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Nalanda Open University has unveiled its innovative 'Employability App', designed to empower students with essential job skills. This app serves as a vital link between academic learning and the professional world, offering direct access to employment opportunities, advanced courses, and resources for internships and freelancing.

Air India has assured employees there will be no layoffs despite significant losses exceeding Rs 22,000 crore last fiscal due to various "black swan events." However, annual increments will be deferred by at least a quarter, and employees are urged to cut discretionary spending to manage costs in the uncertain economic climate.

Air India assures employees no layoffs are anticipated despite financial strain from the Middle East conflict. However, annual salary increments will be deferred by at least a quarter. CEO Campbell Wilson urges a "laser sharp focus" on cost reduction, eliminating waste, and suspending discretionary spending to navigate these challenging times. Variable pay and planned promotions will continue.

Court filed suo motu PIL over reports of neglected cattle shelters

DM sets up probe panel, orders inspection of malls, hosps, highrises

The Chhattisgarh High Court upheld the acquittal of 10 individuals in the 2010 Tadmetla Maoist attack, where 76 security personnel were killed. The court cited a lack of direct evidence, incomplete circumstantial proof, and significant lapses in the investigation and prosecution, stating guilt could not be established beyond reasonable doubt.

Tragedy struck Munger as a speeding car, losing control, fatally struck three mechanics repairing a truck. The horrific accident near a fuel station claimed lives instantly, leaving locals enraged and blocking the main road. Police are actively searching for the absconding driver, with the Chief Minister announcing ex-gratia for the victims' families.

Tragedy struck Koderma district as an elephant herd claimed two lives, a labourer and a young boy, in separate attacks on brick kilns Tuesday night. The incidents have left dozens of workers terrified. While authorities provided immediate compensation and are tracking the herd, villagers advocate for long-term solutions to prevent further human-animal conflict.

A herd of 22 elephants caused panic in Jharkhand's Koderma district, resulting in two deaths, including a minor, at separate brick kiln units. The victims, a 40-year-old worker and a 12-year-old boy, were trampled to death. Compensation is being processed for the families.

Absentees will face action under Census Act, their salaries may be withheld, say officials

Ranchi Municipal Corporation assures residents of preparedness for potential water crisis, citing surplus water and ongoing hand pump surveys. Fifty water tankers are deployed daily, supplying free treated water to affected wards. The civic body also promotes rainwater harvesting to conserve groundwater amidst heatwave predictions.