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India’s New Job Currency: Skills Over Degrees in 2025 Hiring Trends

New Delhi – In a decisive shift that may redefine the hiring landscape, Indian companies are increasingly prioritizing skills over traditional degrees — especially in sectors like technology, design, finance, and marketing. A recent report by TalentEdge India shows that 63% of recruiters now focus more on practical knowledge, portfolios, and certifications than on formal…

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Four-Medal Finish for India at ISSF World Cup 2025

MUNICH, 15 JUNE : Indian shooters wrapped up a successful campaign at the ISSF Shooting World Cup 2025 in Munich, clinching a total of four medals — two gold and two bronze — and securing third place in the overall medal tally behind China and Norway. The highlight of India’s campaign came on Saturday as…

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PM Modi Embarks on Three-Nation Tour to Strengthen Global Support Against Terrorism

New Delhi, June 15 – Prime Minister Narendra Modi departed on a four-day visit to Cyprus, Canada, and Croatia on Saturday, calling the tour a critical opportunity to strengthen strategic partnerships and bolster international cooperation against cross-border terrorism. In his official departure statement, the Prime Minister highlighted the multi-faceted agenda of the trip, which includes…

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Digital Detox Sundays: Why Unplugging Once a Week Could Save Your Sanity

Lifestyle Correspondent info@impressivetimes.com Every week, we chase deadlines, drown in notifications, and lose hours to screens. But now, a quiet counter-movement is rising — Digital Detox Sundays — and it’s giving people back what matters most: mental peace and real presence. Imagine this: one day without checking emails, comparing your life on Instagram, or endlessly…

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Russia Poised as Power Broker Amid Israel-Iran Tensions

MOSCOW, 15 JUNE: Russia’s decades-long balancing act in the Middle East is facing a major test as tensions between Israel and Iran reach a dangerous peak. With strong ties to both nations — warm diplomatic and economic relations with Israel and strategic military cooperation with Iran — Moscow now finds itself in a uniquely precarious…

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Putin, Trump discuss Middle East situation over phone

Moscow, June 15 – Russian President Vladimir Putin and his U.S. counterpart Donald Trump had discussed the situation in the Middle East in a phone conversation, the Kremlin said. “The conversation lasted for 50 minutes, it was substantive, sincere and very useful,” Russian presidential aide Yuri Ushakov said on Saturday. “Naturally, it was focused on…

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Slow Mornings: The New Luxury in a Burnout Generation

Lifestyle Correspondent info@impressivetimes.com In a world that romanticizes hustle and glorifies the 5 a.m. grind, a quiet rebellion is taking place — and it begins with slow mornings. Gone are the days when productivity meant rushing through breakfast while checking emails. Today, more professionals, students, and even entrepreneurs are embracing intentional, unhurried starts to their…

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Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis and Union Education Minister Dharmendra Inaugurate State-of-the-Art NMIMS & Mukesh Patel Technology School Buildings in Mumbai

Mumbai, June 14, 2025 – Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan inaugurated the newly developed Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management & Engineering and the Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (NMIMS) Building in Mumbai today. The leaders also performed the Bhoomi Pujan for SVKM’s upcoming educational complex, marking a…

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The ‘Big Stay’ Advantage: Why Sticking to Your Job May Now Be Smarter Than Switching

New Delhi , June 12- After years of buzzwords like The Great Resignation and quiet quitting, a new trend is quietly taking root in the white-collar job market: The Big Stay. A 2025 report by Business Insider reveals that professionals who stayed in their jobs during the post-pandemic wave are now seeing higher wage growth…

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Students’ Dream of Foreign Education Will Now Be Fulfilled in India” – CM Devendra Fadnavis

Mumbai, June 14: Indian students will no longer need to go abroad for higher education, as the Government of Maharashtra today signed Letters of Intent (LoIs) with five international universities under the National Education Policy (NEP). These global universities are setting up India’s first international education hub in Mumbai and Navi Mumbai, announced Chief Minister…

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