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Indian workers take less leave than APAC peers, says Report

Indian employees are taking fewer annual leaves than their Asia-Pacific counterparts. Despite having generous leave entitlements, workers in India use their time off in smaller chunks. This trend suggests a cautious approach to taking extended vacations. The report highlights that only a small percentage of Indian workers utilize their full leave allowance.

MyPragathi June 2, 2026
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Guess who’s got an AI edge in a tough job market?

Fresh graduates in 2026 face a surprisingly brighter job market, with companies now seeing AI as an opportunity rather than just a threat. Despite initial concerns and high spending on AI tools, businesses are realizing the need for AI-savvy entry-level talent to navigate this complex transition and maximize their investments.

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Why India’s Product Managers are racing to learn the language of AI

Product and business managers in India face a new anxiety: being surpassed by peers adept at leveraging AI. The product lifecycle is being rewritten, demanding new skills beyond traditional prioritization. Professionals must develop AI literacy and cross-functional fluency to effectively manage AI-driven products and make informed business decisions.

MyPragathi June 1, 2026
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Over 56,000 candidates qualify in JEE (Advanced) 2026; Shubham Kumar and Arohi Deshpande are male and female toppers

A total of 56,880 candidates qualified for JEE (Advanced) 2026, with Shubham Kumar and Arohi Deshpande securing the top ranks. IIT Roorkee conducted the examination, which saw significant participation across various categories and zones, with IIT Madras having the highest number of qualified candidates.

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CUET-UG delayed at some centres due to technical glitch; TCS says ‘regret inconvenience’

The CUET-UG 2026 entrance exam faced delays at several locations on Saturday. A technical issue at TCS caused the disruption. The National Testing Agency confirmed the problem is resolved. Candidates will receive compensatory time. Morning session students completed their exams fully. The agency expressed regret for the inconvenience caused to students and parents.

MyPragathi May 31, 2026
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After the AI binge, companies balk at soaring bills

Artificial intelligence is becoming more expensive as companies rethink their initial embrace. The era of "subsidized intelligence" is ending, with rising costs for AI agents and computing power. Businesses are now seeking smarter spending strategies, exploring open-source models and specialized AI to manage expenses.

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TCS says technical glitch delays CUET-UG exam by two hours

Tata Consultancy Services confirmed a technical glitch delayed the CUET-UG exam by two hours. The issue has been fixed. The examination has resumed. This disruption occurred amid ongoing scrutiny of competitive exams. The National Testing Agency is working with TCS to ensure smooth conduct. Compensatory time will be given to affected students.

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CUET-UG delayed at some centres due to technical glitch, afternoon timing revised: NTA

CUET UG 2026 faced delays at some examination centers on Saturday. A technical glitch at TCS caused the disruption. The National Testing Agency has resolved the issue. All candidates will receive compensatory time. The afternoon session reporting time is now 2:30 pm, with the exam starting at 4:00 pm. Morning session students get full paper duration. NTA regrets the inconvenience.

MyPragathi May 30, 2026
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AI to reshape hiring and work in India, but ‘human ownership’ key as confidence outpaces global peers: ACCA

India's workforce is quickly adopting AI for jobs and hiring. Organizations are redesigning roles around automation. Indian professionals show strong confidence in AI-led recruitment and upskilling. However, human oversight is crucial to prevent bias. Many workers worry about job displacement due to technology. Employers are using AI for screening but caution against over-reliance.

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India’s tech workforce is at a turning point. Reskilling will define what comes next

The Indian software engineer's career path is rapidly evolving due to generative AI and intelligent automation. A significant talent gap exists, with demand for AI skills far outstripping supply. Developers must now focus on working with AI tools, systems design, and building AI-driven solutions to remain relevant in a market that is already prioritizing AI expertise.

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