Rica Bhattacharyya

Jan 24, 2025 | flipboard.com | Rica Bhattacharyya |Arijit Barman

8 hours agoSamsung’s new ad leaves netizens puzzled: ‘Introducing Galaxy S25 Ultra or Gemini AI?’ | MintSamsung's Galaxy S25 ad: The latest Samsung Galaxy S25 series advertisement has sparked heated discussions among technology enthusiasts and …13 hours agoUS Supreme Court approves Mumbai-attack convict Tahawwur Rana's extradition to IndiaThe US Supreme Court has cleared Mumbai attack convict Tahawwur Rana's extradition to India, dismissing his review petition against the move.

Jan 19, 2025 | timesascent.com | Rica Bhattacharyya |Lijee Philip

Large Indian business groups are “rebadging” a bunch of legacy leaders and C-suite talent who have been with the company for a long time by moving them into consultant roles or making them “independent contractors” while divesting them of most of their execution powers, according to industry insiders, board members, HR and legal experts. Most of these senior leaders are in the age bracket of 55 or above, they said.

Jan 12, 2025 | flipboard.com | Rica Bhattacharyya

2 hours ago"Disheartening To See How...": L&T's HR Head On 90-Hour Work Week RowL&T Head HR Sonica Muraleedharan defended Chairman SN Subrahmanyan after his remarks about wanting employees to work for 90 hours a week invoked a …8 hours agoWhy the rise of ‘godi media’ is a disaster for Indian democracy and economic growthCapture by political and corporate interests has undermined journalistic independence – with dangerous implications for the country. In the lead-up to …

Oct 20, 2024 | timesascent.com | Rica Bhattacharyya

India’s renewable energy sector, where some of the top business houses and large corporations are lining up ambitious expansion plans, is facing a talent shortage, according to top industry officials. Data from TeamLease Degree Apprenticeship shows that the sector as a whole – consisting of solar, wind, hydro, battery storage – is estimated to create 1.7 million jobs, direct and indirect, in the next three years as several companies are looking to ramp up workforce.

Oct 20, 2024 | economictimes.indiatimes.com | Rica Bhattacharyya

AP Representative image. India's renewable energy sector, where some of the top business houses and large corporations are lining up ambitious expansion plans, is facing a talent shortage, according to top industry officials. Data from TeamLease Degree Apprenticeship shows that the sector as a whole-consisting of solar, wind, hydro, battery storage-is estimated to create 1.7 million jobs, direct and indirect, in the next three years as several companies are looking to ramp up workforce.