On Rahul Gandhi's 56th birthday, the Indian Youth Congress organised a Mega Job Fair at Delhi's Talkatora Stadium. Over 35,000 candidates registered, and 150+ companies participated. The result? 7,000 youths received on-the-spot offer letters. Congress leaders called it a "silent protest" against unemployment, with party president Mallikarjun Khanna saying: "We will not stop until every youth gets employment."
7,000 on-the-spot jobs on a leader's birthday – does this set a new standard for political birthday celebrations?
Finland has once again been named the happiest country in the world, securing the top spot for the ninth consecutive year in the United Nations World Happiness Report 2026.
To share the lifestyle behind its success, Finland is offering selected applicants a free seven-day experience in its breathtaking Lakeland region. Visitors will explore Finnish wellness traditions, including sauna culture, time in nature, and a slower, more balanced way of living.
The report, based on Gallup World Poll data from 147 countries and supported by researchers from leading global universities, suggests that stronger social connections, trust, and time away from digital distractions play a key role in overall wellbeing.
Sources: United Nations World Happiness Report 2026, Gallup World Poll, Oxford University, Columbia University, Simon Fraser University, Visit Finland
