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Nikesh Arora, CEO of $248 billion tech company who told CEOs that layoffs is not the solution, now warns: 90% of employees at big companies are not …

Nikesh Arora, CEO of Palo Alto Networks has issued a stark warning about the future of work in the AI era after telling CEOs that layoffs is not the solution. Recently, Arora said that massive job cuts are not the solution to the industry’s current talent shortage, and has advised opting for a gradual, specialised…

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FIFA breaks silence on VAR decision drama in Croatia vs Portugal, explains why late equaliser was ruled out | Football News

Croatia’s Petar Sucic (17) and teammates react to a loss during the World Cup round of 32. (AP Photo/Mike Stewart) Croatia’s heartbreaking exit from the FIFA World Cup 2026 against Portugal came down to one of the tournament’s most dramatic VAR decisions, with FIFA later explaining that advanced ball technology played a key role in…

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Bengaluru Day Care Scandal: Caretaker Arrested for Child Abuse | India News

BENGALURU: Bengaluru city police probing into the alleged harassment and inhuman treatment to toddlers at an on-campus crèche run by Capgemini Technology Services India Limited in Brookefield made the first arrest on Friday.Accused caretaker is identyfied as Vijayalakshmi and police will produce her before a court.The jurisdictional HAL police had registered a case against the…

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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce ‘already married’ in secret ceremony, ahead of grand Madison Square Garden celebration: Reports |

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are going all out to keep their marriage celebrations a secret, but according to new reports, the couple may have also pulled off a secret wedding. Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce ‘already married’ As eyes turn to New York’s Madison Square Garden, new reports suggest that the star couple may…

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Bengaluru Capgemini: ‘I wish this was AI-generated’: Angry parents after Bengaluru tech campus creche horror | Bengaluru News

The episode has intensified calls for companies to re-examine the safety standards governing workplace childcare centres. BENGALURU: Alleged abuse of toddlers at a daycare centre operating from Capgemini’s campus in Bengaluru has shocked the working-parent community and citizens. While pointing to a shocking absence of standards of oversight at these centres, the parents’ key demands…

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Parenting Mistakes: Parents often regret not doing these things before age 10

Ask parents of teenagers or grown-up children what they wish they had done differently, and many of their answers sound surprisingly similar. They rarely talk about buying more toys or planning bigger birthday parties. Instead, they mention the conversations they postponed, the moments they rushed through and the simple habits they assumed there would always…

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‘₹2 lakh salary, no female friends, shares 24×7 live location’: Indian woman’s future husband checklist goes viral

A woman’s long list of expectations for her future husband has set off a debate on X, with people split between calling her standards unrealistic and defending her right to have preferences.The post was shared by X user Vedika, who goes by the username @Crushtology_. She asked a simple question at the end of her…

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Earth to reach its farthest point from the Sun on July 6, yet the summer heat will not cool: Here’s why |

Earth will reach its farthest point from the Sun on July 6, a yearly astronomical event known as aphelion. At around 152.1 million kilometres from the Sun, the planet will be about 5 million kilometres farther away than it is in early January. Yet, despite this greater distance, the Northern Hemisphere will remain firmly in…

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Explained: Why Croatia’s 103rd-minute equaliser against Portugal was ruled out after VAR review | Football News

Croatia’s Igor Matanovic (20) reacts (AP Photo/Sam Balkansky) NEW DELHI: Croatia’s dramatic stoppage-time equaliser against Portugal at the 2026 FIFA World Cup was ruled out after a lengthy VAR review, a decision that ultimately proved decisive in their heartbreaking exit from the tournament.The controversy unfolded in the 103rd minute of the Round of 32 clash…

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Japanese PM tries her hand at santoor during India visit, earns applause: Watch | India News

Takaichi has previously expressed her love for metal music NEW DELHI: Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, on her visit to India, was seen trying her hand at the Indian classical string instrument, Santoor. A video shared by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on his Instagram account shows the self-confessed “metal-head” strumming the percussion instrument.The PMO shared…

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