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Sydney airport hits a standstill: Why dozens of flights were trapped on the tarmac for hoursA staffing problem inside Sydney Airport's control tower caused significant flight delays on Friday. Over one hundred departing flights fac...- A Harvard psychologist in 1943 wanted pigeons to guide missiles during World War II. Eight decades later, it earned him an Ig Nobel Peace PrizeDuring World War II, B.F. Skinner developed Project Pigeon to guide missiles. Trained pigeons pecked at screens, steering weapons toward en...
- Executing Rs 54,000 cr works with Rs 71,000 cr projects in pipeline: South Coast RailwayThe South Coast Railway Zone is rapidly establishing itself as a leader in India's railway network. With over fifty-four thousand crore rup...
- US employers rethink H-1B talent strategy as Trump policies tighten: Envoy GlobalUS employers are changing hiring and retention strategies for foreign professionals. This shift occurs as H-1B program changes make it more...
- 'I thought he would never walk again': How Sreeshankar Murali overcame a career-threatening knee injury to win Commonwealth silverSreeshankar Murali achieved a silver medal at the Commonwealth Games after a severe knee injury. His father described the comeback as incre...
- For the first time, Maharashtra lets homeopathy doctors prescribe modern medicines; IMA calls strike, warns of bigger agitationMaharashtra has made a groundbreaking decision, permitting homeopathy practitioners to prescribe conventional medicines after completing a ...
- Sterlite Tech, HFCL gain 5% each on reports of US ban on Chinese data centre devicesShares of Sterlite Technologies and HFCL rallied 5% each after reports that the US administration is considering restrictions on Chinese da...
- The AI competition paradoxChina's open-source AI models are challenging US dominance, driving intense competition. Chinese firms are gaining market share through low...
- SC issues notice to Centre on plea challenging validity of CAPF ActThe Supreme Court issued notice to the Centre regarding a plea challenging the CAPF Act. This new law allegedly violates the separation of ...
- Turboprop maker ATR predicts demand for 10 aircraft per year in 2 decadesATR forecasts demand for ten aircraft annually in India over twenty years. Production capacity hinges on overcoming global supply chain con...
- India's education crisis: Overqualified yet underqualifiedIndia's education system is leaving graduates both overqualified and underqualified, failing to meet the needs of a changing labour market....
- Life Lesson quote by Margaret Thatcher, 'What is success? I think it is a mixture of having a flair for the thing that you are doing; knowing that it is not enough, that you have got to have hard work and a certain sense of purpose' teaches life advice about talent, hard work, balance, purpose, discipline, positivity in lifeQuote of the day by Margaret Thatcher offers a practical formula for achievement: recognize your strengths, develop them through hard work,...
- AI keeps consumer prices high in 'RAMaggedon' chip crunchMemory chip prices are rising significantly due to artificial intelligence demand. This shortage is impacting consumer electronics and pote...
- After making inroads into healthcare, private equity players are targeting India's schoolsAs private equity firms turn their attention to India's school education sector, they are adopting innovative investment strategies. By foc...
- Sarvam AI plans trillion-parameter model, sets sights on competing with ChatGPT, Gemini and ClaudeSarvam AI plans a trillion-parameter model to rival global AI leaders. The company's existing voice AI is cost-effective and performs well....
- Indian Railways ordered to pay Rs 25,000 after RAC passenger was forced to share blanket, pillow with strangerThe Delhi Consumer Commission ordered Indian Railways to pay Rs 25,000 to a passenger. This passenger received only one blanket while shari...
- No chips, no models, no problem: Indian manufacturers strike gold in AI's infrastructure gold rushAt a bustling factory in western India, technicians work around the clock to turn glass into hair-thin fibre-optic strands destined for dat...
- AI's hunger for data is now consuming rare books and booksellers are cashing inArtificial intelligence firms are purchasing vast quantities of physical books. These books are scanned to train large language models and ...
- As Iran war rages on, US takes a massive hit far from the battle ground; loses nuclear supercarrier USS NimitzAmerica's first nuclear supercarrier, USS Nimitz, is preparing for deactivation in March 2027. This iconic warship has served the US Navy f...
- The movie 'Border' inspired her, took different job to support family. Years later, she made history in Indian Army. Meet Major Prajakta DesaiA Bollywood blockbuster inspired her to serve the country and join the Army. In a recent post on Instagram, Major Prajakta Desai, the first...
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