HFT firms pay interns up to Rs 30 lakh a month
High-frequency trading firms in India are offering record internship pay, with some packages reaching Rs 30 lakh per month. Gurgaon-based Quadeye is paying interns about Rs 30 lakh a month, a fourfold…
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Google DeepMind AI models expand from India to 6 African nations
Google DeepMind's agricultural AI models, originally built for India, are now providing insights for six African nations: Kenya, Uganda, Ghana, Rwanda, Nigeria and Zambia. The models, Agricultural Landscape Understanding (ALU) and Agricultural…
Madhya Pradesh to train 10 cybersecurity graduates at Rs 25,000 monthly
Madhya Pradesh will annually engage ten engineering graduates from institutions such as IITs, NITs and NFSU to build a trained cybersecurity workforce under its state Computer Emergency Response Team (MP-CERT). The cabinet…
Teen loses both hands after being hit by train while filming reel in Jharkhand
A 19-year-old woman lost both her hands after being struck by a train while filming a social media reel near a railway track in Jharkhand's Garhwa district. The accident occurred when she…
Jayana Kothari on gender equality and landmark legal battles
Supreme Court litigator Jayana Kothari has spoken about her work fighting for gender equality, disability rights and the rights of transgender persons, arguing that women are not the property of their husbands…
Shivakumar predicts bigger Congress win, Rahul Gandhi as PM in 2029
Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar has predicted that the Congress will return to power in the state with an even bigger mandate and could win 20 Lok Sabha seats from Karnataka. He…
BJP plans anti-drug yatras across all 117 Punjab seats
BJP national general secretary BL Santosh has directed the party to organise anti-drug yatras across all 117 Assembly constituencies in Punjab next month as part of its strategy for the 2027 state…
India needs second generation public exam reforms
Recurring leaks and errors in NEET, UGC-NET and other public exams show that existing transparency safeguards are no longer enough, argues The Hindu. The paper calls for Public Examination Reform 2.0, standardised,…
Karnataka High Court orders interim compensation scheme for mob lynching victims
The Karnataka High Court has directed the state government to formulate a scheme for granting interim compensation to victims of mob lynching or their next of kin within three months, and file…
Haryana CM Naib Saini dodges question on Gurugram flooding
Haryana Chief Minister Naib Saini refused to answer questions about Gurugram's persistent waterlogging during an event in Panchkula. When Aaj Tak journalist Asim Bassi asked him about the situation, Saini remained silent…
