ISB Online’s Cybersecurity for Leaders Programme: The AI-powered edge for digital defence leadership

In today’s digital landscape, cyber threats are escalating at an unprecedented rate. The World Economic Forum’s Global Cybersecurity Outlook 2025 reports that while 66% of organisations1 anticipate AI will significantly impact cybersecurity, only 37% have processes to assess AI tools’ security before deployment. Meanwhile Forrester’s 2024 Cybersecurity Report2 further reveals a 78% rise in cyber…

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Multiple people stabbed on London-bound train: Nine critically injured; what we know so far

At least ten people have been hospitalised nine of them with life-threatening injuries following a mass stabbing on a London-bound train on Saturday evening. British Transport Police (BTP) confirmed that two individuals have been arrested, as counter-terrorism officers join the investigation into what has been declared a “major incident.”The attack occurred on the 7.04pm London…

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Food poisoning scare: Over 50 students hospitalised after having dinner at hostel in Telangana | Hyderabad News

HYDERABAD: As many as 52 students of a state-run welfare hostel for Boys in Jogulamba Gadwal district of Telangana were hospitalised with complaints of vomiting and stomach-ache after consuming dinner on Friday night, officials said.The students from the hostel in Dharmavaram, Itikyala mandal, were admitted to a government hospital. Doctors treating them confirmed on Saturday…

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‘Had they informed …’: CM Naidu blames organisers for temple stampede; cites coordination lapse | India News

Andhra CM Chandrababu Naidu NEW DELHI: Andhra Pradesh chief minister Chandrababu Naidu on Saturday vowed strict action against those responsible for the deadly stampede in Venkateswara Swami Temple in Kasibugga.While addressing a gathering in Sri Sathya Sai district, CM Naidu accused the organisers of not informing the police or local authorities about the event. Deadly…

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I have to survive three more years: Why responsibilities trap India’s workforce in toxic jobs they can’t leave

India’s workforce and toxic jobs; why quitting isn’t an option For many professionals, a toxic boss is just another reason to update their résumé, send applications, and move on. But for a growing segment of India’s workforce, walking away isn’t an option — not when financial stability, family responsibility, and future aspirations are tightly bound…

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After massive rescue operation for almost 36 hrs, 6-year-old boy’s body found in 50 feet well in Agra | Agra News

AGRA: A six-year-old boy, who allegedly slipped and fell into a 50-feet-deep water-filled village well while trying to retrieve his football around 11am in Agra on Friday, was found dead late on Saturday — almost 36 hours after a massive search operation by expert divers and rescue teams.ACP Ram Pravesh Gupta told TOI: “An NDRF…

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With cluster reinvention dreams, builders snap up high st Linking Road societies in Mumbai, offer flat owners 85K to 1L a sq ft | Mumbai News

Mumbai: Hyped as London’s Oxford Street and Manhattan’s Fifth Avenue, Mumbai’s high retail street of Linking Road has builders rushing to buy out entire housing societies, offering eye-watering deals that have stunned the property market.“Take the money and move out,” is the credo. And most families are happily grabbing these offers.Take the case of Brindaban…

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Opened after 54 years, Banke Bihari treasury reveals dust, raises doubts; SC-appointed panel is now auditing assets of temple | India News

MATHURA: The long-sealed treasury – toshakhana – of Vrindavan’s Banke Bihari temple, believed to hold royal gifts, ornaments and centuries-old offerings, was opened last month after 54 years on the orders of an SC-appointed panel tasked with overseeing the temple’s financial, structural and administrative functioning. But what emerged from the vault shocked many: one gold…

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