NATURAL RESOURCES
Too calm to code? Techie gets rejected by recruiter for being 'too relaxed'
A software developer was rejected for a Software Development Engineer position at a tech startup, not for lacking skills, but for appearing too calm during the interview process. The company's HR department suggested the candidate's composure indicated they might not thrive in their intense environment.
Second worst wildfire season? Canada’s burning like never before, and it’s only June!
Canada faces a severe wildfire season, with millions of hectares already burned and forecasts predicting continued high risks due to climate change-induced dry conditions. Evacuations have displaced thousands, and smoke has spread across North America and Europe. International cooperation is underway, but concerns remain about infrastructure and communication, especially in Indigenous communities.
Russia fears China could seize territory amid European war, leaked FSB document reveals paranoia within
A secret Russian document shows that even though Russia and China seem friendly in public, Russia is secretly worried China wants to take land like Vladivostok and spy on them.
China to kill AUKUS without firing a bullet? Trump’s ‘America First’ stand behind review of nuclear submarine deal with Australia
President Trump's administration has initiated a Pentagon-led review of the AUKUS pact, a security agreement between Australia, the UK, and the US aimed at countering China's influence. The review assesses the deal's alignment with Trump's "America First" agenda, US Navy resource constraints, and industrial base readiness. China has voiced strong opposition, viewing AUKUS as a product of Cold War thinking.
AI, The Modern “Archangel Gabriel”: How AI- Predictive Model Could Change the Way Critical Care Works.
Artificial Intelligence is transforming healthcare. Predictive models help doctors foresee patient outcomes and allocate resources efficiently. AI imaging detects cancer earlier than traditional methods. Hospitals like Fortis and Apollo are using AI for personalized treatment plans. AI improves clinical precision and reduces hospital costs. It assists doctors, enhancing their decision-making capabilities. AI ensures better patient care and resource management.
Hey Siri, Am I Okay? : AI tools are being trained to detect suicidal signals.
As mental health concerns rise globally, especially among digital natives, tech companies and AI researchers are turning to artificial intelligence to identify signs of suicidal ideation through real-time data. From conversational AI to social media platforms, machines are being trained to pick up emotional cues that could help prevent crises—offering a new frontier in suicide prevention.
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Horoscope today, June 11, 2025: powerful daily predictions for love, career, and money — major shifts for Aries, Virgo, Scorpio, Aquarius, and Leo to help you navigate the day
Horoscope for June 11, 2025, offers guidance across different aspects of life. All zodiac signs will experience cosmic shifts. Aries must be patient with finances. Taurus should focus on long-term savings. Gemini can find opportunities to save. Cancer needs to be cautious with purchases. Leo will find leadership opportunities. Virgo should focus on details. Libra will resolve conflicts.
Russia skirts Western sanctions to ramp up its military footprint in Africa
Russia is expanding its military role in Africa by sending weapons and equipment to countries like Mali, using sanctioned ships to bypass Western restrictions. This effort is led by the Africa Corps, which is replacing the Wagner Group. The move strengthens Russia’s influence on the continent while securing access to natural resources and competing with Western and Chinese interests.
Horoscope today, June 10, 2025: key insights for Leo, Taurus, Scorpio, Aquarius, and Virgo to help you navigate your day with clarity and confidence
Horoscope today, June 10, 2025 brings clear, simple guidance for all 12 zodiac signs. From Aries to Pisces, today’s astrology reveals how to handle love, career, and finance with confidence. Practical advice helps you stay grounded and make smart choices. Whether leading at work or deepening relationships, the stars guide your steps. Discover your unique cosmic energy and use it to create balance and success. This easy-to-follow horoscope offers fresh insights to brighten your day and empower your decisions. Let the planetary shifts help you move forward with clarity and calm.
'What a magical thing that is': Carl Sagan's wise words on reading books are the fresh breeze we need amid digital brain rot
Carl Sagan's resurfaced 1977 video highlights reading's magic, where ancient voices speak through ink. He lamented how innate childhood curiosity is discouraged, wasting intellectual potential vital for "complex and subtle thoughts." This timeless wisdom starkly contrasts today's "brain rot" epidemic driven by doomscrolling and AI, underscoring an urgent need to re-embrace deep reading to preserve critical thinking and human empathy.
Ajay Hinduja reflects on the restoration of ‘the people’s lake,’ Dharma Cheruvu
In Nunna village, Dharma Cheruvu lake faced pollution. The Hinduja Foundation and Environmentalist Foundation of India collaborated to restore it. They removed garbage and weeds. Embankments got repaired and native trees planted. The lake now serves 18,000 people. It provides a source of pride and ecological balance. The Hinduja Foundation has revived 84 lakes across India.
Film festival showcases what artificial intelligence can do on the big screen
The AI Film Festival, organised by Runway, showcased ten short films created with AI-generated video, highlighting the technology's growing presence in filmmaking. Submissions have surged from 300 to 6,000 in three years, reflecting AI's increasing capabilities.
Bringing trad med into the prescription
India's traditional medicine is set to gain global recognition. The Government of India has partnered with the World Health Organization. This collaboration aims to integrate traditional medicine into the global healthcare system. It will standardize practices and ensure effective utilization. This move also protects against biopiracy. It creates economic opportunities for communities.
Border tensions: What's behind the row between Thailand and Cambodia?
Tensions have escalated between Thailand and Cambodia following a fatal clash at their disputed border, rooted in a century-old disagreement over demarcation. Despite efforts to resolve claims through a joint commission, little progress has been achieved, with historical sites and energy resources further fueling nationalist sentiments.
Is parametric insurance the next big thing in insurance?
As climate, technology, and disaster risks intensify, parametric insurance offers a fast, data-driven alternative to traditional models. From agriculture to travel, SMEs to energy, its predefined triggers ensure swift pay-outs and financial stability. This evolving model enhances resilience, making risk management smarter, faster, and more future-ready.
Lives lost to natural disasters rise 18% to 3,080 in 2024-25
India faced a grim situation as natural disasters claimed 3,080 lives in 2024-25. Himachal Pradesh suffered the most casualties. Many homes were damaged, especially in Assam. Crop losses also increased. Cattle deaths decreased. Government environmental spending rose, but corporate CSR spending declined. The EnviStats India 2025 report revealed these concerning trends.
Investment friendliness index in August, to come with benefits
Niti Aayog plans to launch its first Investment Friendliness Index in August. This index will help companies choose states for investment. It considers factors like skilled manpower and infrastructure. The index aims to incentivize states to improve their investment climate. This initiative supports the national manufacturing mission. The index will measure opportunity and risk factors in each state.
Justice Oka highlights the interconnection between environmental justice and social justice at Climate Change Conference
Former Supreme Court judge Abhay S Oka says environmental issues impact human lives. He links environmental protection to social justice, citing Delhi's air pollution as an example. Oka highlights the effect of pollution on vulnerable communities' livelihoods. He questions the definition of development and emphasizes the importance of environmental awareness.
Vedanta to use Rs 5,000 cr NCD funds to cut high-cost debt, save Rs 350 crore in interest
Vedanta Ltd plans to save ₹350 crore in interest by using ₹5,000 crore raised through unsecured NCDs to retire high-cost debt. The NCD issue was oversubscribed by 60%, attracting diverse investors like mutual funds and insurance companies. A portion of the funds will also be allocated to growth capex and other corporate purposes.
World Environment Day 2025: Here are 50+ wishes, messages and quotes to share with family and friends
World Environment Day is coming on June 5. It is a global call to protect our planet. The day promotes sustainability and climate action. People can share messages to inspire change. Let us promise to plant more and waste less. Protecting the environment starts with each of us. Every action matters for a greener world. Let's celebrate Earth Day together.
Surrey emerges as family-friendly UK hotspot for celebrities raising children
Surrey is becoming a preferred destination for celebrities raising families in the UK, with several high-profile names choosing the area for its schools, green spaces, and proximity to London. Notable residents include Tom Hardy, Peter Andre, and Amanda Holden, who have all settled in the region’s family-oriented neighborhoods
Reliance, Airtel group challenges 'low' India satcom fee which can help Starlink
Indian telecom giants, represented by COAI, are worried that if satellite spectrum is priced too low, companies like Starlink will benefit unfairly. They argue that traditional telecom players pay significantly more for spectrum through auctions. COAI urges a review, emphasizing equivalent pricing for similar services to ensure fair competition as Reliance Jio and Airtel have invested heavily in 5G spectrum.
Tamil Nadu’s multi-crore mission: How 300 villagers and 8,500 reef blocks aim to save a sinking island, and create jobs too
Villagers in Tamil Nadu's Tuticorin are preparing to dive underwater, aiding a Rs 50 crore government project to revive the disappearing Kariyachalli Island. They will deploy artificial coral reefs to combat erosion and foster marine life. This initiative aims to protect the coast, boost biodiversity, and create sustainable livelihoods, showcasing a collaborative approach to climate change.
Engineers at frontlines of AI are least optimistic about it, shows report
Despite engineers driving AI adoption in India, they express anxiety about its impact on their careers, contrasting with the optimism of MBA and B Com graduates. The rise in job switching is fueled by technological disruption, competition, and unmet salary expectations.
Global alarms rise as China's critical mineral export curbs takes hold
Global automakers are raising alarms about China's restrictions on rare earth exports, warning of potential production delays and economic disruptions. Following similar concerns from US and Indian manufacturers, German automakers have joined the chorus, highlighting the critical role of these minerals in various industries.
In Ladakh, 85% job quota for locals
The Centre has introduced new reservation and domicile policies for Ladakh, reserving 85% of jobs for locals and one-third of seats in the Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Councils for women. The Kargil Democratic Alliance and Apex Body Leh have welcomed these notifications as a positive step. Dialogue will continue regarding statehood and the implementation of the Sixth Schedule.
India’s GDP is rising — now boost Def-ex, Cap-ex, and R&D-ex
India's economic ascent requires strategic investments in defense, R&D, and natural resources to overcome unfavorable global conditions. Increasing defense spending, boosting R&D, and securing domestic mineral resources are crucial for self-sufficiency and sustained growth. By prioritizing these areas, India can navigate geopolitical challenges and achieve rapid economic advancement.
Top Trump officials visit prolific Alaska oil field amid push to expand drilling
The Trump administration is pushing to double oil production in Alaska and construct a natural gas project, aiming to boost energy supplies and strengthen the economy. U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright, along with other cabinet members, visited Prudhoe Bay to promote expanded drilling, mining, and logging.
Canada scrambles to strike a deal as Ontario trade envoy races to stop Trump tariffs before G7 summit
Despite escalating trade tensions and recent tariff hikes, Ontario's trade representative remains optimistic about resolving disputes with the U.S. He emphasizes proactive engagement with Republican lawmakers and highlights Canada's importance as a key trading partner. With the G7 Summit approaching, there's hope for progress in securing better access to the U.S. market for Canada.
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