India's IT Ministry is closely monitoring TCS's plan to reduce its workforce by over 12,000 employees, primarily impacting middle and senior management. This restructuring, representing two percent of TCS's global staff, is part of a strategy to become a "future-ready organisation.
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India has adeptly countered China's fertilizer export restrictions, a move seen as supply chain manipulation. Facing DAP shortages during the Kharif season, India secured crucial agreements with Saudi Arabia and Morocco for substantial DAP supplies.
Civil Aviation minister K Rammohan Naidu assured the Rajya Sabha that the AAIB is diligently investigating the Air India crash, which claimed 260 lives, following a rule-based and unbiased process. The investigation aims to uncover the truth behind the incident, utilizing data from the black boxes decoded domestically for the first time.
Caroline Wozniacki and David Lee welcomed their third child, Max Wozniacki Lee, on July 26th. The tennis star shared a heartwarming photo of her older children, Olivia and James, cradling their new baby brother. Wozniacki hinted at the pregnancy earlier this year and her tennis future remains uncertain as she focuses on her growing family.
Indian sprinter Devyaniba Zala was excluded from the 400m race at the World University Games due to a last-minute entry alteration, despite being on the initial list. Zala, who had trained for over a year and paid Rs 2.5 lakhs, expressed her frustration over the administrative error.
Donald Trump announced India will face a 25% tariff starting August 1st, along with penalties for energy and arms purchases from Russia. Trump cited high Indian tariffs and trade barriers, as well as continued reliance on Russian resources, as justification. The reciprocal tariffs for other countries will be effective August 1, 2025, according to Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick.
Rishabh Pant's innings was cut short on Day 1 of the fourth Test against England after a painful blow to his right foot while attempting a reverse-sweep. Scans were immediately conducted, and the BCCI is monitoring his progress. His injury has rattled the Indian camp, with Sai Sudharsan expressing concern. Liam Dawson from the England side also showed empathy.
Prime Minister Modi announced the 'Khelo Bharat Niti 2025' during his 'Mann Ki Baat' address, emphasizing integrating sports into schools and colleges and supporting sports startups. The policy aims to transform India into a global sporting powerhouse, focusing on grassroots development, infrastructure, and technology.
Mumbai experienced heavy rainfall, prompting a yellow alert from the IMD, while Raigad was under an orange alert. In Madhya Pradesh, torrential rains caused the Narmada River to overflow, submerging a bridge and disrupting traffic. Red alerts for intense rainfall and lightning were issued for several districts across Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, and Goa.
American satirist Tom Lehrer passed away at 97. He was famous for his darkly comic songs. Lehrer gained recognition in the 1950s and 60s. He was also a mathematician who taught at prestigious universities. His satirical songs tackled war, drug use, and religion. Lehrer's work remained popular through radio and stage shows. He never married and had no children.