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Great at coding, yet stuck with old thinking: Is India wasting its 'economic supremacy' potential? Akshat Shrivastava explainsFinancial educator Akshat Shrivastava highlighted that while India has top-tier engineering talent, it still lags in achieving global tech ...- Govt working on modernising education system to meet 21st century needs: PM ModiPrime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized the government's commitment to modernizing the education system to prepare youth for India's future...
- India's space economy to reach USD 40 billion by 2040: Union minister Jitendra Singh"In 2014, the country had 350 startups but today we have more than 1.25 lakh startups and 130 unicorns. Of the 1.25 lakh startups, 6,000 ar...
- Need STEM talent desperately, just not at technology firmsWith the evolving economic context and increasing need for businesses to innovate and leverage technology to sustain market leadership, STE...
- Non-tech companies embrace STEM hiring amid tech, diversity pushDemand for talent with science, technology and maths backgrounds going strong as competition sees firms focus on innovation, gender parity.
- NEP ensures greater freedom for youth to take decisions: PMPrime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said that the new National Education Policy ensures greater freedom for youth. Quoting Swami Vivekan...
- India has gifted world a 'bouquet of hope', says PM Modi at Davos Agenda"India has gifted the world a bouquet of hope... In this bouquet, we Indians have an unwavering trust in our Democracy, we have the technol...
- TCS crosses 500,000 headcountThe company added a total of 20,409 new employees during the quarter, its highest ever quarterly net headcount addition.
- New India challenges status quo, says Modi at Tezpur varsity convocation“The Indian cricket team faced so many challenges. They took them head on and looked for fresh solutions. They were inexperienced players, ...
- View: Why you’re not one of the world’s great investorsThere is an unhealthy tendency to look at the most successful investors with envy.
- DD Science, India Science channels launchedWhile DD Science is a one-hour slot on Doordarshan national channel, India Science is an Internet-based channel.
- Indo-Israel tie-up potent for startups: Accenture-NasscomThe two organisations have identified five areas of opportunity - agriculture, defence, energy, deep tech and heathcare & life sciences - a...
- Startups renew talent strategy - hiring smart workers & letting go redundant onesThe scenario for startups has changed from even a year ago, with some having shut operations and some having laid off employees.
- We need to invest in science & our children: SD Shibulal"We felt that youngsters need role models who they can look up to and who are recognised and that will create interest in science."
- Flipkart partners with Udacity to hire graduates based on Nanodegree projectsFlipkart hired students based on their Nanodegree projects and Udacity profiles; there were no in-person interviews or group exercises.
- Why only IITs & IIMs? Some startups believe exceptional talent resides in lesser known institutions tooA few startups believe that the best people may not just be at IITs and IIMs but in other institutions as well, which may be in other parts...
- Find value in people with disabilitiesTraditional hiring often looks at the role and then tries to match the capability of the individual to do the role. Competency matches reve...
- Startups take unconventional hiring routes to ramp up employee headcountStandard methods such as advertising on job sites or getting a recruitment consultant on board are not for newly-founded firms.
- Startups like Waybeo, Dextrasys Tech, ChaYoWo Games & others bloom in small townsA slew of technology startups are making their home in non-metro cities. ET profiles technology product and service startups in non-metro c...
- Pune pitching to be a product start-up hub for companiesThere is a strong startup ecosystem in Pune apart from presence of engineering centres of global giants like Bosch and IBM.
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