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From 20+ rejections to Google : Bengaluru techie proves luck is just a struggle no one sees as he finally cracks the 'dream' job
Bengaluru-based software engineer has gone viral for sharing the grueling reality behind his success. Despite graduating from a "tier-3" college and facing over 20 rejection letters from tech giants like Microsoft and Adobe, Gautam eventually secured an offer from Google, proving that persistence outweighs perceived luck in the competitive tech industry.
Mark Carney says Canada's economic ties with US are a weakness that must be corrected
Canada's close economic ties with the United States are now a weakness, according to Prime Minister Mark Carney. He announced efforts to strengthen Canada's economy by attracting new investments and signing trade deals with other nations. Carney emphasized the need for Canada to rely less on a single foreign partner.
Increased screen time among children leading to reduced attention spans, disturbed sleep: Study
A study at Sawai Man Singh Hospital reveals children's excessive mobile use leads to concentration issues, loneliness, and sleep problems. Many children spend hours on phones daily. This behavior causes irritability and reduced family interaction. Experts warn of psychological dependence. Parents are urged to set limits and encourage outdoor activities and reading to combat these trends.
Foreign handles, desi stories: How global creators are decoding India
An American picking up Malayalam. A Korean calling himself Bihari. A Kiwi showing the nooks of India. Foreign influencers are using Indian languages, hyperlocal humour and cultural nuances to connect with the country’s growing digital audience that is curious about seeing itself through firang eyes.
China humanoid robot half-marathon to showcase technical leaps
More than 300 humanoid robots participating in China's second robot half-marathon on Sunday will be facing tougher terrain designed to test their technical advancements, as Beijing seeks to develop the industry into a major pillar of its economy.
Sadhguru on how to come to terms with layoff and make a fresh start: 'You have not lost everything'
Sadhguru offers a unique perspective on job loss, urging individuals to view it as a release rather than a loss after years of hard work. He acknowledges financial concerns but emphasizes counting blessings like being alive and having family. This shift in perspective, he suggests, can lead to discovering new talents and making a livelihood without traditional office work.
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Global Markets: Asian stocks dip as traders await ceasefire news
Asian stocks declined as investors reduced holdings ahead of the weekend, awaiting progress on extending the US-Iran ceasefire. This follows a global equity rally driven by expectations of prolonged peace, which pushed markets to record highs. Crude oil prices slipped as President Trump expressed optimism about a permanent truce, while gold edged higher.
Sadhguru says the best parenting advice is to stop parenting children: 'All you have done is land a few years earlier...'
A recent video of Sadhguru is gaining attention for his unconventional parenting advice, where he urges parents to “stop parenting” in a controlling way. He explains that children are not a parent’s property and instead need supportive company rather than authority at home. Emphasising that parenting is a privilege, not ownership, he encourages a shift from control to understanding, a message that has sparked wide discussion online.
Is a college education still worth it in India?
India must confront the impact of AI on jobs due to its large youth population, reliance on software services, and an oversupply of graduates. Entry-level roles are under threat as AI improves coding and automation, while the wage advantage of a college degree has been shrinking since 2011.
How much did Donald Trump tip DoorDash grandma driver for McDonald’s delivery order, and was the whole encounter staged? Full explainer of White House DoorDash moment
How much did Donald Trump tip DoorDash grandma driver for McDonald’s delivery order, and was the whole encounter staged? A delivery to the White House became a viral political moment. The DoorDash driver spoke about No Tax on Tips and her husband’s cancer. Donald Trump gave a cash tip and spoke to media. Many viewers questioned if the encounter was staged. This explainer covers the tip, the policy talk, and the public reaction.
Viral video of Pitbull attacking child in park sparks outrage; Here's how to escape if you or your child get caught in a dog attack
A disturbing video showing a pitbull viciously biting a young boy’s leg in a public park has gone viral on X, with bystanders desperately trying to free the child. A second video offering practical advice on how to handle a dog that has locked its jaws has also gained traction amid the outrage.
Will answer them in High Court: Humanyun Kabir cries conspiracy after 'sting video' posted by TMC goes viral
Aam Janata Unnayan Party chief Humayun Kabir claims a conspiracy after a sting video went viral. He alleges West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is involved with the BJP and RSS. This comes as the All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen withdrew its alliance with Kabir's party. The video purportedly shows Kabir discussing a deal. AIMIM cited concerns over Muslim integrity.
One storyline, 10,000 versions: Ex-Meta top executive shares how AI dramas are rewriting entertainment
A quiet revolution is happening in entertainment. AI-generated short dramas are now so realistic that viewers cannot tell them apart from human-made shows. This shift is driven by platforms promoting AI content, advanced technology, and the ability to create endless variations of popular stories. This means entertainment is moving towards mass customization, with stories tailored precisely for different audiences.
AI’s shadow over modern battlefields: Why India must prepare
Warfare is rapidly changing with artificial intelligence. AI is now a key part of military decisions and operations. For India, this means developing its own AI technology is crucial for national security. India must also help shape global rules for AI in warfare. Protecting information from AI-driven disinformation is also vital. Preparedness is key for India's future.
Xi's $270 billion Middle East bet limits China support for Iran
China's substantial investments across the Middle East, particularly in green tech and tourism, are now jeopardized by regional conflict. Despite facing risks to its capital and personnel, Beijing is navigating a delicate balance, aiming to de-escalate tensions while reassuring Gulf partners and continuing its economic expansion.
ET Awards for Corporate Excellence 2025: Celebrating India Inc. distinguished icons
The ET Awards for Corporate Excellence 2025 honour 10 outstanding achievers, from policy reformers and business leaders to emerging companies driving India’s corporate renaissance. Here’s the complete list of winners.
Bengaluru-based singer got her break with AR Rahman, sang hits for Shah Rukh Khan and made her acting debut opposite Kamal Haasan. Why she moved away from singing and acting?
A viral video has reignited interest in Vasundhara Das, the voice behind many 2000s Bollywood hits. She achieved fame with songs like Shakalaka Baby and Where’s the Party Tonight. Das also pursued an acting career. She is now dedicated to music therapy and sound healing through her initiative Community Drumjam. She is not planning a return to movies.
Who is Sahiba Bali and why is she under fire for her remarks on Pakistan and The 'Kashmir Files'? Full controversy explained
Sahiba Bali controversy: Actor and sports presenter Sahiba Bali's remarks on Pakistan and The Kashmir Files have resurfaced, and she is facing massive backlash for the same. In one of her old videos, she referred to people of Pakistan as 'loving' and called The Kashmir Files a propaganda movie. Sahiba Bali is an Indian actress and is known for her work in Bard of Blood (2019), Tanaav (2022) and Laila Majnu (2018).
Indian film studios are using AI to cut costs, speed production, despite mixed audience reactions
Indian film studios are embracing Artificial Intelligence to slash production costs and speed up movie making. This technology helps overcome India's many languages with AI dubbing. While audiences have mixed reactions, studios are using AI for everything from creating new content to re-releasing older films with altered endings. Tech giants are partnering with Indian filmmakers to advance AI-driven storytelling.
US, Iran race to find missing crew member from downed military plane
Two US warplanes crashed in separate incidents. One US service member is missing after a jet was shot down in Iran. Another US aircraft crashed in the Persian Gulf. Iran claims responsibility for striking petrochemical facilities. Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni visits the Gulf for solidarity and to protect Italy's interests.
Trump weighs broader cabinet shake-up as Iran war pressure grows
President Donald Trump is contemplating significant changes within his cabinet. This potential reshuffle follows the removal of Attorney General Pam Bondi and is driven by frustration over the ongoing war with Iran. The conflict has negatively impacted gas prices and Trump's approval ratings. Allies suggest personnel changes are needed to project strength ahead of the midterm elections.
Karnataka: Pralhad Joshi fears taxes on EVs will derail India’s emission targets
Union Minister Pralhad Joshi criticized Karnataka's decision to withdraw road tax exemptions for electric vehicles, warning it could increase India's crude import bill and hinder climate goals. He argued the move, aimed at raising Rs 250 crore, is fiscally shortsighted and contradicts global clean mobility incentives.
Raghav Chadha: The ‘aam aadmi’ fight for samosas, then silence and showdown
Aam Aadmi Party is experiencing internal conflict. MP Raghav Chadha faces criticism from senior leaders. His removal as Rajya Sabha deputy leader has led to public exchanges. Leaders question his political strategy and assertiveness. Chadha maintains he is being silenced. The party's internal dynamics are shifting publicly.
Donald Trump mocks Macron over wife’s viral ‘slap’ video — Here’s how the French President responded
The controversy began after U.S. President Donald Trump, speaking at a public event, made a light-hearted yet pointed remark about a widely circulated video that appeared to show Emmanuel Macron being struck by Brigitte Macron during a visit to Vietnam last year.
US Iran War Day 34 Updates: Trump promises harder strikes; Iran denies talks as conflict drags on
US Israel Iran News Day 34: The Iran-Israel war intensifies on its 34rd day with ongoing military exchanges and sharp rhetoric. Despite President Trump's assertions of nearing US objectives and a potential wind-down, Iran dismisses these claims as irrational and denies ceasefire talks, signaling a prolonged and volatile phase ahead.
Iran warns US, Israel against attempting ground operations in new threat to 'enemies'
Iran's top military commander issued a stern warning to the U.S. and Israel against a ground offensive, vowing no enemy troops would survive such an escalation. This comes despite U.S. President Trump suggesting the conflict is nearing completion, while American troop deployments raise concerns about potential land incursions.
'Karma Yogi': PM Modi calls for citizen-focused, technology-driven governance at Karmayogi Sadhana Saptah
Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged government officials to embrace the "Karma Yogi" spirit for a Viksit Bharat 2047, emphasizing duty, technology, and long-term planning. He highlighted the need for rapid economic growth, modern infrastructure, and a skilled workforce, stressing that individual transformation leads to institutional progress and improved governance for citizens.
'Men will be men': Viral video shows huge crowd gather spontaneously to watch and cheer as two rats fight near garbage pile in Delhi
Rat fight club: A 34-second video posted on March 30, 2026, by X user has gone viral, depicting a large crowd of approximately one hundred men gathered at a garbage-strewn street corner in what is reportedly Delhi. The footage shows two rats aggressively fighting on the ground while bystanders film the encounter on their mobile phones.
People 'strongest bridges' of India-US relationship: Union Minister Jayant Chaudhary
India and the United States share a strong bond built on innovation and talent. People form a crucial link between the two nations. Over 300,000 Indian students are in the US, fostering a dynamic exchange of knowledge and skills. The Indian-origin community in the US, numbering six million, significantly contributes to technology, business, and academia.
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