July 27, 2026
  • July 27, 2026

Impostor syndrome trap: Why many women shackled by it at workplace?

by on September 25, 2024 0

Imposter syndrome is a psychological pattern where individuals doubt their abilities and fear being exposed as frauds, impacting both men and women in the workplace. Women often face unique challenges like discriminatory comments and lack of role models. To combat this, women can challenge stereotypes, seek mentorship, advocate for fair compensation, and build supportive...

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China ties ‘significantly disturbed’, will influence entire world: Jaishankar

by on September 25, 2024 0

Foreign Minister S Jaishankar highlighted the significance of India-China relations for Asia’s future and global influence, describing them as significantly disturbed. He noted that 75% of disengagement issues in eastern Ladakh have been resolved but emphasized ongoing patrolling challenges. Diplomatic and military talks are ongoing ahead of a potential Modi-Xi meeting at the BRICS...

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B’desh interim chief Yunus reveals ‘brains’ behind ‘well-organised’ protest that ousted Hasina

by on September 25, 2024 0

Chief adviser Mohammad Yunus of Bangladesh’s interim government introduced key figures behind the student-led protests that removed Sheikh Hasina. Speaking at the Clinton Global Initiative, Yunus described the movement as well-organized and leaderless, making it more effective. He praised their dedication and highlighted their courage against violent crackdowns by the previous government.

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Kerala among top in India’s youth unemployment despite high literacy

by on September 25, 2024 0

Kerala continues to grapple with one of India’s highest youth unemployment rates, with 29.9% of the 15-29 age group unemployed, according to the Periodic Labour Force Survey 2023-24. Key factors include a mismatch between skills and job market needs, limited job opportunities, remittance inflows, and economic challenges. The Kerala Migration Survey 2023 revealed that...

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Minors with mansions: Now, wealthy Indian ‘kids’ own foreign properties

by on September 25, 2024 0

Indians are consistently purchasing high-value properties abroad, with minors now joining in through the RBI’s Liberalised Remittance Scheme using parental gifts. Dubai is a favored destination. Accurate disclosure of these assets is crucial to avoid penalties under the Black Money Act. Guardians managing minors’ assets must ensure proper reporting in tax returns.

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