Rajnath Singh introduces gender parity, ex-gratia reforms in Indian Coast Guard

Kerala consumer commission orders e-commerce platform to pay Rs 8,359 for wrong earbud delivery

A Kerala consumer commission ruled against an e-commerce platform after it delivered the wrong brand of wireless earbuds to a customer. The customer had ordered WeCool earbuds but received a BoAt product instead, and the platform failed to address repeated complaints. The commission determined that this constituted a deficiency in service and an unfair trade practice. The company did not appear before the commission, which effectively conceded the allegations against it. The platform has been directed to pay Rs 8,359 along with interest within 45 days.

Shubman Gill reclaims top ODI batting ranking, displacing New Zealand's Daryl Mitchell

Indian batter Shubman Gill has returned to the number one position in ICC ODI batting rankings after a six-month gap. New Zealand's Daryl Mitchell, who had previously held the top spot, drops to second place following his absence from recent matches. Fellow Indian batters Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma also feature prominently within the top five. Shreyas Iyer and KL Rahul add to India's strong presence in the rankings, both sitting inside the top twenty. In the bowling categories, Bernard Scholtz and Justin Greaves were among the notable movers in the latest update.

Rahul Gandhi had ‘FOMO’: Jitendra Singh’s Gen Z jab during Parliament clash

India Salary Hikes Projected at 8.6–10.2% in 2025, EV and Fintech Lead

Indian employees can expect salary increases ranging from 8.6% to 10.2%, with fast-growing sectors offering the highest increments. Professionals in electric vehicles, fintech, healthcare, and engineering are among those likely to benefit the most. Technical roles such as electrical engineers and quality control inspectors are projected to see the strongest pay growth. Cities including Chennai, Pune, Hyderabad, and Ahmedabad are emerging as top hubs for salary increases across multiple industries. Even in more stable sectors, employees are expected to receive healthy pay raises driven by sustainable industry growth.