Roshan Bhondekar

2 weeks ago | transcontinentaltimes.com | Roshan Bhondekar

SPAIN: Atman Sandhu's journey doesn't follow a traditional script. From launching a sustainable design brand during a global pandemic to serving as the Government of India's media correspondent in Spain, her path is anything but ordinary. What binds her work together is a deep sense of purpose-and the courage to start over when necessary. Raised in Chandigarh, Punjab, Sandhu was never drawn to the idea of predictable success. "There was a discomfort in doing what was expected," she says.

2 months ago | transcontinentaltimes.com | Roshan Bhondekar

UNITED STATES: In an era where economic disparity dominates global discourse, understanding the roots of inequality has become more crucial than ever. Swapnil Landge, a doctoral candidate in Economics at The Graduate Center, City University of New York (CUNY), is at the forefront of a research movement combining machine learning with labor economics to address this challenge.

2 months ago | transcontinentaltimes.com | Roshan Bhondekar

UNITED STATES: As the national job market continues to present challenges for new graduates and job seekers, Harvard University is taking decisive steps to expand employment opportunities and strengthen support for its academic and professional community. Recognizing the shifting dynamics of the workforce, the university is broadening its job offerings and enhancing access to career development resources.

Mar 21, 2025 | transcontinentaltimes.com | Roshan Bhondekar

INDIA: In a year marked by economic uncertainties and hiring slowdowns, Government College of Engineering (GCE), Karad, has defied the odds, achieving an extraordinary milestone in campus placements. The institution's Training & Placement Office (TPO) has successfully facilitated over 300 job offers for its talented students, an accomplishment that speaks volumes about the college's academic excellence and industry relevance.

Mar 11, 2025 | transcontinentaltimes.com | Roshan Bhondekar

SPAIN: Life often takes unexpected turns, and for Dr. Fernando Soria, a highly experienced dentist, the path to his profession was anything but planned. Initially set on studying economics, an unfortunate rugby injury at the age of 17 became the catalyst for a career shift that would define his future. While recovering from torn cruciate ligaments, a chance visit to a dentist's office with a friend, Federico Bumbuna Nieva, introduced Soria to a field he had never considered.