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MBA roles for the class of 2026 offered average salaries that were 52% higher than those for engineering positions. The gap is expected to grow further, with MBA roles for students appearing for placements in 2026, or the class of 2027, projected to offer 59% higher pay than engineering roles.
A training aircraft crashed near Kanpur Civil Airport on Thursday. The Tecnam P2006T twin-engine aircraft was on a local training flight when it went down. Both the trainee and instructor pilots on board sustained fatal injuries in the accident. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation is investigating the incident and its circumstances. This crash follows
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China and India possess comparable strategic missile arsenals, though differences exist. India’s Agni missiles deter nuclear attacks, while China’s Dongfeng series targets US bases. Both nations are developing intercontinental ballistic missiles with advanced capabilities. China leads in payload flexibility and overall missile inventory size. India aims for a survivable, multi-domain nuclear triad.
Kanpur Trainer Aircraft Crash, Both Pilots Killed Outlook India
Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody’s Analytics, foresees a looming economic crisis as the U.S. surpasses a 100% debt-to-GDP ratio. With a staggering annual budget deficit of two trillion dollars and national debt exceeding forty trillion, investor confidence is dwindling. Compounding these issues are rising interest rates and turmoil in the bond market, raising urgent
A NITI Aayog report identifies significant barriers to youth employment and skilling in India. Existing skilling programs often lack outcome orientation and placement support for participants. The report suggests affordable training and combining learning with earning opportunities. Bridging this gap is very important for realizing India’s demographic dividend by 2047.