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Employee fired over assault charge fights legal battle for 16 years, wins Rs 4 lakh compensation in Karnataka High Court
A terminated employee has won Rs 4 lakh in compensation after a 16-year legal fight. The Karnataka High Court ruled in his favor, stating the employer failed to prove the assault charge. The court found the witness testimony doubtful and noted the employee's differently-abled status. This landmark decision offers relief and recognition after a prolonged struggle.
ETMarkets Smart Talk: Ambit Capital’s Nitin Bhasin explains how tier-2 and tier-3 cities are shaping India’s consumption story
Nitin Bhasin of Ambit Capital highlights the growing consumption power in India's Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities, driven by rising rural incomes and digital penetration. GST cuts are boosting festive sales, particularly in autos and FMCG, with e-commerce volumes soaring in smaller urban centers.
Visakhapatnam's AI jackpot; Lenskart IPO scoop
Google, Adani and Airtel are partnering to build a major AI hub in Andhra Pradesh. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.
ET 40 under forty: The vanguard leading India into the future
The ET 40 Under Forty list for 2025 celebrates innovative leaders across India, including pioneers in spacetech, AI, and blockchain. For the first time, the list expands to honour impact in art, culture, and sport, recognising individuals who inspire beyond commerce.
Assam chief minister launches Foreign Language Training initiative CM-FLIGHT
Assam's Chief Minister launched CM-FLIGHT, a program to train 180 youth in Japanese language and workplace skills for global employment. The initiative aims to enhance employability in sectors like construction and nursing, with significant government financial assistance to ensure accessibility for economically weaker sections.
Bengaluru techie requested WFH after family accident; medical proof was asked and then corporate truth got exposed
A Bangalore-based IT employee requested to work from home after her mother and brother were injured in a scooter accident. Despite submitting MRI scans and a police report as proof, her employer denied the request, citing limited team bandwidth. The incident highlights the lack of empathy in corporate India, sparking discussions on employee rights, workplace flexibility, and the need for policies that support employees during personal emergencies.
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School Assembly News Headlines for October 10: Top national, international, sports and business update
India and the UK finalized a $468 million missile deal, while Tejashwi Yadav promised government jobs for all households ahead of Bihar polls. Afghanistan's Taliban foreign minister visited India to build ties. In international news, László Krasznahorkai won the Nobel Prize in Literature, and a ceasefire was announced in Gaza.
India must aspire to lead in the age of AI
India stands at a pivotal moment, with AI offering a chance to leapfrog challenges in healthcare, education and public services. The nation must accelerate investment and ambition to build sovereign AI capabilities, crucial for shaping global power dynamics and the future world order. Harnessing its existing talent and timing is key for India's next great leap forward.
351 million adults at risk from this one problem: Why 1 in 4 Indians could face diabetes, heart disease & more
India faces a growing obesity crisis, with a quarter of adults overweight or obese, fueling a rise in chronic diseases like diabetes and heart issues. Experts link this to genetic predisposition and modern sedentary lifestyles. Recognising obesity as a chronic disease, not a personal failing, is crucial for effective management and public health.
Trump's $100,000 H-1B visa fee threatens rural schools and hospitals reliant on immigrant workers
Rural American schools and hospitals face a crisis. A new $100,000 fee for H-1B visas makes it difficult to hire foreign teachers and doctors. These skilled workers fill essential jobs where Americans are scarce. The fee could force many rural institutions to close or reduce services. This impacts communities that already struggle with shortages.
Keir Starmer shakes a leg in Mumbai: DDLJ fun, Diwali celebrations, and £25.5 billion trade talks in one epic India trip
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is in Mumbai for a historic visit. He leads a large trade delegation to strengthen ties with India. The visit focuses on the new Free Trade Agreement and future collaboration. Starmer will meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi to discuss a ten-year roadmap. Cultural exchanges and business opportunities are key highlights of this significant partnership.
IPO-bound NephroPlus scales operations to 500 clinics, across India, Nepal, Philippines, Uzbekistan
IPO-bound NephroCare Health Services on Wednesday said it has scaled its operations from one clinic in India in 2010 to 500 clinics, across India, Nepal, the Philippines and Uzbekistan, serving over 33,000 patients annually.
Texas man arrested over fatal shooting of Indian student in US
A 23-year-old man has been arrested for the murder of Chandrashekar Pole, a 28-year-old Indian student. Pole was working a part-time job at a Fort Worth gas station when he was shot. The suspect fled the scene but was later apprehended. The incident has caused shock and fear within the Indian-American community. Authorities are investigating the motive.
RS MP Satnam Singh Sandhu writes to MEA, seeks repatriation of Punjabi youths stranded in Russia
Rajya Sabha MP Satnam Singh Sandhu has urged the Ministry of External Affairs to intervene for the repatriation of Punjabi youths allegedly duped by job agents and forced to join the Russian army. These youths were lured to Russia with false job promises and are now deployed near the conflict zone, facing threats and hardship.
Why Trump’s H-1B visa fee hike is facing a lawsuit: All you need to know
A coalition of unions, schools, healthcare and religious groups has sued Donald Trump's executive order over a steep hike in H-1B visa fees. Filed in California, the case argues the President overstepped legal limits by bypassing Congress. The groups warn that the fee will hurt hospitals, schools, and small employers relying on skilled migrants.
Why are Indian watches behind the times?
India, a major watch market, has historically relied on foreign movements, with past efforts like HMT using licensed designs due to economic and ecosystem challenges. Titan recently launched an in-house mechanical tourbillon, marking a significant step towards indigenous horology. This ambition faces formidable barriers for the wider industry.
Modi praises Trump’s role in Gaza efforts, vows India’s strong support for just peace
Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised US President Donald Trump's leadership in Gaza peace efforts, welcoming decisive progress and indications of hostage release. India reaffirmed its strong support for a durable and just peace as Washington pushes for a breakthrough. Hopes are high for a ceasefire, with Trump urging a bombing pause and Hamas partially accepting his plan.
These large- and mid-cap stocks can give more than 25% return in 1 year, according to analysts
On the face of it, the RBI’s job is to decide on monetary policy. But the fact is that, as a banking regulator, it has the ability to direct resources to areas it feels require attention. What it did on Wednesday will have far-reaching effects on the economy – which is why the stock market reacted the way it did. The fact that banks have been allowed to finance M&As suggests a confidence that the Indian banking system has reached a stage where it can handle the risk of backing an entrepreneur’s assumptions about a merger or an acquisition. The grounds are probably being laid for a much more confident India.
White-collar hiring in India grows 10% in September, led by non-IT sectors
India's white-collar job market closed Q2 FY26 positively. Hiring in September rose 10% year-on-year. Non-IT industries contributed most to fresh hiring. Insurance and real estate recruitment jumped. Fresher hiring increased 15%. Unicorns powered 30% growth. High-paying roles saw demand across levels. Tech-related roles, including AI/ML, surged significantly.
ET MSME Awards 2025: India's pharma MSMEs face existential choice
New bio-equivalence rules promise safer drugs but could eliminate pharma manufacturers that make medicines affordable. Is there a middle ground?
Mission ICU: From COVID crisis response to building rural India’s critical care future
Dr. Ashwin Naik and Maanoj Shah discuss the evolution of Mission ICU from a COVID-19 response to a national program, providing 220 ICU beds in 10 states and annually helping over 24,000 people.
How the $100,000 visa fee could reshape the labour market
A new $100,000 fee per H-1B visa worker drastically alters the program's economics, making it viable primarily for high-earning employees. This change, intended to discourage lower-wage international hires, significantly impacts companies like Tata and Amazon, who previously sponsored many workers below the new $225,000 break-even salary.
How to boost your career with the exploratory and mobile mindset of migrant
Decode the migrant mindset and boost your career, says Devashish Chakravarty.
'Indian generics safe, tariffs unwise': Indian pharma association hits back after US tariff concerns
India's pharmaceutical industry, through the IPA, strongly countered US concerns regarding the quality of generic medicines, warning that tariffs would jeopardize America's drug security and increase reliance on China. The IPA cited FDA reports and independent testing affirming Indian facilities' high standards, highlighting billions saved for the US healthcare system.
Warming up to the oldest workouts: More and More professionals turn to traditional Indian martial arts
Busy professionals are increasingly embracing traditional Indian martial arts like kalaripayattu and silambam for holistic well-being, finding physical and mental clarity beyond conventional gyms. These ancient practices offer improved fitness, reduced stress and a sense of wholeness, despite challenges in accessibility and global recognition.
Nifty vs gold: 2026 could mark the big mean reversion trade, says Axis MF’s Shreyash Devalkar
After a year where gold and silver dazzled investors, Axis MF’s Equity Head Shreyash Devalkar believes 2026 could mark a turning point. With earnings recovery, sectoral rotation and supportive macros lining up, he argues Nifty may finally outshine precious metals, setting the stage for a classic mean reversion trade.
Understanding America's tipping culture: A guide to smart tipping practices
Tipping culture, particularly in the US, faces significant backlash and fatigue, evolving from appreciation to entitlement. This guide offers ten essential rules for smart tipping globally, emphasizing its non-negotiable nature for service workers. It covers budgeting, understanding local customs, cash versus card, and specific scenarios to navigate the complex and often confusing world of gratuities.
The 2025 MBA question: Career catalyst or costly detour?
An MBA develops leadership and problem-solving skills for career advancement. It prepares individuals to manage complex workplace changes. NMIMS offers programs with various specialisations. Admissions for the 2026 MBA batch are open through the NMAT by GMAC exam. The application deadline is October 10, 2025. This investment builds capabilities and professional connections.
Festive job seekers want stability, employers offer temp roles
Festive hiring in India highlights a growing mismatch: two-thirds of job seekers seek full-time, stable roles, while over half of employers offer mostly temporary contracts. Workers prioritize pay stability and job security over bonuses, seeing seasonal jobs as career gateways. Employers, meanwhile, demand technical and managerial skills. Despite the gap, hiring is set to rise in retail, e-commerce, logistics, and hospitality.
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