Today’s top tech news: Drones are saving Indian cities, soft skills could save young engineers and plugging the fuel leak will save Chandrayaan 2

One third of young professionals around the world think that education has helped them attain the technical skills that they need for a job but they still lack soft skills, which are more in demand by employers today.

With the working environment getting increasingly competitive, these engineers will also have to reskill themselves every three to four years in order to stay relevant in their respective industries.

India’s mission the Moon’s South Pole, Chandrayaan 2, was reportedly delayed due to a leak in its fuel tank. It’s not a big leak, and in fact, if the mission hadn’t been one of such national significance, the Indian Space and Research Organisation (ISRO) might not even have called it off.

Apparently they’re done draining the fuel tank in order to plug the leak and they still have one minute every day this month to try and get Chandrayaan 2 off the ground.

A YouTube creator who goes by ‘ctrl shift face’ has created viral videos with Sylvestor Stallon starring in Terminator 2 and Jim Carrey replacing Jack Nicholson in The Shining.. And while watching your favorite actors feature in classic movies might make for a fun watch, it also highlights how effective deepfake technology is at creating realistic but false videos.

According to Deloitte, the way to fight artificial intelligence (AI) is with AI. The technology that makes deepfakes possible can be used to detect such videos before they can cause damage.

The Indian Gems and Jewellery (G&J) sector is one of the largest in the world, is home to over 300,000 gems and jewellery players and what is driving Alibaba.com’s business in the country.

Denny Wang, Alibaba’s Regional Director for Global B2B Business in South Asia told Business Insider India, “We’ve come to find an increasing demand amongst our buyer base for Indian gems and jewellery from various regions, especially Hong Kong, UAE and the USA.”