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AI Hiring Is Rising. But Traditional Tech Hiring Is Still Uneven
AI Hiring Is Rising. But Traditional Tech Hiring Is Still Uneven

India’s tech hiring market is entering a new phase. Overall job openings have fallen, fresher roles are under pressure, and traditional demand remains cautious. At the same time, AI-focused leadership and specialist roles are gaining traction, creating a split market where opportunity is growing for some skills while shrinking for others. This article explains what is happening and what professionals should do next.

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Market Stability in Focus: Nifty, Bank Nifty, and Global Markets — What’s Driving the Fall, When It Could Stabilize, and What SIP Investors Should Do
Market Stability in Focus: Nifty, Bank Nifty, and Global Markets — What’s Driving the Fall, When It Could Stabilize, and What SIP Investors Should Do

Indian markets are under pressure as global conflict, oil-price shocks, foreign investor selling, and rising volatility hit sentiment across equities. Nifty 50 has logged its worst week since June 2022, while Bank Nifty has been hit even harder as risk aversion spreads through financials and broader markets. This article breaks down what is driving the selloff, whether the correction is near exhaustion or still unfolding, how world markets are influencing India, and what long-term investors—especially SIP investors facing deep portfolio drawdowns—should realistically do next.

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