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Saudi Arabia tightens Saudization measures to reduce reliance on foreign workersSaudi Arabia has introduced new Saudization measures, raising localization targets for engineering to 30% with a SAR 8,000 minimum wage, an...
B.Tech, M.Tech from NIT, yet jobless. His relative asks if Rs 1 crore in savings is enough to retireA 37-year-old NIT graduate faces a career crisis after losing his job during COVID, struggling for four years despite upskilling. With dwin...
How Budget 2024 can narrow skills gap via strategic investment in vocational trainingIndia's economic growth potential is bolstered by a youthful population, but faces challenges due to a skill gap. The government must prior...
State polls: When elections come around, tea workers — nobody’s people — become everyone’s votersOn the eve of International Women’s Day, Varia and 2,000 labourers took to the streets under the All Adivasi Women’s Association (AAWA), de...
View: Find infectious inflection pointsUsing inflection points, we can build scenarios and early warning systems for the post-Covid-19 future. This will be a ‘thin-ice’ moment, a...
Turmoil in the banking landscape: Year of reckoning for PSU BanksAs the next generation comes in with different attitude, are public sector banks equipped to serve them?
Here are the 10 oldest companies in India that are still going strongDefying the average, a list of Indian companies have been in existence for over 100 years — and several of them are still going strong.
- You don't need techies to do IT
IT cos such as Infosys, Wipro and Patni are eyeing pros in other sectors to meet their talent needs.