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Beyond tools: India’s AI upskilling surge demands a mindset shift
India's professionals, including those with over 15 years of experience, are rapidly enrolling in AI and ML courses, signaling a shift from traditional expertise to staying relevant. This surge, extending beyond the tech sector, highlights a critical need to bridge the gap between AI concept understanding and real-world application, redefining talent development and deployment in an AI-driven economy.
With AI, India’s business leaders are shifting from the era of decision-making to decision designing
AI is transforming business leadership, shifting executives from decision-makers to decision designers. Senior professionals are increasingly enrolling in AI programs to interpret and calibrate data-driven insights, moving beyond traditional experience. This evolution emphasizes machine-human collaboration, where leaders must critically engage with AI to navigate uncertainty and integrate intuition with data for strategic advantage.
ASML says firm will not be chip industry's bottleneck
Being a bottleneck "is something we will avoid by all possible means; it is essential to maintaining our current position," CEO Christophe Fouquet told investors at the company's annual general meeting in the Dutch city of Veldhoven.
Japan to roll out prepaid transport card for foreign visitors from May
Japan will launch a new prepaid IC card, “Tourist Pasmo”, for foreign travellers in May, according to Kyodo News. Issued by Pasmo Co., the card will be valid for 28 days and usable for transport and payments. It will be sold at Narita Airport and Haneda Airport with no deposit, replacing the earlier Pasmo Passport.
Election Commission seizes items worth Rs 1,262 crore in TN
Tamil Nadu has seized over Rs 1,262 crore in cash, gold, liquor, and drugs ahead of the April 23 elections. The state's electoral roll comprises 5.73 crore voters, including 14.59 lakh first-time voters. Over 75,000 polling stations are set up, supported by extensive security measures and special initiatives for inclusive voting.
Smallcap stock Rolex Rings share price rockets 26% in two days ahead of board meet to consider buyback
Rolex Rings shares surged nearly 9% as the company's board is set to consider its first-ever share buyback on April 23. The stock has seen a significant 35% rise in just six sessions, fueled by the buyback announcement and strong Q3 financial results. The company reported a 136% jump in net profit and improved EBITDA margins.
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Apple's new CEO John Ternus steps into the spotlight after flying under the radar for years
Apple has named long-time hardware chief John Ternus as its next CEO, succeeding Tim Cook in September. Ternus, a 25-year Apple veteran who has led engineering for key products like the iPhone, iPad and Mac, will take charge as the company faces mounting pressure to strengthen its position in artificial intelligence.
These 9 banking stocks have an upside potential of up to 27% in 1 year, according to analysts
We are in times when a statement by US President Trump can cause crude oil prices to drop sharply and another by Iran can push them back up. So, expecting rational behaviour in the equity markets is probably expecting too much. At this point of time, it is all about relative performance. So, can banking stocks outperform in a long phase of correction? Check out Stock Reports Plus, powered by Refinitiv, for price targets of over 4,000 listed stocks along with detailed company analysis focusing on five key components ,earnings, fundamentals, relative valuation, risk, and price momentum, to generate standardised scores. SR+ Reports is a complimentary offering to ETPrime members.
Thought of the day by Ada Lovelace, the first computer programmer: ‘Your best and wisest refuge from all troubles is in…’ Wisdom on how to find logic over chaos
Thought of the day: Ada Lovelace’s enduring insight underscores the power of science as both a practical tool and a philosophical anchor. In a world where uncertainty is inevitable, her message offers a pathway to clarity: seek understanding, trust in reason, and allow structured knowledge to guide you through adversity.
Cyient DLM Q4 Results: Profit falls 28% to Rs 22 crore
Electronic Manufacturing Services (EMS) firm Cyient DLM on Tuesday reported 27.7 per cent decline in consolidated net profit at Rs 22.44 crore for March quarter FY26.
The Real Reason Towels Don’t Dry Properly
Overloading washing machines significantly hinders towel drying by restricting airflow and moisture removal. This leads to longer drying times, increased energy consumption, and potential hygiene issues. Experts emphasize that proper load size allows air to circulate freely, crucial for efficient evaporation and a faster, more effective drying process. Separating items or reducing load size makes a noticeable difference.
Hindustan Copper plans Rs 7,189-cr capex over 5 years for expansion of mines
Hindustan Copper Limited is investing over Rs 7,000 crore in the next five years to expand its mines. Production capacity is set to significantly increase. The company is also undertaking a major digital transformation. This includes upgrading communication systems and implementing advanced technologies like 5G and AI.
The Future of Knowledge Work Summit 2026 examines how AI is changing leadership and work
With AI now embedded in everyday work, leaders face new questions around decision-making, skills and organisational design. The Future of Knowledge Work Summit in June 2026, Bengaluru, offers CXOs and senior leaders a platform to examine these shifts through real-world insights, practical sessions and peer learning.
Strong rooms, unsealed rooms shouldn't be opened under any circumstance: EC
The Election Commission has directed all District Election Officers and Returning Officers in Kerala not to open any strong rooms before vote counting. This follows reports of a strong room being opened in Kozhikode, though the district administration clarified it was an unsealed material room. The commission emphasized strict compliance to ensure the integrity of the electoral process.
Vance to travel to Pakistan on Tuesday for Iran talks
U.S. Vice President JD Vance will visit Pakistan for talks on Iran, while Tehran is considering joining peace negotiations after efforts to ease the U.S. blockade. The blockade remains a key hurdle as a two-week ceasefire nears expiry. Analysts expect a possible extension or interim deal, but warn talks could still fail.
‘She is ultra disciplined. Even if it is a 12-hour shoot’: Alia Bhatt’s trainer shares secret behind her fitness
Alia Bhatt's fitness trainer, Karan Sawhney, revealed the actress's 'ultra-disciplined' approach to health, highlighting her consistent gym attendance and mindful eating habits despite a demanding schedule. Sawhney praised her dedication to well-being, emphasizing her awareness of food and sleep. He also shared a practical 10-minute no-equipment workout routine for busy individuals.
Pakistan: Economic challenges arise for farmers, labourers as modern harvesting techniques enter farms
According to The Express Tribune, Khanewal, a key wheat-producing region, has historically depended on manual harvesting, where large groups of labourers spent days cutting crops with sickles.
Coming soon: Price hike round 3 in four months for durables
Consumers face another price hike on electronics like ACs, TVs, and smartphones by end April. This marks the third increase in four months. Rising costs of plastics and memory chips are forcing brands to raise prices. Daily essentials like soaps and detergents are also becoming costlier. This trend impacts consumer demand significantly.
Jerax OTT release date details: When and where to watch Srinidhi Bengaluru, Dhananjaya's Kannada fantasy series
A new Kannada fantasy thriller, Jerax is all set to make its digital debut. Directed by Srinidhi Bengaluru and produced by Daali Dhananjaya, the six-episode series explores the consequences of suppressed truths when a xerox machine begins creating sentient copies. The show features a strong ensemble cast. Read on to know more about the show.
IBM 5150 changed personal computing forever: How the 44-year-old PC revolutionized the modern tech world
IBM first personal computer history: The IBM 5150 Personal Computer, launched in August 1981, revolutionized computing by making it accessible to consumers and businesses. Its use of off-the-shelf components and an open architecture fostered a thriving software and hardware ecosystem, transforming personal computers from a hobbyist tool into a mainstream necessity.
Meta poaches another founding member from Mira Murati’s Thinking Machines Lab
Meta has recruited Joshua Gross, a founding member of Mira Murati's AI startup, Thinking Machines Lab. Gross joins Meta's engineering leadership team, marking the fifth founding member to depart the startup recently. This follows other high-profile departures to companies like OpenAI and Meta itself.
US lawmakers scale back bill targeting Chinese chipmaking
A US bill to limit China's access to advanced chipmaking equipment has been modified. The legislation still aims to restrict ASML's deep ultraviolet lithography machines. The bill seeks to align international controls on technology. Manufacturers expressed concerns about the earlier version. The House Foreign Affairs Committee plans a vote next week.
Hooking the future: Scientists deploys AI to track hilsa in Bengal—but fishers fear it may net more than it should
India has launched an AI-based system to help fishers locate hilsa shoals in the Bay of Bengal, using machine learning to analyse ocean conditions and generate fishing advisories aimed at improving catch efficiency. Developed by the Indian National Centre for Ocean Information Services, the tool produces digital maps of potential fishing zones and incorporates safeguards like seasonal bans and coastal buffers. While early results show promising accuracy, awareness remains low among fishers, with some raising concerns that targeted fishing using AI could lead to overfishing and ecological imbalance.
Industrial AI startup Intellithink raises Rs 17 crore in round led by Pentathlon Ventures
Anicut Capital and Veltis Capital participated in the round. The Bengaluru-based industrial AI startup serves over 50 enterprises, including Jindal Steel, Jindal Stainless, JSW Steel, ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel, Adani, Ultratech, Dalmia, Ducab, and L&T, and is expanding in international markets. The fresh funds will primarily be used to expand its footprint across India and the GCC.
ASUS launches new Zenbook and Vivobook lineup in India, shifts focus to design, materials, and AI
ASUS has launched new Zenbook and Vivobook laptops in India, focusing on material innovation like Ceraluminum alongside performance. The lineup includes refined ultrabooks, iterated dual-screen devices, and a move towards ARM-based Windows machines with Snapdragon X platforms, alongside mainstream Vivobooks integrating AI features.
Meet Thomas Zacharia, the man behind the machines powering AI
Thomas Zacharia, a Keralite, revolutionized global computing. He championed GPUs for supercomputers, leading to breakthroughs like Titan. His work paved the way for modern AI. Zacharia later oversaw Summit and Frontier, the first exascale supercomputer. Now at AMD, he builds AI systems, including the energy-efficient Helios platform. His journey reshaped an industry.
The Surprising Reason Your Clothes Might Be Shedding More Than You Think
Laundry habits can harm the environment. Washing synthetic clothes releases tiny plastic fibers called microfibers into our water. These fibers are eaten by marine life. Using cold water instead of hot water significantly reduces this pollution. Choosing natural fabrics like cotton also helps. Simple changes in how we wash clothes can protect our planet.
The Laundry Mistake That Leaves Clothes Dirty
Washing machines work best with space inside the drum. Overfilling them hinders proper cleaning and agitation. This leads to clothes not getting clean and can cause wear and tear. The machine also works harder, consuming more energy and water. Ultimately, overloading can result in costly repairs or premature replacement of the appliance.
Jyoti CNC shares crash 16% as France probes subsidiary, seizes bank accounts
Jyoti CNC Automation's shares plummeted nearly 16% after French authorities launched a judicial investigation into its subsidiary, Huron Graffenstaden SAS, for suspected export of dual-use technology. The probe led to the seizure of bank accounts and properties, and the temporary restriction of the subsidiary's director general.
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