OJEE result 2026 announced at ojee.nic.in; candidates can access scorecards for Odisha admissions here

OJEE result 2026 released at ojee.nic.in; download scorecards using login credentials OJEE result 2026: The Odisha Joint Entrance Examination (OJEE) Cell has released the OJEE result 2026 on June 8, 2026. Candidates who appeared for the entrance examination can now access and download their scorecards through the official OJEE website by using their login credentials.The…

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US jobless claims rise to 200,000, layoffs remain near historic lows despite economic pressures

Applications for unemployment benefits in the United States rose last week but continued to remain at historically low levels despite inflationary pressures and broader economic headwinds, AP reported. The US Labor Department said on Thursday that initial jobless claims increased by 10,000 to 200,000 for the week ending May 2. The figure was lower than…

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Kerala braces for more heavy rainfall as IMD issues yellow alert across several districts; what travellers need to know

In a recent weather update, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued yellow alerts for several districts amid forecasts of heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, lightning, and gusty winds in Kerala. The weather activity comes as pre-monsoon showers intensify across the state ahead of the expected arrival of the southwest monsoon later this month. Thiruvananthapuram has been…

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Harsh reality for H-1B visa returnees: Changed Indian IT hiring landscape, lower salaries and fewer jobs

Experts note that the lack of adequate skills is not altogether the problem – it’s the job market. H-1B visa holders returning to India due to layoffs or uncertainties pertaining to the Donald Trump administration’s immigration policies and tighter visa guidelines are facing a harsh reality – jobs back home are not readily available.US technology…

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AI chip boom yet to lift South Korea’s wider economy, Nomura economist sees limited spillover into demand

South Korea’s artificial intelligence-led semiconductor boom has yet to generate a meaningful spillover into the broader economy, even as concerns over the won and financial stability are increasing the likelihood of a Bank of Korea (BOK) rate hike next month, Nomura’s senior economist said.Speaking at Nomura’s Korea Equities & Economy Media Briefing in Seoul, Park…

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