10 things you should learn outside the classroom before you get your first jobAcademic degrees secure interviews, but workplace success requires practical skills. Clear communication and effective time management are ...
What Companies that Excel at Strategic Foresight Do DifferentlyCompanies that excel at strategic foresight are able to systematically track both predictable future events and true unknowns across short-...
No decision yet on petrol blending beyond 20% ethanol, says ministerThe government has not decided to increase ethanol blending in petrol beyond twenty percent. Any future increase will follow scientific stu...
FIFA World Cup 2026: Spain defender Laporte surprised by refereeing decisions involving ArgentinaSpain defender Aymeric Laporte expressed surprise at refereeing decisions favoring Argentina's aggressive style. He believes such actions s...
Is Your Leadership Style Too Nice?Many leaders mistake being “nice” for being effective, avoiding hard conversations and decisions in ways that ultimately undermine organiza...
Psychology explains why people always choose the same mug at home, and why it becomes so hard to replacePsychology explains why many people instinctively reach for the same mug every morning. Research suggests this everyday habit is shaped by ...
Amish proverb of the day: ‘Knowledge is the power of the mind. Wisdom is the power of the soul.’ - a lesson on wisdom and lifelong learningAmish life lesson: Knowledge strengthens the mind with facts and information gained through study. Wisdom, however, comes from experience, ...
Top US prosecutor will not dispute DOJ decision to drop Gautam Adani's criminal caseBrooklyn's top federal prosecutor stated he had no basis to dispute the Justice Department's decision. He was not the decisionmaker behind ...
Kerala govt moves top court against HC order on WaqfKerala's government has approached the Supreme Court challenging a High Court order. This order restricts the state Waqf board from making ...
European proverb of the day: ‘Two wrongs don't make a right’ – a lesson on decision-making and fairness; here’s how this popular saying relevant in everyday lifeConflict is a universal experience, and retaliation often worsens situations. A European proverb teaches that responding to wrong with wron...
The age of infinite financial advice demands better financial educationConsumers now have vast financial information readily available. However, this abundance creates complexity and uncertainty for many indivi...
SC to hear on Monday plea against Kerala HC order limiting Waqf Board from taking major decisionsThe Supreme Court will hear a plea challenging a Kerala High Court order. This order restrains the state Waqf Board from making major decis...
Psychology says employees may call in sick not because they're too ill to work, but to avoid micromanaging boss or unsupportive colleaguesPsychology of sick leave: Workplace stress and conflicts significantly influence sick day decisions. A Swedish study found issues with supe...
'Urgent need for us to collaborate, take decisive actions': NSA Ajit Doval at 5th BIMSTEC security meetingNational Security Adviser Ajit Doval urged enhanced BIMSTEC cooperation to address evolving security challenges. He highlighted the need fo...
Ankur Warikoo says one 'lie' you tell yourself can stop overthinking. Here's whyEntrepreneur Ankur Warikoo shared five practical ways to stop overthinking. He recommends reducing the perceived risk of a decision by reas...
OpenAI fails to trademark name in EUOpenAI, the owner the ChatGPT chatbot, lost Wednesday its appeal against the EU's refusal to register its name as a trademark. OpenAI had p...
Exploring how AI fluency is enabling leaders to fine-tune strategic management and drive business growthArtificial intelligence is reshaping business decision-making and leadership expectations. Leaders must now embrace AI fluency to guide tea...