Day: September 11, 2026

6 Future-Ready Skills for 2026: Human Skills That AI Cannot Easily Replace

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6 Future-Ready Skills for 2026: Human Skills That AI Cannot Easily Replace

6 Future-Ready Skills for 2026 That Can Help You Stay Ahead of AI By: Javid Amin | 11 September 2026 AI Is Changing the Workplace. These 6 Skills Could Help You Stay Valuable Artificial intelligence is no longer something businesses discuss as a distant possibility. It is already being used to write and analyse documents, generate software code, summarise information, automate customer interactions, analyse data, create marketing material and support business decisions. For employees, that raises an uncomfortable question: If AI can perform more of the work, what skills will…

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‘Do You Want Kashmiris in Jail?’: Omar Abdullah’s Vande Mataram Rebuke Exposes Fresh NC-Congress Rift

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‘Do You Want Kashmiris in Jail?’: Omar Abdullah’s Vande Mataram Rebuke Exposes Fresh NC-Congress Rift

Omar Abdullah vs Congress Over Vande Mataram: ‘Do You Want Kashmiris in Jail?’ By: News Desk | 11 September 2026 A national song, an old political fault line and a new fight between allies A dispute over how much of Vande Mataram should be sung at official functions has quickly turned into something much larger in Jammu and Kashmir. Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has hit back at his Congress allies after the party objected to the rendition of the complete version of the national song, asking a pointed question: “Does…

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20% Rebate by Day, Surcharge at Peak Hours: What J&K’s New Electricity Tariff Means for Businesses

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J&K ToD Electricity Tariff Explained: KCCI Seeks Clarity Over Peak Surcharge and 20% Rebate

KCCI Seeks Clarity on J&K ToD Electricity Tariff, Warns Consumers Could Face Bill Shock Without Awareness By: News Desk | 11 September 2026 Srinagar: The Kashmir Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI) has called for an immediate awareness campaign over Jammu and Kashmir’s new Time-of-Day (ToD) electricity tariff, warning that consumers could face unexpected financial consequences if the system is implemented without clear information about peak-hour charges, daytime rebates and the technical functioning of meters. The new tariff regime came into effect on September 1, 2026, following a tariff order…

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