Big Salary Hikes? Yup

In bad times, some jobs/businesses thrive: lawyers, arms-makers. Chaos dividend is real  This is going to break your heart – assuming you are one of the vast majority, which has only seen a modest, and that’s putting it kindly, salary increase. Across law firms, increments are expected to be in the 10-20% range this year….

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Meet Ravi Vij: Indian-origin cancer specialist honoured with a prestigious US professorship for redefining blood cancer treatment |

The path from a medical college in New Delhi to one of the most prestigious academic appointments in American medicine is rarely straightforward. Ravi Vij followed that journey while building a career dedicated to understanding and treating blood cancers. The Indian-origin physician-scientist was recently named the inaugural Jeffrey S. and Prue H. Gershman Distinguished Professor…

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TMC vs TMC intensifies: Mamata camp brands rebel MPs ‘traitors’; Kakoli Ghosh says ‘jhukega nahi’ | India News

Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar and Kalyan Banerjee (File photo) NEW DELHI: With Trinamool Congress staring at its biggest possible rupture, party MP Kalyan Banerjee came out all guns blazing against the rebel camp led by Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar. Calling the dissidents “desperate”, he accused them of betraying party boss Mamata Banerjee and alleged that BJP was…

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‘Gukesh can take inspiration from Praggnanandhaa’: Viswanathan Anand advises world chess champion | Chess News

Gukesh, Praggnanandhaa with Norway Chess 2026 trophy, and Viswanathan Anand NEW DELHI: Five-time world chess champion Viswanathan Anand has praised R Praggnanandhaa’s recent form and suggested that world champion D Gukesh look to the young Grandmaster’s example as he tries to regain momentum. Praggnanandhaa recently became the first Indian to win Norway Chess, while Gukesh…

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A child’s tooth and mysterious green stones expose a 5,500-year-old secret hidden in a mountain cave | World News

Image: Frontiers in Environmental Archaeology High in the Spanish Pyrenees, at an altitude where steep slopes and rocky terrain still make access difficult today, archaeologists have been investigating a cave that appears to have drawn people back again and again over thousands of years. Known as Cova del Sardo, the site has yielded evidence of…

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