A viral Reddit post detailed how a junior employee nearly lost his job for smiling during a virtual meeting, sparking discussions on corporate hierarchies and ego-driven management. The incident highlighted how a senior leader misinterpreted the smile as disrespect, leading to calls for termination. Thankfully, his team intervened, underscoring the need for emotional safety and mutual respect in the workplace.
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Team India made three changes to their Playing XI for the third T20I against Australia, with head coach Gautam Gambhir continuing to experiment ahead of next year's T20 World Cup. India opted to bowl first after winning the toss, seeking a series lead. Australia also made one change, aiming to post a big total on a batting-friendly Hobart wicket.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang challenges the notion of finding passion first, suggesting it's easier to fall in love with your work through commitment and effort. His own journey, from washing dishes to leading Nvidia, highlights how dedication to tasks, even humble ones, fosters success and resilience. This perspective is resonating widely in Silicon Valley.
India's captain Harmanpreet Kaur expressed her team's readiness to finally clinch a global title, having experienced the pain of past defeats. Ahead of the Women's World Cup final against South Africa, she emphasised the team's hard work and collective spirit. This marks India's third final appearance, and they are determined to make this a 'special day' for the nation.
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A techie and a police sub-inspector were arrested in Satara for allegedly raping and abetting the suicide of a 28-year-old doctor. The techie's family claims the doctor harassed him, while police found chats indicating her stress. The doctor's suicide note named the two accused.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent criticizes China's rare earth export controls, stating the US and allies are rapidly building independent supply chains. He accuses past US administrations of inaction, emphasizing the current government's "warp speed" efforts to counter Beijing's leverage. Bessent believes the global backlash may deter future Chinese restrictions.
Ravichandran Ashwin has criticised India's team management for excluding Arshdeep Singh from the playing XI against Australia. Ashwin argued that if experimentation was the goal, Jasprit Bumrah should have been rested instead of Arshdeep, India's leading T20I wicket-taker. He emphasised Arshdeep's consistent performance and asserted his right to a regular spot in the team.