Infosys sees $300-400billion AI opportunity by 2030

BENGALURU: Infosys sees a $300-$400 billion opportunity in AI-led services by 2030 and believes the technology will amplify, rather than diminish, the role of IT services companies, chairman Nandan Nilekani said on Tuesday.“AI will not replace companies like ours. It will amplify those who move with purpose and adapt with speed,” Nilekani told shareholders at…

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‘India Must Boost Strategic Oil Reserves’: EY Report Highlights Rising Import Dependency | India News

EY warns as import dependence crosses 90% in FY26 (File photo) EY (Ernst & Young LLP)), in its recent report, has warned India to significantly expand its strategic crude oil reserves as the country’s dependence on imported crude has crossed 90 per cent, leaving the economy increasingly vulnerable to global supply disruptions.Titled India’s Petroleum Economy:…

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H1-B row: University of Michigan hiring software developers on $75,000 salary sparks backlash; ‘No Americans qualified’

H-1B hiring at University of Michigan sparks row amid ‘No American qualified’ worries Concerns over foreign hiring in US public universities have resurfaced after new visa-related job postings at the University of Michigan triggered a row with MAGA critics questioning whether American workers are being overlooked.The debate was started again after independent journalist Chris Brunet…

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Optical illusion personality test: Tree, eyes, two faces? What you notice first reveals if you are extrovert, introvert or emotionally expressive |

Photo: betterifyouknow.com Have you ever looked at one of those trippy pictures online—the ones that seem to vibrate or shift the longer you stare at them—and wondered why your brain picked out one specific thing while your friend saw something totally different? It’s not just a glitch in your vision. These optical illusions are basically…

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World’s oldest scientifically dated banyan tree is in Bihar: How travellers can visit this remarkable 700-year-old living landmark |

For centuries, India’s ancient banyan trees have been surrounded by myths and folklore. People often believed these giant trees had stood for hundreds of years, however there wasn’t any scientific proof because tropical trees like banyans do not produce distinct annual growth rings. However, researchers have now solved that mystery.A recent discovery in Bihar has…

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