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Explained: How hackers are exploiting AI hallucinations to scam you | Cybersecurity

AI chatbots don't just make mistakes—they may be creating new opportunities for hackers. In this video, we explain how cybercriminals are exploiting AI hallucinations through techniques like *Phantom

Why Nestlé is changing its flavours because of weight-loss drugs

GLP-1 weight-loss drugs are changing more than just waistlines, they're changing how food tastes. And that's forcing food giant Nestlé to rethink its products.

12%, 9% or ₹1,800 PF: Here’s how to choose | Retirement fund | EPFO | PF withdrawal

Should you choose 12%, 9%, or a fixed ₹1,800 EPF contribution? The new EPF framework gives many salaried employees more flexibility—but also a crucial financial decision. In this video,

What’s next for markets? Oil, earnings and West Asia hold the key | Market outlook | Nifty | Sensex

Fresh tensions in West Asia have rattled global markets, pushed oil prices higher and reignited fears over corporate earnings. So, should investors buy the dip or stay cautious?

Hidden UPI mandates: When a Rs 1 trial becomes a monthly bill | Autopay | Personal Finance

A ₹1 trial for a music streaming app, OTT platform or AI tool can quietly turn into recurring monthly deductions if users approve a UPI AutoPay mandate during sign-up .

CCI cracks down on HP: Why HP India faces ₹142 crore fine | Business news

The Competition Commission of India has fined HP India and several resellers ₹142.37 crore for alleged bid rigging and cartelisation in Government e-Marketplace (GeM) tenders.

Cult.fit files for IPO: Key details explained | Latest IPO news | IPO review | IPO analysis

Fitness and wellness platform Cult.fit has filed draft papers for its IPO. The public issue could be worth up to ₹4,000 crore, with a mix of fresh shares and an offer for sale by existing investors.

How Japan is making electricity from seawater and sewage

Can seawater and sewage really generate electricity? Japan believes they can. In this video, we explain how Japan's first osmotic power plant uses treated sewage and concentrated seawater.

India-UK FTA explained: What it means for jobs, exports & you

The India-UK Free Trade Agreement is now in force, opening new opportunities for Indian exporters, businesses and professionals.

US-Iran tensions flare up again: Is peace slipping away?

Just weeks after the US and Iran signed a ceasefire, fresh military strikes have pushed the agreement to the brink. The biggest flashpoint is the Strait of Hormuz,

FSSAI cracks down on Swiggy Instamart: What products were flagged & what the concerns are

FSSAI has issued multiple notices to Swiggy Instamart over consumer complaints alleging expired, spoiled and contaminated food deliveries. In this video, we explain what the regulator found

India’s richest and poorest states: Why Sikkim earns 10 times more than Bihar

Sikkim continues to lead India in per capita income, while Bihar remains the poorest state. The gap between the two is now nearly tenfold. So, why has this divide persisted for over a decade?

How to Become a CEO: Lessons from a Banking Veteran

Dr. R. Seetharaman, Former CEO of Doha Bank, shares valuable lessons on leadership, AI, and the skills every MBA student needs to thrive in the future.

Forget the Resume. Here's What Top Leaders Actually Hire For | Dr. Kanishk Agrawal

Dr. Kanishk Agrawal, Lead- Technology Solutions, Judge India Solutions and Member, Forbes Technology Council, shares practical insights on leadership, AI adoption, hiring, change management

Evolving security landscape and new jobs

In this session, Sanjay Poddar, Cybersecurity expert, Ex-Fortinet, Ex-TPG Telecom, talks about the changing cybersecurity landscape and provides management tips to the B-Schoolers.

Top iPhone exporter: How Tata electronics overtook Foxconn | Apple iPhone

Tata Electronics has overtaken Foxconn to become India’s largest iPhone exporter under the five-year PLI scheme. Between FY22 and FY26, Tata exported iPhones worth around $26.3 billion, ahead of Foxco

India’s credit card boom has a new face Gen Z and small town India

India's credit card market is changing fast. Gen Z and consumers from smaller towns are driving the next wave of growth, reshaping how Indians borrow and use credit. In this video, we break down the l

TCS Q1 results: Revenue beats estimates, stock jumps | IT sector results | AI

TCS reported a better-than-expected start to FY27, with revenue rising nearly 14% and profit growing despite macroeconomic challenges. The company also saw strong momentum in AI deals, while brokerage

Cows that burp less? Why India is closely watching New Zealand's experiments

Can science make cows burp less methane and help fight climate change? Researchers are testing innovative solutions—from special feeds and vaccines to slow-release capsules

BSNL launches ₹1.34 lakh satellite phone: What makes it special and who can buy it

BSNL has launched a satellite phone in India priced at ₹1.34 lakh. But this isn't a replacement for your smartphone. Here's how it works, who it's meant for, why you need government approval to use on