As artificial intelligence accelerates the evolution of cyber threats, cybersecurity visionary Eugene Kaspersky has issued a stark warning: the traditional methods of digital defense are no longer sufficient. Speaking at GITEX Asia 2025, Kaspersky underscored the urgency of reengineering our digital systems to be cyber immune by design—not merely secure. With cybercriminals exploiting AI to automate and scale attacks, the threat landscape is growing increasingly complex.

The Indian government has procured 3.92 lakh tonnes of tur (pigeon pea) as part of its Price Support Scheme (PSS) this year, aiming to stabilize domestic prices and support farmers. With a target of 13.22 lakh tonnes across nine states, the procurement is critical to maintain a buffer stock and ensure market stability. The government is also committed to ensuring 100% procurement of major pulses by 2028-29 to achieve self-sufficiency.

LTIMindtree, one of India's leading IT services firms, reported a modest growth in its net profit for the March quarter, rising by 2.53% to Rs. 1,128.6 crore. While revenue showed a healthy increase, several key business verticals, including healthcare, life sciences, and public services, saw declines. Despite these challenges, the company’s performance remains resilient, with strong growth in major geographies and verticals. The company also announced a dividend of Rs. 45 per share, reflecting its stable financial position.

Bollywood icon Aamir Khan is preparing to vacate his Pali Hill residence in Mumbai as the building undergoes a significant redevelopment. The project, led by Man Infraconstruction Limited (MICL), will bring ultra-luxury apartments to the iconic Bandra locality. Aamir, who owns multiple units in the Virgo Cooperative Housing Society, will be provided a unit in the rehabilitation section as part of the redevelopment process. Meanwhile, the actor has also acquired additional property in the area, further cementing his stake in one of Mumbai’s most coveted locales.

In an era where cinema increasingly engages with social justice, a powerful new courtroom drama inspired by the landmark Shah Bano case of 1985 is poised to make waves. Actors Yami Gautam and Emraan Hashmi headline the film, drawing from the real-life legal battle that reshaped personal law and women’s rights in India. Directed by Suparn S. Varma as the second installment in his courtroom trilogy, the film has completed shooting and is targeting a global release later this year.

Bollywood star Sidharth Malhotra made headlines today—not for a film release, but for firmly confronting the paparazzi who crowded around his vehicle following a hospital visit with his pregnant wife, actress Kiara Advani. Known for his usual composure and cordial relationship with the media, Sidharth adopted a more assertive tone when he perceived an invasion of privacy. The couple, who are expecting their first child later this year, were exiting a medical appointment when the incident occurred.

Chai Point, India’s leading tea-led beverage chain, has taken a significant step toward integrating education and employment by collaborating with Medhavi Skills University. The partnership introduces a "Learn While You Earn" model across its nationwide operations, offering vocational and higher education programs to frontline staff. This initiative not only supports skill development but also reflects the company's broader commitment to sustainability, social responsibility, and long-term workforce retention.

Jharkhand is signaling a bold new phase in its economic strategy, seeking to transform itself into a hub for clean energy, sports development, and industrial innovation. During an official visit to Spain and Sweden, Chief Minister Hemant Soren led a high-level delegation to promote the state as an investor-friendly destination. Proposals from international entities—most notably, the Tesla Group’s plan to establish a gigafactory for industrial battery storage—mark a significant milestone in the state's economic outreach.

India’s Global Capability Centre (GCC) ecosystem is on the cusp of transformative growth. Projected to expand into a USD 110 billion industry by 2030, the sector is becoming a cornerstone of India’s digital and economic advancement. Backed by a tech-savvy workforce, strategic cost benefits, and sectoral diversification, GCCs are set to generate nearly 400,000 jobs for fresh graduates and bolster gender inclusivity by 3–5% over the next five years.

India's alcoholic beverage industry is on the cusp of a transformative expansion, with the government targeting a substantial increase in exports over the next few years. Currently, the sector's exports stand at approximately ₹2,200 crore, but projections indicate a potential rise to ₹8,000 crore by 2030. This growth is driven by a combination of factors, including the country's rich diversity of alcoholic products, strategic international partnerships, and a growing global appreciation for Indian spirits.