India’s IT sector is adapting to generative AI without mass job losses, new study finds

The article first appeared on Indian Express portal on February 14, 2026 As overwhelming fears of artificial intelligence (AI) triggering widespread job losses persist, a new study offers some breather. A report by the Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations (ICRIER) and supported by OpenAI has found that generative AI is reshaping work and boosting productivity, but it is not leading to large-scale layoffs in the country.

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Leo D’Souza, Mangaluru’s Mendel who worked to transform cashew industry

The article first appeared in Hindu on February 11, 2026

Fr Leo built one of India’s earliest plant tissue culture labs and helped crack cashew micropropagation, including a test-tube cashew tree that made it to the soil; he leaves behind a rare Jesuit legacy that fused rigorous science with public purpose, shaping women scientists and vulnerable lives alike

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Budget 2026: Ayurveda, Yoga get big boost as global interest grows

The article first appeared in Economic Times on February 2, 2026

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The Trump Effect: Canada breaks away, India hedges its bets

The article first appeared in Business Line on February 1, 2026

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South Korea emerges new study hub for Indians

The article first appeared in Times of India on January 31, 2026

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A red-hot US economy under Donald Trump may not cool the way he hopes

The article first appeared in Business Standard on January 30, 2026

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