowess and democratic values, is uniquely positioned to guide this initiative. By leveraging its digital transformation experience and commitment to inclusive governance, India can help bridge the digital divide and promote effective international cooperation.
India may lend 'cautious support' to China's global AI body proposal
India is considering a cautious approach to China's proposal for a global AI cooperation organization, potentially engaging in dialogue without formally joining. This comes as discussions on AI governance are expected at the upcoming SCO summit, where PM Modi will meet with President Xi Jinping.
99% of Indian firms faced data loss in 2024, fear more cyberattacks in next one year: Survey
Of all the surveyed Indian chief information security officers (CISOs), over 74% admitted that their organisations were unprepared to respond to such attacks, according to Proofpoint’s 2025 Voice of the CISO report reviewed by ET. Most of the firms in the country have already experienced a material data loss in 2024. Top concerns for Indian firms are supply chain attacks, email fraud, insider threats, and ransomware, the report said.
Why 2025 Will Be the Year of AI-Powered Middle Managers
As artificial intelligence matures from a back-office technology to a decision-making collaborator, 2025 will be the year of the ascendancy of AI-fueled middle management. Instead of displacing human leaders altogether, these smart systems will become operational copilots automating workflows, tracking performance, and steering teams with data-driven accuracy. The outcome is the redefinition of managerial work, where humans concentrate on empathy, creativity, and strategy and leave routine monitoring and optimization to AI.
Watch: Sanjeev Sanyal, who helps PM Modi run the economy, break dances to 'Mere Kesari Ke Laal' bhajan
Sanjeev Sanyal, a member of the Prime Minister's Economic Advisory Council, was seen dancing to devotional songs at the Swarajya Conclave 2025, which led to a viral video. Beyond the viral clip, Sanyal recently sparked debate with his remarks on India's civil services exam culture, questioning the extensive preparation and high failure rate associated with it.
Anand Mahindra is calling this Pune doctor an angel of generosity. His mother's powerful words changed his life
Anand Mahindra praised Dr. Ganesh Rakh for delivering over 1,000 baby girls free of charge, calling him an “angel of grace and generosity.” Inspired by his mother, Dr. Rakh’s decade-long mission challenges gender bias by celebrating the birth of girls. His quiet, consistent compassion has deeply moved netizens and sparked calls for broader recognition of such unsung heroes.
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