Salary up to Rs.16 Lakh: BPCL Invites Applications for Multiple Posts

Synopsis: Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) is recruiting for multiple executive-level posts across engineering, accounts, and quality assurance domains. The application deadline is June 27, 2025, with salaries reaching up to Rs.16.64 lakh per annum. Selection will be based on a written exam and interview.

 Highlights

·         BPCL Recruitment 2025 for multiple posts

·         Application deadline: June 27, 2025

·         Salary up to Rs.16.64 lakh per annum

·         Selection through exam and interview

·         No fee for SC/ST/PwBD candidates

·         Apply via: bharatpetroleum.in

High-Paying Govt Jobs with No Fee for SC/ST – Don’t Miss Out!

Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL), one of India’s leading public sector undertakings, has announced recruitment for various positions. Interested candidates can apply online through the official website bharatpetroleum.in by June 27, 2025.

There is no application fee for candidates belonging to the SC, ST, and PwBD categories.

Available Posts:

·         Junior Executive (Engineering)

·         Associate Executive (Engineering)

·         Junior Executive (Accounts)

·         Associate Executive (Quality Assurance)

·         Secretary (BPCL)

Salary Details:

·         Junior Executive: Rs.30,000 – Rs.1,20,000 per month; Approx. Rs.11.86 lakh per annum

·         Associate Executive: Rs.40,000 – Rs.1,40,000 per month; Approx. Rs.16.64 lakh per annum

Selection Process:

The selection will be based on a written examination followed by a personal interview.

Starbucks’ New Job Alert: Want to Earn Rs.3-Cr Flying in the Sky?

 

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Synopsis: Starbucks is offering an exciting aviation opportunity with an impressive annual package of Rs.3.08 crore. The company is hiring a corporate pilot to fly its executives across the globe, with a strong focus on safety, professionalism, and top-level service.

Key Highlights

• Starbucks hiring a corporate pilot with a Rs.3 crore+ salary
•  Job includes domestic and international travel with top executives
•  Requires over 5,000 flight hours and multiple certifications
•   Role includes flying the Starbucks CEO and assisting with luggage
•    Salary is 10x more than an average Starbucks employee

Seattle – Starbucks, the world-renowned coffee chain, has announced a unique job opening that’s turning heads -- not just for the pay, but for where it takes you. The company is hiring a pilot with an annual salary of up to Rs.3.08 crore ($360,000). Yes, this high-paying job is literally in the sky.

The new hire will serve as Starbucks’ Captain-Pilot-in-Command, responsible for flying company executives, including CEO Laxman Narasimhan, across domestic and international destinations. The selected pilot will act as a high-level brand ambassador, ensuring safe, smooth, and professional air travel for Starbucks’ top leadership.

This job offers nearly ten times more salary than a regular Starbucks employee, reflecting the critical role and expertise required.

Job Responsibilities

• Piloting Starbucks’ corporate aircraft for domestic and international flights
• Managing the flight crew and ensuring passenger safety
• Providing top-tier customer service to executive-level passengers
• Assisting with passenger luggage, if needed

Eligibility Criteria

• Minimum 5 years of experience as a captain in a corporate flight department
• At least 5,000 hours of total flight time
• Excellent customer service and high professionalism
• Ability to interact with high-level executives frequently

Must hold:

• Airline Transport Pilot Certificate
• First-Class Medical Certificate
• Valid Passport
• FCC Restricted Radio Operator Permit

CEO Laxman Narasimhan reportedly travels over 1,000 miles from his California home to Starbucks' Seattle headquarters multiple times a week, making this role a vital part of company operations.

INST Mohali Invites PhD Applications in Nano Science for Aug 2025: Check Eligibility, and More

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Synopsis: The Institute of Nano Science and Technology (INST), Mohali, is accepting applications for its PhD program in Nano Science for the August 2025 session. Research opportunities are available in three specialized units, with degrees awarded by IISER Mohali. Applications are open to qualified candidates in science and engineering backgrounds who have cleared national-level eligibility tests. The last date for submitting applications is June 10, 2025.

Key Highlights:

·         Program: PhD in Nano Science – August 2025 session

·         Institutes involved: INST Mohali & IISER Mohali

·    Fields accepted: Physical, Chemical, Biological Sciences, Pharma, Agri-Sciences, and Allied Fields

·         Units: Energy & Environment, Quantum Materials & Devices, Chemical Biology

·         Eligibility: MSc/MTech/MPharm with national-level exam clearance

·         Deadline: June 10, 2025

·         Official website: inst.ac.in

What Makes INST Mohali’s PhD Program a Top Choice for Nano Science Researchers?

 The Institute of Nano Science and Technology (INST), Mohali, has announced the call for applications for its PhD program for the August 2025 session. This autonomous institute, supported by the Department of Science and Technology (DST), Government of India, provides cutting-edge research opportunities in Nano Science and related fields.

Research Areas & Affiliation:

Selected candidates will undertake research in one of the following units:

·         Energy and Environment Unit

·         Quantum Materials and Devices Unit

·         Chemical Biology Unit

Successful candidates will be enrolled in the PhD program at the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER), Mohali, and the degree will be awarded by IISER Mohali.

Eligibility Criteria:

·         Applicants must hold a Master’s degree (MSc, MTech, or MPharm) in Basic Sciences, Applied Sciences, Engineering, or a related field.

·         Final-year students are also eligible, provided they complete their degree before admission.

·         Must have qualified a national-level exam such as CSIR/UGC-NET, ICMR-JRF, DBT-JRF, or possess a funded research project as per INST norms.

·         DST-INSPIRE Fellows are also eligible (selection subject to the award of fellowship).

·         Age limit as per CSIR-UGC and DST guidelines.

Application Process:

·         Application form and full notification available at: inst.ac.in/careers

·         The synopsis must be submitted online via the link in the admission notification.

·         Application fee: Rs.590 (295 for SC/PWD candidates), payable online.

·         Online transaction proof must be attached to the application.

A hard copy of the completed application form, along with a photograph and necessary supporting documents (proof of age, education, experience, reservation, etc.), must be sent to:

The Director,

Institute of Nano Science and Technology,

Knowledge City, Sector 81,

Mohali, Punjab - 140306

The deadline for receipt of the hard copy is June 10, 2025, by registered/speed post, courier, or in person.

Candidates applying to multiple research units must submit separate applications for each, though only a single application fee is required. A copy of the payment proof should be included with each application.

For queries, contact: apply@inst.ac.in

Could Indian Students Be Affected by Trump's Crackdown on China?

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Synopsis:The Trump administration’s move to revoke visas of Chinese students studying in sensitive fields has sparked intense debate. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio backed the decision, citing national security concerns. The administration believes Chinese students may be involved in intellectual property theft and espionage, allegedly supporting the Chinese Communist Party's global ambitions. While the move may bolster Trump’s political standing, it also risks impacting innocent students , including Indians, caught in the crossfire.

Key Highlights:

• Security Concerns: US officials claim that Chinese students are being used for technology theft and espionage.
• FBI Statistics: The FBI opens a case related to Chinese espionage every 12 hours.
• Massive Financial Losses: The U.S. reportedly loses up to $600 billion annually due to IP theft, with China cited as the main source.
• Political Timing: The decision could help Trump gain domestic support amid political and economic setbacks.
• Collateral Damage: Indian and other international students may be unintentionally affected by the sweeping decision.

Why Is Trump Banning Chinese Students?

Why did U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announce plans to revoke the visas of Chinese students studying in sensitive fields linked to the Chinese Communist Party? What kind of threat do these students pose to the United States, unlike students from other countries?

The answer lies in growing national security concerns. It is widely alleged that China is using students as agents to steal intellectual property, cutting-edge technology, and groundbreaking scientific discoveries. These students are also suspected of engaging in espionage activities on behalf of the Chinese government.

Many believe China’s rapid rise as a technological and economic superpower is largely due to economic espionage. In fact, China is reportedly responsible for 80 percent of all such cases investigated in the United States. According to the FBI, a new case related to Chinese espionage is opened every 12 hours.

A 2017 report by the Intellectual Property (IP) Commission estimated that the U.S. suffers an annual loss of between $225 billion and $600 billion due to IP theft - often pointing fingers at China. A 2019 CNBC survey also revealed that one in five American companies had experienced intellectual property theft by Chinese firms in the previous year.

Politically, the move may benefit the Trump administration, which has been under pressure due to various controversies. For Trump, who rose to power on the slogans "America First" and "Make America Great Again," this decision could help restore domestic support.

At a time of political turbulence--including Elon Musk stepping down from Dodge and ongoing legal challenges to tariff decision -- the visa crackdown serves as a strategic maneuver. However, the policy could have unintended consequences, potentially affecting Indian and other international students caught in the broad sweep of the restrictions.

What Happens When You Quit the Corporate Job? This Man’s Story Will Inspire You

Synopsis: After being laid off from his job at Google a day before his 38th birthday, Shao Chun Chen turned a major setback into an opportunity for freedom and fulfillment. Instead of returning to corporate life, he moved to a scenic, low-cost city in northern Thailand with his wife. There, he began teaching digital marketing for just three hours a week at the National University of Singapore, supplemented by private sessions and a YouTube channel. Today, Shao earns around Rs 2.5 lakh per month while enjoying a life of travel, peace of mind, and personal freedom, proving that sometimes, losing a job can be the beginning of something far better.

Earning Rs 2.5-Lakh a Month by Working Just 3 Hours: The Story of Shao Chun Chen After Being Fired from Google

The day before his 38th birthday, Shao Chun Chen was laid off from his job at Google. For him, it felt like the world had come crashing down. But within a year, everything changed. Shao, who turned his job loss into a path to freedom, now earns around Rs 2.5 lakh per month, while working just three hours a week.

In February 2024, Shao lost his position at Google's Singapore office during a mass layoff. He had been with the company for eight years and had accumulated substantial savings from his salary and stock market investments.

After being let go, Shao decided he didn’t want to return to the corporate world. Instead, he packed up his life and moved with his wife to a scenic and affordable city in northern Thailand. They settled into a luxurious apartment for just USD450 a month. Despite living comfortably, including weekly travel back and forth to Singapore, their monthly expenses are only about USD1,500.

Shao now teaches digital marketing at the National University of Singapore. He only needs to conduct classes for three hours a week, earning between USD1,500 and USD3,000 per month. He also offers private training sessions at a rate of USD500 per hour. Additionally, Shao runs his own YouTube channel. Altogether, he earns around Rs 2.5 lakh per month.

Although he enjoys his newfound freedom, Shao admits that life after Google comes with its own challenges. The weekly flights to Singapore can be exhausting, and without a strict daily schedule, maintaining self-discipline is essential. Still, Shao says the benefits far outweigh the drawbacks. For him, it's about having freedom, time, and peace of mind -- things he did not have before.

 

Philippines Offers Visa-Free Entry for Indians: Know the New Rules

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Synopsis: The Philippines has introduced a new visa-free entry system for Indian tourists. Indians can now visit for 14 days without a visa, or for 30 days if they hold valid visas or residence permits from countries like the US, UK, or Schengen area. Required documents include a valid passport, return ticket, proof of residence, and bank balance. The e-visa facility for other Indian travelers will continue through the official portal.

Philippines is Calling: Indians Can Now Visit Without a Visa - Here’s What You Need to Know

Travel to the Philippines is now easier for Indian tourists, thanks to a new visa-free entry system. Aimed at boosting tourism, this new policy allows Indian citizens to enter the Philippines without a visa under specific conditions.

Two Ways Indians Can Enter Visa-Free

Indians can now visit the Philippines visa-free for tourism. Learn about the 14-day and 30-day visa-free options, required documents, and ongoing e-visa services.

There are two types of visa-free entry options available for Indians:

1.   14-Day Tourist Visa-Free Entry:

Indian passport holders can now enter the Philippines as tourists for up to 14 days without a visa. This visa-free stay is strictly for tourism purposes and cannot be extended or converted to another visa type.

2.   30-Day Visa-Free Entry for Residents of Select Countries:

Indians residing in certain countries can also enter the Philippines for up to 30 days without a visa. To qualify, the traveler must hold a valid visa or residence permit from any of the following:Australia

·         Japan

·         United States

·         Schengen Area countries

·         United Kingdom

·         Singapore

This 30-day visa-free entry also cannot be extended or changed into any other visa type.

Required Documents

To enter the Philippines visa-free, Indian travelers must carry:

·         A valid Indian passport (with at least six months' validity)

·         Proof of residence

·         A confirmed return flight ticket

·         Proof of sufficient bank balance

E-Visa Facility Still Available

The Philippines' e-visa facility for Indian citizens will remain operational. Indians who do not qualify for the visa-free entry can apply online for a single-entry 30-day e-visa.

Applications should be submitted via the official portal evisa.gov.ph. Required documents include:

·         Passport

·         Identity proof

·         Proof of residence

·         Return flight ticket

·         Bank statement

 

How to Naturally Cover Gray Hair Using Onion Peel and Coconut Oil

Synopsis: Discover a natural and chemical-free way to cover gray hair using just coconut oil, onion peels, henna, and ghee. This DIY blend restores color, boosts scalp health, and brings back your hair’s natural shine, without any side effects.

What Happens When You Apply Onion Water and Henna to Gray Hair?

Ditch chemical dyes! Learn how to naturally cover gray hair using a homemade blend of onion peel, coconut oil, henna, and ghee. 100% natural and safe for all hair types.

If you’ve been relying on chemical hair dyes to cover your gray strands, it’s time to rethink. Frequent use of store-bought dyes can actually damage your hair over time, stripping away its natural shine and strength. But what if there was a natural way to darken your hair-- no harsh chemicals involved?

Premature graying is no longer just a sign of aging. These days, even young adults are facing this issue due to hormonal imbalances, poor nutrition, stress, and fast-paced lifestyles. While dyeing is the go-to solution for many, it's not the healthiest option in the long run.

Thankfully, nature offers a safe and effective remedy. A simple blend of onion skin, henna, ghee, and coconut oil can help restore your natural hair color while nourishing it deeply.

 Ingredients:

• Onion (peel)
• Ghee
• Coconut oil
• Henna powder

How to Prepare:

1. Take a handful of onion peels and boil them in water.
2. Once the water turns a deep golden color, allow it to cool.
3. Strain the liquid and add henna powder to the mixture.
4. Stir in a spoonful of ghee and a small amount of coconut oil.
5. Mix thoroughly and let it sit covered for a few hours before use.

How to Use:

1. Make sure your hair is clean and free from oil.
2. Section your hair and apply the mixture thoroughly from root to tip.
3. Let it sit for 20–30 minutes.
4. Rinse off with cold water (no shampoo required immediately after).

Repeat once a week for visible results.

Why It Works:

• Onion: Rich in sulfur, which improves hair pigment and strengthens follicles.
• Henna: A natural tinting agent that enhances dark tones.
• Coconut Oil & Ghee: Deeply hydrating; lock in moisture and give a healthy shine.
• This combo also helps reduce dandruff, dry scalp, and hair breakage over time.