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The professionals, from various states across the country and working at organisations such as Google, KPMG and Deloitte, joined Gandhi’s ‘Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra’ in Uttar Pradesh | Latest News India

Pay packages of India's IT professionals have declined by 30-40 per cent from nearly Rs 1 crore per annum they commanded a year ago

A tragic incident in San Mateo, California, leaves a Kerala family of four dead. Police suspect murder-suicide. Motive remains unclear

An Indian-American family of four, including two children, was found dead in their San Mateo, California home. Two victims had gunshot wounds, while the others cause of death is unknown. Police discovered a gun and loaded magazine in the bathroom. The couple, Anand and Alice, were IT professionals. Authorities are investigating and awaiting autopsy results. This tragedy is part of a series of unfortunate incidents involving Indian nationals in the US.

A recent global survey from cybersecurity firm Kaspersky suggests that formal cybersecurity education fails to adequately prepare information security experts for the realities of the job.

IT education provider Lumify Learn has announced the launch of its Academic Accelerator program designed to bridge Australia’s digital skill shortage...

Careers News: Discover the top 10 professional hazards faced by IT professionals and learn effective ways to overcome them. Find out how to address eye strain, musculoskeletal disorders, stress, sleep disruption, social isolation, and more. [News Publication]

TSplus is thrilled to unveil its latest breakthrough – Remote Support 3.6 is now equipped with a cross-platform Web-accessible Administration Console!...

ISLAMABAD: Ambassador of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to Pakistan Nawaf bin Said Al-Malki on Thursday assured that ...

The BMRCL recorded a ridership of 70,120 commuters travelling from Baiyappanahalli to Whitefield out of the total 6,53,397 ridership on Tuesday. On the first day of service, the stretch saw a ridership of 61,179 commuters. Before the connection between the Baiyappanahalli and KR Pura stations, the ridership on the stretch was a mere 28,000.