Explained: Why Dubai is the second-most sought after residency for high-net-worth individuals (HWNIs) from India

In 2025, the UAE has emerged as a top destination for wealthy Indians seeking residency abroad, with its Golden Visa now the second-most enquired program after Australia’s. Driven by proximity, tax perks, and policy flexibility, Dubai is overtaking traditional Western options, reflecting a shift in migration priorities from prestige to practicality — and positioning itself…

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Brown, Yale and other top US universities saw layoffs in September: Endowment taxes, funding stress grow

American universities, from Ivy League giants to public institutions, are grappling with severe financial strain. Enrollment dips, funding uncertainties, and rising costs are forcing widespread layoffs, program closures, and budget cuts. Even wealthy schools like Washington University and Brown are implementing significant reductions, signaling a challenging era for higher education.

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‘Calls filled with threats…’: Priyank Kharge receives abuse over RSS remarks; urges govt to eliminate ‘dangerous virus’

Karnataka minister Priyank Kharge reported receiving threats and abuse for questioning RSS activities in government institutions. He cited historical figures like Gandhi and Ambedkar in his defense, advocating for a society based on equality and reason. The state government is reviewing a similar ban implemented in Tamil Nadu.

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‘I traded a part of my soul just to have a paycheck,’ says laid-off tech employee: 5 ways to rebuild your career

After months of unemployment, a laid-off tech worker took a low-paying survival job, realizing the emotional cost of stability over fulfillment. Yet, rebuilding a career is possible through strategic steps—identifying skill gaps, reconnecting with networks, setting clear goals, prioritizing well-being, and exploring new opportunities. With focus and planning, survival roles can become bridges to purposeful…

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