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• Where's the line when it comes to personal questions asked on job applications? One applicant has challenged questions about depression, mental health and sick leave asked by a Z petrol station.

• Job hunting can be a stressful and frustrating process. Most working professionals looking for new jobs spend hours perfecting their resumes and job applications. They also go through multiple rounds of interviews, sometimes spread across days or weeks. However, this too doesn't guarantee a job. The whole process can be frustrating for the applicant and getting ghosted by the Human Resources (HR) team can further add to this frustration. Now, a job applicant recently shared an email they received, informing why they haven't been chosen for the job. 

• Another cultural difference: All manner of service people, including waiters and salespeople, are typically somewhat less solicitous of customers than they are in the U.S., in part because good service doesn't invite the same kind of monetary reward as in the U.S. In other words, don't expect your waiter to introduce herself by name, American-style — or to serve your food with an ingratiating smile. 

• Few things are more Parisian than a busy - and sometimes rude - waiter running around with a tray in hand. Be sure to step out of the way, as the infamous Parisian waiter race is returning to the capital in March, for the first time in 13 years.

• Well, in the upcoming episode of Anupamaa, Toshu aka Paritosh surprises Anu by asking her for the job of a waiter. Well, Toshu's willingness to do a job leaves Anu shocked. She gets happy and gives him a warm welcome at her cafe. She dresses like a waiter for her son. But, things will not go as planned and destiny has other plans for Anu. Toshu is happy joining Anu and even she feels proud that her son is finally working. But, Toshu has another motive in his mind. He is secretly scheming against Anu and will make things more complicated for everyone.

• Remission and extinguishment of small income-tax demands will not entail any credit or refund, Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has said. It simultaneously said that such a scheme will not result in immunity from prosecution. The scheme aims to benefit over 1 crore assessees.

• External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar clarified that secularism entails showing respect for all religions and does not entail denying one's own religion or feeling ashamed of one's culture and heritage.

• Nitrous oxide can cause paralysis and death. We got it delivered to our door in under an hour

• The bill allows industrial and automotive use of nitrous oxide and makes exceptions for legitimate restaurant usage, but will remove the gas from the shelves of smoke shops and corner stores across the state.

• Astigmatism correction has become an increasingly important component of cataract surgery as surgeons aim to meet the high refractive expectations of patients, especially with respect to “spectacle independence”. Of late, toric intraocular lens (IOL) implantation provides a reliable and effective method for meeting these expectations; however, surgeons must take particular care to ensure that inaccurate preoperative measurements and intraoperative misalignments (eg, head tilt and cyclotorsion caused by positional changes) do not result in unexpected postoperative residual astigmatism.

• In the final Tavano looked to be set to take the gold without resistance and scored an earl waza-ari to lay her claim for the medal but Wolszczak was not about to agree to that and promptly threw to equalise. Tavano found a new gear in response and took charge in ne-waza, finishing with a fast koshi-jime. This 21-year-old will zip even further up the rankings ahead of the Abu Dhabi World Championships; what a career she is beginning to carve out.

• Wenal brought three carvers from across the East Coast. Competing for the first-place slot of the day were Dan Hartly, Wyatt Harrison, Josh Miller and Wenal. The men had two days to carve and sell as many wooden sculptures as possible.

• The 2023 season was cut short to 22 races after China’s cancellation and the unfortunate flooding of Imola. The Emilia Romagna region of Italy was flooded after the area experienced several months’ worth of rain in two weeks. This forced the organizers to cancel the Imola GP. However, the circus is slowly becoming a bad omen for the country as the upcoming race at the Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari is under threat once again because of floods.

• The petitioner had approached the high court in 2017 through advocate Dhairyasheel Sutar, challenging the October 2013 order of the district Collector cancelling her non-creamy layer certificate. She had also challenged the February 2014 decision of the Lokmanya Tilak Municipal Medical College and Hospital, Sion to cancel her admission to the MBBS course on account of cancellation of her non-creamy layer certificate.

• Machine learning is becoming increasingly common in indoor cannabis grows, as cultivators use sophisticated sensors and cameras to maintain optimal growing conditions, sound the alarm about threats such as pests or disease and reduce labor costs associated with both menial and high-level cultivation tasks.

• Following years of growth in the North European lit tomato cultivation, the European tomato sector has changed drastically in recent years due to the energy crisis and the rugose virus. The refusal of buyers to provide price guarantees made profitable cultivation of tomatoes under illumination impossible. Now that energy rates have stabilized, resistant varieties are making headway, and LED lighting has been embraced, lit tomato cultivation is on the rise again.

• At a vegetable cultivation facility in Deqing county, Zhejiang province, clusters of tomatoes hang from branches like red and green Christmas ornaments, while workers shuttle back and forth, busily harvesting, sorting and packaging the fresh produce for distribution nationwide.

• The pioneering spin-off Nordic SeaFarm, born from the research of three prestigious Swedish universities and leading the project, with its more than 50 years of experience in seaweed cultivation and marine ecology, is driving the change by shifting the production of Ulva into a cost-efficient, large-scale, off-shore European reality.

• Ecologists were astounded in April to come across a sudden and exuberant display of the slender sedge plant population at Askham Bog.

• They are versatile and gorgeous, adding height, texture, and movement anywhere you plant them. Many people plant sedge grass because it is low-maintenance and has a beautiful range of colors, from green and yellow hues to purple and red. With over 2,000 species, you can find sedge grass varieties for almost every type of garden and climate. They are often drought-tolerant, making them a great choice for more arid climates.