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India's software workforce faces a potential shakeup in the next decade as automation, particularly through AI, threatens to replace "mediocre software developers," potentially impacting the country's export-driven economy. Experts urge professionals to upskill, diversify income sources, and explore business-related roles to navigate the disruption.

The Election Commission of India will visit Jammu and Kashmir next week to assess the region's readiness for upcoming elections, engaging with local officials and political parties to ensure a smooth and democratic process. This visit comes as Jammu and Kashmir marks five years as a Union Territory, following its bifurcation in 2019.

Heathrow Airport, a major aviation hub, will remain closed for the entire day on Friday due to a significant power outage caused by a large fire near the airport. The fire originated at an electrical substation supplying power to Heathrow, prompting the airport to prioritize the safety of passengers and staff by closing until 23:59 on March 21st.

The Reserve Bank of India has urged the CEO and deputy CEO of IndusInd Bank to step down due to significant accounting lapses, but the bank has denied the claims. The lender is under scrutiny after disclosing a substantial accounting discrepancy stemming from an internal review of forex derivative transactions.

A Reddit post has sparked debate about hiring biases in India, particularly against married professionals, with some alleging that candidates are rejected solely for their marital status. This practice, while considered inappropriate and even illegal in many countries, highlights concerns about work-life balance expectations and the need for a more inclusive hiring landscape in India's corporate sector.