Cognizant CEO Ravi Kumar challenges predictions of AI decimating entry-level jobs, asserting it will create more opportunities for recent graduates. He argues AI levels the playing field, boosting productivity for junior developers and increasing the need for fresh talent to manage expanded workloads. While some tech leaders express concerns about job displacement, Kumar acknowledges uncertainty but anticipates a changing model.
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Gabrielle Union is set to moderate Victoria Monét's book launch event in Los Angeles for her new children's book, 'Everywhere You Are.' Union reposted Monét's announcement on Instagram, expressing her support for the book, which explores themes of love and connection. The event promises a discussion and Q&A session, with both mothers and authors sharing their insights.
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A crowd in Pimpri's Premlok Park worshipped a gulmohar tree, mistaking water flowing from it as a miracle. The phenomenon, which drew garlands and offerings, was quickly debunked by PCMC officials. An underground water pipeline burst, causing the water to emerge through the tree's trunk, leading to repairs and discussions about awareness.
Amid escalating military strikes between Iran and Israel, US President Donald Trump urged both nations to negotiate a deal, acknowledging potential continued conflict beforehand. Recent clashes mark a dangerous escalation, with direct strikes replacing proxy warfare, raising concerns of a broader Middle East war. Trump hinted at behind-the-scenes efforts towards peace, expressing optimism for a future agreement.
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Bangladesh's foreign ministry addressed the vandalism of Rabindranath Tagore's ancestral home. A criminal case was filed, and arrests were made. The government reaffirmed its respect for Tagore's legacy. India strongly condemned the act. West Bengal's Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee requested Prime Minister Narendra Modi to address the issue with Bangladesh. Authorities are taking legal actions.