Why America’s workers are quietly giving up on work Burnout was once spoken of in hushed tones, as an occasional side effect of ambition or overwork. Today, it has shed that reputation. It is no longer episodic nor rare. It has settled into the daily rhythms of working life, persistent, corrosive, and largely unaddressed.A new…
NEW DELHI: Supreme Court said on Friday that the right to free speech is not unfettered and denied anticipatory bail to a Bengaluru-based 24-year-old chartered accountancy student, who, on his parody account ‘Jawaharlal Nehru Satire’ on X, had posted about the PM and his mother. The court said the student can approach Gujarat HC for…
Image credit: Getty Images There was a time when the college you studied at defined your worth in society. This is not the telling of an obsolete fable; it was quite recent that parents prayed their children would enter an elite institution. And what followed? A silver platter of opportunities.Now comes the present moment, when…
NEW DELHI: PM Narendra Modi Friday put traditional medicine at the centre of global health conversation, flagging launch of Traditional Medicine Global Library (TMGL) as a shared international platform to anchor ayurveda, yoga & other ancient systems in research, policy and evidence-based care.Addressing the closing ceremony of the Second WHO Global Summit on Traditional Medicine…
US EEOC chief Andrea Lucas urges white men to report DEI-related race or sex discrimination at work. (AP Photo) The head of the US agency responsible for enforcing workplace civil rights has called on white men to report experiences of race or sex discrimination at work. Andrea Lucas, chair of the US Equal Employment Opportunity…
MUMBAI: With victims and eyewitnesses deposing in sign language, a special Pocso court recently convicted and sentenced to two years’ rigorous imprisonment the former headmaster and a retired teacher of a school for the deaf and aphasic for the sexual assault of three students between 2013 and 2014. The judge noted school is a “pious…
DOJ takes Harvard $2.7B funding case to US Court of Appeals First Circuit The Trump administration has formally appealed a ruling that restored nearly $2.7 billion in federal research funding to Harvard University, taking the dispute to the US Court of Appeals for the First Circuit. The move marks the next stage in a months-long…
Artem Oganov, Chairman of the VYZOV Prize Scientific Committee The VYZOV Prize has expanded its international footprint in 2025, drawing applications from researchers across 40 countries and reinforcing its evolution from a national award into a global scientific honour.The prize, which recognises high-technology research with potential for practical application within the next decade, received 632…
China faces influx of its overseas students amid visa, job curbs Chinese students knitted a cherished dream of studying abroad. A degree from a Western university was equivalent to a promise of opportunity, prestige, and a glimpse of the outer world. Families heavily invested in higher education by taking loans or relying on government scholarships….
NEW DELHI: The Enforcement Directorate on Friday moved the Delhi High Court against a trial court order that refused to take cognisance of its prosecution complaint against Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi in the National Herald money laundering case.The move follows a Delhi court order passed on Tuesday. The court declined to take cognisance of…
