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A woman has gone viral after claiming she lost her corporate job soon after returning from maternity leave. Instead of giving up, Taarini decided to start her own business and document the journey on social media. Her emotional video about job insecurity, motherhood and rebuilding her career has struck a chord online.

Reshma, a 56-year-old cancer survivor from Bengaluru, has spent the past five years working as an Amazon delivery associate after losing her tailoring income during COVID-19 pandemic. Burdened by debt, her son's death, and ongoing health challenges, she continues delivering parcels every day to support her family.

The event highlighted the importance of environmental conservation, Ayurveda, biodiversity and sustainable development while reinforcing the state's commitment to increasing green cover.

The Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI) will announce the CSEET June 2026 session results today at 2 PM. Candidates can check their scores and download their marksheets from the official website, icsi.edu.

A video shared by Zypp Electric CEO Akash Gupta has gone viral after a former IT employee revealed he left his ₹40,000-a-month job to become a cab driver. He claimed he now earns between ₹80,000 and ₹90,000 a month while enjoying greater freedom. The clip sparked debate online about career choices, work-life balance and actual take-home earnings.

A tech professional from Bengaluru who has worked at both tech giants offered a simple but powerful analogy for their work cultures, suggesting one is for learning and the other for leveraging experience.

The National High Speed Rail Corporation Limited has announced a recruitment drive for 224 technical, operational, and administrative posts for the Mumbai-Ahmedabad High-Speed Rail Corridor. The vacancies include roles like Junior Engineer and Station Manager, with a selection process involving a CBT, document verification, and a medical exam. 

Despite spending lakhs on an engineering degree, freshers are finding it almost impossible to get a job. With massive layoffs already happening, many are left unemployed. Here's a closer look at what's going wrong in the IT sector.

A viral X post about a computer science graduate working as a Rapido rider after submitting more than 500 job applications has sparked widespread discussion online. The graduate reportedly began riding after exhausting his savings while searching for work. Many users sympathised with his situation, debated the challenges facing fresh IT graduates.

Who says you need a degree or years of experience to make it big? This first-year college student's story is proof that pure talent and hard work are sometimes all you need. He's already earning a massive stipend and getting amazing perks.