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Turkish Airlines reported a $2.2 billion Profit from Main Operations in 2025, highlighting the resilience of its business model and steady growth despite geopolitical tensions, trade disruptions, and aircraft supply challenges faced by the global aviation industry. The airline said its total revenues rose 6.3% year-on-year to $24.1 billion in 2025, supported largely by strong passenger demand in international and premium travel segments. In the fourth quarter alone, revenues increased 12% to $6.3 billion, while Profit from Main Operations grew 23% to $534 million compared to the same period last year. Turkish Airlines expanded its fleet by 5% to 516…

Aon plc (NYSE: AON), a leading global professional services firm, today released findings from its study, Gender and Leadership at India Inc, revealing that the leadership gap in corporate India is driven less by women’s ambition and more by how leadership opportunities are structured and allocated. Based on a survey of 1,500 leaders, including over 400 women across over 30 cities in India, the study provides a comprehensive view at how women and men progress through the leadership pipeline and identifies the structural barriers that limit women’s advancement to senior roles. The research shows that women and men demonstrate comparable…

Turkish Airlines has partnered with Google to introduce a next-generation baggage locating solution, becoming a launch partner for Google’s new Find Hub “share item location” feature. The collaboration marks a significant step in the airline’s digital transformation strategy aimed at improving operational efficiency and enhancing passenger experience. Under the initiative, passengers travelling with Find Hub-compatible tracker tags or network accessories attached to their baggage can generate a secure location link through the Find Hub app and share it with Turkish Airlines baggage representatives. The feature provides precise and continuously updated location data, helping airline teams locate and return misplaced or…

The Sterlite EdIndia Foundation on Thursday hosted the Data & AI for Education Governance Roundtable in Mumbai, bringing together senior leaders from municipal corporations, district administrations, education departments and leading education foundations to discuss how technology can strengthen education systems in India. Held at the Sterlite Electric Office in Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC), the roundtable focused on improving student learning outcomes and strengthening administrative planning in line with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 and the National Curriculum Framework (NCF). Participants highlighted the growing need for insight-driven systems to improve planning, monitoring and evaluation across classrooms and institutions.The session was…

The widely used marketing phrase “in-built stabilizer” in televisions is often misunderstood by consumers and does not provide the same protection as a dedicated voltage stabilizer, according to industry experts. Modern televisions are fitted with an SMPS (Switch Mode Power Supply), a component designed to convert AC power into the DC power required for internal circuitry. Experts clarify that the SMPS does not regulate external voltage fluctuations in the way a stabilizer does, despite the common perception created by the “in-built stabilizer” label. Voltage instability remains a concern across several parts of India. Semi-urban and rural regions frequently experience fluctuation…