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AI deals with media outlets like WSJ and FT help tech firms avoid conflicts. Google pays WSJ for new AI content. Need for regulation in transformative
Over the last few weeks, campuses in 'First World' America - not in 'ghettoes' or boondocks, mind you - have been out-JNU-Jamia-Jadavpuring themselves
MGNREGA data shows Tamil Nadu's success in fund allocation and female participation, unlike Bihar. The 'north-south' disparity highlights the need for
Chef Ton's abode is the perfect, sparkling space to taste what happens when the finest ingredients meld with the 'dark art' of astounding cooking.
Everything in this physical world is made of matter, which is made of particles constantly in motion. Just as everything in nature changes from one mo
Proportionality bias is the tendency to attribute significant events to equally significant causes. This bias often fuels conspiracy theories, as peop
Morality, the foundation of spiritual practice, is not the final destination but an essential beginning. It requires mental equilibrium and is often e
Between Nestle's 'added sugar in infant foods' for Indian markets controversy, Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) stopping malted be
China has amassed a ferocious pack of EV-makers, led by the world's top producer BYD, that are not only forcing price cuts but are also pushing the en
Indian elections often feature surprising twists, like Akshay Kanti Bam switching from Congress to BJP. Initially objected to by BJP due to old charge
The decision by the UGC to allow students with 4-year undergrad degrees and 75% aggregate marks to sit for the NET for a PhD programme aims to simplif
Following the partition of India and Pakistan, the governments of both countries decided to exchange inmates of lunatic asylums similar to prisoners.
At 60 years old, Alejandra Marisa Rodriguez defies conventional beauty standards by winning the Miss Universe title for the Buenos Aires province. Con
WhatsApp's encryption and compliance with law enforcement raise complex issues. While governments can seek information for law enforcement, WhatsApp's
Insults provoke hurt, anger, and indignation, but their true impact depends on our perception. While insults may arise from various motives, including
Observing nature and everyday life can lead to profound enlightenment, as noted by Persian mystics Hakim Sanai and Rumi. This enlightenment comes thro
Take those yawn-inducing moments when reporters toss out the age-old question to fresh-faced politicos: 'Why politics?' We expect some witty retort. I
In any other person's hands, the song would have become a paean to self-pity. But what Morrissey crafts is the source of world disdain - unrequited lo
US universities have never been shy about calling in the police to deal with protesting students. Authorities must weigh the justification of taking p
The country's leading airlines are drawing up the blueprint on how to claw back market share lost to carriers in the Gulf that currently cater to the