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A viral post highlighted a new employee quitting just 15 days in after an “accountability conversation.” Skills can be trained, attitudes cannot. Unlike Millennials, Gen Z has a lower tolerance for discomfort, viewing early feedback as misalignment rather than growth. The 15-day exit reflects a generational shift in workplace expectations.
The Mumbai Press Club received a bomb threat via email, claiming 42 “poisonous gas” devices could explode around 1 pm. The sender, Neerja Ajmal Khan, cited political grievances in TN and alleged DMK wrongdoing. Officials launched an investigation and tightened security, urging evacuation. Authorities continue probing the threat to ensure safety.
The Supreme Court refused to hear a petition alleging threats by Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah to seize a property. The petitioner, forced to stay in Delhi, claimed repeated threats, stone pelting, and vandalism despite police complaints and court orders. The bench questioned jurisdiction and referred the matter to a committee for further review.
The Centre told the SC a panel, including KK Venugopal, Indu Malhotra, Aniruddha Bose, and the National Judicial Academy Director, will finalize a revised legal studies course. NCERT apologized for the Class 8 chapter on judicial corruption, withdrew the book, and advised returning copies and deleting related social media content following the SC ban.
The SC set aside the Jharkhand court proceedings against filmmaker Sujoy Ghosh in a copyright case over “Kahaani 2.” Complaints alleged he used Umesh Prasad Mehta’s script, Sabak, without permission. The bench quashed both the CJM and High Court orders, halting the case, which had been pending since 2018, and clearing Ghosh of current legal […]
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said Kerala is ready for change, pitching for a UDF government. Posting on X, he called it “Team Keralam,” highlighting candidates as a mix of experienced leaders and young change-makers. Each represents the people’s voice, aspirations, and trust, understanding the unique needs of their constituencies.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said Keralam is ready for change, pitching for a UDF government. Posting on X, he called it “Team Keralam,” highlighting candidates as a mix of experienced leaders and young change-makers. Each represents the people’s voice, aspirations, and trust, understanding the unique needs of their constituencies.
The Telangana Legislative Assembly and Council adjourned until Monday, March 23, after DCM Bhatti presented the 2026-27 state budget. Valued at ₹3,24,234 crore, he emphasized that the govt serves the people, not rules over them. The speech highlighted fiscal priorities and development initiatives, setting the tone for TG’s financial planning in the next FY.
During the Telangana budget speech, DCM Bhatti revealed the launch of the ‘Indiramma Kutumba Jeevitha Bima’ scheme, providing ₹5 lakh insurance coverage to 1.15 crore families across the state. The initiative, confirmed by DCM Bhatti, will take effect from June 2, 2026, coinciding with Telangana State Formation Day, ensuring financial security statewide.
Union Minister and RLD chief Jayant Chaudhary received a death threat call from an unknown number, with the caller allegedly having his tour plan. Police in Delhi and West Bengal are investigating. He, also Minister of State for Skill Development, praised the Bharat Ratna given to his grandfather Charan Singh and continues to promote farmers’ […]
The Telangana govt focused on providing jobs through TGPSC and correcting past delays and exam leaks. Since taking office, 67,763 unemployed people have received appointments. For weaker communities, the Rajiv Support Scheme helped 202 candidates with ₹1 l each for exams, 51 of whom cleared interviews. 20 achieved top UPSC ranks.
In 2025–26, Telangana’s per capita income rose to ₹4,18,931, growing 10.2%. In comparison, India’s per capita income was ₹2,19,575 with 6.9% growth. Telangana’s income is ₹1.99 lakh higher, almost 1.9 times the national average, reflecting strong economic growth, higher earnings, and better living standards for its citizens.
Telangana’s GSDP for 2025–26 is ₹17.82 lakh cr, growing at 10.7%, higher than India’s 8% GDP growth. Telangana’s growth is 2.7% above the national average, contributing 5% to the country’s GDP. While India’s growth slowed, Telangana’s improved, showing strong policies and steady development progress by the state govt.
Telangana Finance Minister and Deputy CM Bhatti Vikramarka is currently presenting the annual budget for 2026-27 in the Assembly. He began the budget speech and said that he is introducing it with ₹3,24,234 crore. He also made it clear that they are not rulers, but servants of the people.
Telangana DCM Bhatti Vikramarka has commenced the 2026-27 Telangana state budget presentation in the Assembly, marking his 4th consecutive budget. The proposed outlay stands at ₹3.36 lakh crore, with emphasis on education, agriculture, and irrigation. The ongoing presentation has sparked keen interest among people across Telangana over key allocations.