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G20 must give more funds to World Bank for Global South: Rockefeller's Shah

The foundation's president says COP21 Pledge of $100 bn from richer nations hasn't been met and is no longer enough

Nostalgia, bottled and brought back: Reliance rolls out the Campa crates

While Reliance hopes the gamble on the brand's popularity in the 1970s will pay off, experts feel it may not connect with the millennials, who are the major consumers of aerated drinks today

Deakin University's Indian teachers to get trained in Australia

"I want to really emphasise that these will not be a small cohort of staff employed in India, but Deakin staff who happen to be employed in India. That's not the same," Martin said

As jobs elude ITI graduates, industry calls for a course correction

Large recruiters relying more on private institutes for vocational talent, which they is is quicker in catching up to their job requirements

'Inconvenience caused is deeply regretted': Acid test of a govt job

Deferred exams, cancelled recruitment drives, delays in the declaration of results, and pending court cases are among the few hurdles students must cross to land their 'dream' jobs

Speeding up judicial processes: How AI is reshaping Indian legal system

The Indian legal system is deploying artificial intelligence for improved efficiency

Microsoft-Activision deal: What's on the cards for gamers in India?

Despite global brouhaha over Microsoft's dominance, the merger may benefit gamers here

Why stereotypical portrayal of Asok the IITian in Dilbert escaped criticism

As Dilbert comic strips get pulled for creator's racism, Asok was accepted as a satirical comment

5G to be major contributor to India's GDP by 2040, chip making to take off

The report noted that over 20 Indian companies have already applied to secure 5G spectrum for private networks in the country

Career-focused content a big draw as Book Fair returns to capital

The festival, which plays host to France as its guest of honour, was inaugurated by 2022 Literature Nobel Laureate, Annie Ernaux

Finland the final word in education? Here's why experts disagree

In Finland, teachers too are largely free from external requirements such as inspection and standardised testing

Half of Indian firms may offer double-digit salary hikes in 2023

Pay expected to increase 10.3% on average in 2023: Aon survey

Doctors in waiting: Why foreign medical graduates are on tenterhooks

Students wait for NMC to clear the air over internship, licence and registration guidelines

Few takers for skill development as students shy away from ITI ecosystem

Key concern: Gap between industry requirement and what's taught

Missing link in UGC's foreign university plans to set up campuses in India

Educational emigration will remain high unless India strengthens the skill development ecosystem in higher education, say students and teachers

Chetan Sharma's revelation: Feels like an interview, stings like a bee

Chetan Sharma's revelations in the cricketing space are just the latest outcome of big sting operations that have been going on for at least 20 years

Unravelling Chilean poet Pablo Neruda's mysterious death fifty years on

Did the Nobel laureate die a natural death or was it murder by poison due to his political leanings? New investigations point to the latter

No Koh-i-Noor in royal coronation, but its intrigue continues to inspire

Queen Consort Camilla will instead wear Queen Mary's crown at King Charles III's coronation in May

Nikki Haley: The latest Indian-American in the US presidential race

She's known to be tough on immigration, anti-abortion and pro-business

Withering legacies: A curious tale of India's 'missing' monuments

The CAG inspection could cover only 1,655 monuments on the protected list at the time