Amid the political row following Congress senior leader Digvijaya Singh praising RSS' organisational model, Thiruvananthapuram MP and Congress leader Shashi Tharoor came out in support of Digvijaya Singh. Tharoor said discipline within party is important and the Congress, having a long history
Meet Neal Mohan: India-Origin YouTube Boss Named TIME’s CEO Of The Year 2025

Meet Neal Mohan: India-Origin YouTube Boss Named TIME’s CEO Of The Year 2025
YouTube chief Indian-origin, Neal Mohan, has been named as TIME's 2025 CEO of the year, saying the streaming giant has strengthened its lead in the global attention economy since taking over in 2023.
The US-based magazine calls him “calm, low-profile and approachable, different from loud Silicon Valley CEOs".
Admiring his leadership style, TIME highlighted that his style feels like a “restaurant manager checking in" — supportive, hands-on, human.
The magazine added that he directly with creators; takes selfies, joins videos, remembers their work.
YouTube shorts has now giving a cut-throat challenge to Meta Reels with almost 2 billion monthly users. he company has also become a dominant force in audio. About one-third of podcast listeners now say YouTube is their primary platform—more than Spotify.
TIME noted that creators remain at the center of Mohan's strategy. ouTube has paid out more than $100 billion to creators since 2021, even though most videos still don't earn money.
AI is another area where Mohan is placing big bets. In 2025, YouTube launched more than 30 AI tools to help people edit, dub, clip, and publish videos faster. Mohan believes AI will bring in a fresh wave of amateur creators and make the platform more inclusive.
Mohan began his career at Accenture, moved into internet advertising early with DoubleClick, briefly worked in strategy at Microsoft, and returned to DoubleClick before Google acquired it. Along the way, he built a reputation for being detail-oriented, calm under pressure, and deeply technical.
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Beyond YouTube, Mohan sits on several influential boards. He joined the board of Starbucks in 2024, and is also a trustee at The Paley Center for Media. He holds advisory roles at Stanford University's Graduate School of Business and is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations—signals of his growing influence beyond Silicon Valley. He previously served on the boards of 23andMe and Stitch Fix, reflecting his strong interest in consumer-facing and tech-enabled businesses.
Mohan studied electrical engineering at Stanford and later returned for his MBA, where he was named an Arjay Miller Scholar—an honour reserved for top performers.
Source: News18
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Amid the political row following Congress senior leader Digvijaya Singh praising RSS' organisational model, Thiruvananthapuram MP and Congress leader Shashi Tharoor came out in support of Digvijaya Singh. Tharoor said discipline within party is important and the Congress, having a long history
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