Hire edu push gains pace as colleges double down on industry tie-ups to boost employability

BENGALURU: As hiring patterns shift and companies prioritise job-ready talent, engineering colleges across India are embedding industryled courses, certifications and internships into their curricula to narrow the gap between academia and the workplace. These programmes, however, are inherently short-term, often lecture-driven, and closely tied to current technology demand — making them prone to rapid obsolescence…

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‘Nothing was handed to Argentina’: Lionel Messi unloads on favouritism claims | Football News

Lionel Messi has hit back at critics questioning Argentina’s run to the FIFA World Cup final, insisting the defending champions have earned everything through their performances and not because of favourable officiating or outside influence.Argentina came from 1-0 down after the 85th minute to beat England 2-1 in Wednesday’s semifinal and book a place in…

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Why Danish parents leave babies outside cafés to sleep, even in the snow, and why they believe it’s safe

The practice has deep roots in Scandinavian life, where fresh air is closely linked with health. For generations, parents in Denmark and neighbouring Nordic countries have believed that babies benefit from regular time outdoors, even in winter. The cold is not automatically treated as something to avoid at all costs. Instead, families dress infants warmly,…

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‘You despise me because I am a woman’: Paraguay senator fires back at Kylian Mbappé after racism row | Football News

Kylian Mbappé and Paraguay senator Celeste Amarilla (Agency Image) Paraguay senator Celeste Amarilla has demanded a public apology from France captain Kylian Mbappé and warned she could pursue legal action after the footballer branded her a “despicable woman” over racist remarks she made following Paraguay’s FIFA World Cup exit.The dispute began after Amarilla posted offensive…

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