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16.03 / 20:37

UPS Remark DISH pandemic Are MBA degrees, IT certifications relevant in age of AI? HR manager's post ignites debate

artificial intelligence (AI) and technology-driven skills are in high demand.

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UPS Action economy wellness information reports rights Rating firms aren't forensic accountants: Amish Mehta, CEO, Crisil

Crisil's chief executive Amish Mehta said that the rating firm's work depends on the findings of the auditor, who has greater access to information and the disclosures made by rated companies. Speaking to ET, he also pointed out, without naming any borrower, that a sharp stock price movement does not mean they have to put out statements on the rated issue, but if a 'material event' is triggered, Crisil has consistently issued statements in seven days. Edited excerpts: What are the additional steps Crisil has taken to ensure the data provided by rated companies are genuine and authentic? First and foremost, we are not forensic accountants. The way we carry out our business is, we have a contractual arrangement with the issuer to rate based on the information they have furnished to us, which is essentially audited, and management interaction. Separately, we try to triangulate that with publicly available information, benchmarks with peers, talk to bankers, and look at GST data.

16.03 / 20:37

Action Align Gemini Patrick Universities reports Relationships Horoscope today, March 17, 2025: Here’s what Aries, Taurus, Gemini and other zodiac signs can expect on St. Patrick's Day

As the Moon in Scorpio forms a trine with Mars in Cancer, March 17, 2025, brings a surge of emotional clarity and instinctive action for all zodiac signs, according to the St. Patrick's Day Horoscope. The alignment encourages introspection and soulful choices, offering a unique energy that gently guides individuals towards what truly matters. Below is a comprehensive Horoscope March 17 breakdown for each zodiac sign, highlighting what the cosmic alignment holds in store, as per a report by Your Tango.

16.03 / 20:37

markets COST UPS country cover Last year's weather to affect IPL teams this year, cover premiums may go up

insurance costs — probably even double what they paid in 2024 — after adverse weather that either washed out or severely curtailed three matches through the last season that coincides with a dry summer in most parts of the country. Last season, a single cancelled match led to claims of around ₹16 crore to ₹17 crore, forcing insurers to revise the pricing of risk. Event cancellation policies, once priced at approximately ₹40 lakh to ₹45 lakh, are now being re-priced to factor in the losses. Franchises, which previously took cover for around ₹2 crore premiums, now face costs of ₹4 crore to ₹5 crore. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), which organises the IPL, faces costs of roughly ₹5 crore to ₹6 crore per match.

16.03 / 20:37

COST Discover Research Universities country Features Researchers use AI to unearth a 5,000-year-old civilization beneath the world’s largest desert. But how?

5,000-year-old civilization buried beneath the world’s largest continuous sand desert.

16.03 / 20:37

Discover Death Experts show Inside reports shock Gene Hackman death mystery deepens: Doctor claims wife Betsy Arakawa called him a day after authorities report she had died

Gene Hackman and his wife, Betsy Arakawa, has taken a bizarre turn. A Santa Fe doctor has come forward with a shocking claim that Arakawa called his clinic a full 24 hours after authorities claimed she had died—throwing the official timeline into question and adding another layer of mystery to the unfolding saga. Dr. Josiah Child, a physician at Cloudberry Health in Santa Fe, has contradicted the medical examiner’s report, which stated that 65-year-old Arakawa died on February 11 from hantavirus, a rare respiratory disease transmitted by rodents. But according to Dr. Child, she was very much alive the next morning. “She called back on the morning of February 12 and spoke to one of our doctors,” Dr. Child revealed. “She was supposed to come in that afternoon for an appointment. But she never showed up.”

16.03 / 20:37

Provident Platform Football Diversity Features cricket Sporting Tata Play, FanCode join forces to launch platform service for sports fans

Tata Play FanCode Sports, a platform service that will provide its Direct-To-Home and streaming subscribers access to cricket, football, kabaddi, golf, and motorsports, including Formula 1. Tata Play FanCode Sports is set to air over 100 hours of live sports every month, covering more than eight major sports and featuring top tournaments, including the Carabao Cup, Copa del Rey, Concacaf Champions Cup, Australia Tour of West Indies, South Africa Tour of Zimbabwe, and a host of domestic and international T20 leagues. The service will also feature Formula 1 content, bringing coverage of all 24 Grand Prix weekends like never before.

16.03 / 20:37

UPS Rhythm Experts blues strain Videos What is waking you at 2 o'clock at night? Health expert warns of hidden triggers

health expert Dr. Eric Berg, the culprit may not be as random as it seems. In a revealing video, Dr. Berg—who battled insomnia himself for over a decade—unpacks the science behind those restless early morning hours. As it turns out, waking up between 2 AM and 3 AM might not be a fluke, but rather a red flag from your body.

16.03 / 18:51

Platform Fighting Election isolate Interviews karate Jyoti Basu rejecting PM post not factor; support loss in WB, Tripura caused CPI(M) decline: Karat

«It is a fact that the party's independent strength and influence have not grown… And that's primarily been due to the erosion in our base of support in West Bengal and Tripura, two of the strong states that we have,» Karat said in an interview with PTI. «So, the focus of our forthcoming party congress is how we strengthen the party,» the CPI(M) interim coordinator added. The CPI(M) had 43 MPs in the 14th Lok Sabha from 2004 to 2009. Its tally declined to 16 in 2009, nine in 2014 and three in 2019. The party won four seats in the Lok Sabha in the 2024 elections. In state assemblies, the CPI(M)-led Left Front was defeated by the TMC in West Bengal in 2011 after being in power for 34 years. It was defeated by the BJP in Tripura — which the CPI(M)-led coalition had governed since 1993 — in 2018.

16.03 / 18:51

markets Citi Platform Strategy Parke stage Blackstone strengthens India strategy with foray into housing property market

Blackstone Group is foraying into India’s rapidly growing housing property market, marking a strategic shift after leading the country’s commercial property space, with clear focus on the mid-income and premium segment of the market to begin with, said persons familiar with the plan. While the global alternative asset management firm has already established itself as India’s largest office and logistics landlord, and expanded aggressively into data centers, the proposed acquisition of listed company Kolte Patil Developers, marks its first big bet on housing market. «The plan goes beyond investment to building execution and development capabilities, with no capital constraints for growth. Previously, assets were acquired and consolidated, as seen with Nucleus Office Parks, Horizon Industrial Parks, and Nexus Select. In contrast, the strategy for housing focuses on establishing the platform first and then adding assets,» said one of the persons mentioned above.

16.03 / 18:51

UPS Software Election Opinion Cycling Courts Three EPIC hurdles in Aadhaar linking

EPIC — from commitments made in court to the legal amendments required and the political opposition that is bound to follow. First is the question of the 66.23 crore Aadhaar numbers already collected by the poll panel until 2023. Shared voluntarily by EPIC holders, the 12-digit Aadhaar numbers have been «seeded» against Voter ID cards but the two databases have not been linked till date.

16.03 / 18:51

UPS Booking Merit reports Courts Investigations Court sets deadline for defence arguments in IRCTC hotels case

CBI court has set a fresh eight-day deadline for the accused, booked by the Central Bureau of Investigation in the IRCTC hotels case, to conclude their counter arguments on framing of charges against them. Last month, the court had set a six-day deadline to conclude arguments on framing of charges against former Union railways minister Lalu Prasad, wife Rabri Devi, son and Bihar's former deputy CM Tejashwi Yadav and others booked by CBI in the IRCTC hotels case. However, the same could not be concluded.

16.03 / 18:51

UPS Action President reports Features Beijing unveils 'special action plan' to stimulate lagging consumption

China's State Council unveiled on Sunday a 'special action plan' to boost domestic consumption, featuring measures including raising residents' income and setting up a childcare subsidy scheme. The plan comes as levels of consumer demand have suffered various setbacks in recent years, due to factors like COVID-19 disruptions and a long property slump, chilling the propensity of households to spend and adding to deflationary trends. Expanding domestic demand It was issued to all regions and departments to «vigorously boost consumption, expand domestic demand in all directions, improve consumption capacity by increasing income and reducing burdens,» a report from the Council said. The plan comes a week after Chinese Premier Li Qiang's work report to the National People's Congress which focused on boosting household spending to cushion the impact of weak external demand. Pressure has been building on Chinese officials for consumer-focused stimulus measures to fend off deflationary pressures and reduce reliance on exports and investment.

16.03 / 18:51

BLOCK Citizens President country Courts rights International US sends 'Venezuelan Gang Members' to El Salvador prison despite court block

Venezuelan gang to be imprisoned in El Salvador, President Nayib Bukele said Sunday, after US counterpart Donald Trump invoked wartime authorities to expel migrants. Trump signed an order invoking the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 on Friday, but it was not publicly announced until Saturday. The wartime authority allows a president to detain or deport citizens of an enemy nation, but has been invoked only three times before during major international conflicts. Civil rights groups sued to block the order, with a federal judge Saturday granting a temporary suspension of the order, apparently as planes were already headed to El Salvador. «Today, the first 238 members of the Venezuelan criminal organization, Tren de Aragua, arrived in our country,» Bukele said on X. Bukele, in a meeting last month with US secretary of state Marco Rubio, had offered to house prisoners from the US in his country. He said in his post that the alleged gang members had been sent to the country's maximum security Terrorism Confinement Center. The detention and expulsion order will apply to all Venezuelan Tren de Aragua members who are over 14 and not naturalized US citizens or lawful permanent residents.

16.03 / 18:51

COST security Enterprise Metro testing International Adani says Navi Mumbai Intl Airport to open in June

Navi Mumbai International Airport. In December, the Adani Group-which is building the airport-had announced an April 17 inauguration, with domestic and international operations starting in May and June respectively. Meanwhile, the Noida International Airport in Jewar, Uttar Pradesh, is also delayed, running six months behind schedule. Zurich Airport International, tasked with building and operating the airport, now expects to inaugurate the facility in the June quarter. These two airports would be among the two largest greenfield airports to open in recent years in India.

16.03 / 18:51

UPS Provident FIVE economy Research country India at forefront of green hydrogen economy: Technip's Arnaud Pieton

Technip Energies, a French provider of engineering and technology services to the energy industry, is opening a research and development centre in India besides expanding its workforce in the country which it sees at the forefront of the global shift towards green hydrogen. «India is the country where we are signing the largest projects around green hydrogen and green ammonia. It is the geography and the country where, for us, green ammonia and green hydrogen are taking off,» said Arnaud Pieton, chief executive officer, Technip Energies. «So, we see India clearly as being on the forefront of the green hydrogen economy.» Technip Energies, which has been operational in India for about five decades, said it has accelerated investments in the country in the past four years. He declined to elaborate. During the period, the company doubled its workforce. It is now considering adding 500-1,000 employees to the current 4,600-strong employee base in India in the next year.

16.03 / 18:31

WhatsApp community information Videos Investigations Grenade-like object hurled at YouTuber's house in Jalandhar

Pakistani gangster has claimed responsibility after a "grenade-like object" was hurled at the residence of Jalandhar-based YouTuber Rozer Sandhu on Sunday. Two videos have emerged since the incident, one in which a Pakistani gangster, Shahzad Bhatti, claiming that he carried out the attack against the YouTuber for allegedly using derogatory language against the Muslim community.

16.03 / 18:31

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Columbia urban planning student Ranjani Srinivasan shows how it's done — 'it' being reacting to her student visa being revoked by the US government. Instead of waiting for a (military?) Trumplane, she checked herself out of Fort MAGA.

16.03 / 18:31

markets Analysis WhatsApp performer Investigations With AI, regulators need forward-looking approach: CCI chairperson Ravneet Kaur

Competition Commission of India (CCI) chairperson Ravneet Kaur. «We are seeing rapid adoption of AI; it has become a driving force in modern markets and through the use of AI there could also be potential ways of collusion… therefore regulators need to take a forward-looking approach,» she said. Speaking at the National Conference on Economics of Competition Law, Kaur said market studies were among the tools that enabled «comprehensive analysis of market structure, the way the business models are operating, the various arrangements among players and potential competition issues». She pointed out that the amendments to the competition law introduced in 2023 aimed to balance enforcement with market friendly regulations. The government had introduced amendments to the law which brought in concepts such as commitment and settlement and a shift from turnover-focused identification of transactions to deal-value focused. «Deal value thresholds have been introduced» to identify transactions in combination, Kaur said. Even after the completion of the investigation by the director general, the amendments incentivise stakeholders to offer settlement through «discount settlements», she said.

16.03 / 18:31

markets Cooper Trade track country Relationships Pharmaceuticals India-New Zealand FTA talks back on track after 10 years

free trade agreement, after it was stalled in 2015 following their failure to narrow differences in sensitive areas including dairy and agriculture. India and New Zealand began negotiating the Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement (CECA) in April 2010 to boost trade in goods, services, and investment but the talks stalled after nine rounds of discussions. The ninth round of negotiation was held in 2013. The two nations announced the launch of negotiations for a comprehensive and mutually beneficial India-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement (FTA) on the eve of the bilateral meeting between the Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Christopher Luxon, Prime Minister of New Zealand. Luxon is here on a four-day visit from March 16.

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inflation expectations and easing interest rates. But it's being driven principally by central bank purchases to reduce exposure of reserves to dollar volatility. Investment and institutional demand for gold will remain strong till financial markets stabilise.