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As AI use increases at work, many employees still choose not to use it: Gallup pollMost workers using AI report productivity boosts. Roughly 3 in 10 employees are frequent users of AI in their jobs, meaning they use it dai...- Word of the day: ChaperoneChaperone meaning: The word chaperone has a rich history. It means a person who supervises younger individuals. This term comes from French...
- Pseudoliparis Swirei: How the Deepest Fish Ever Recorded Survives Crushing PressureScientists have discovered the deepest fish ever recorded, the hadal snailfish, thriving over 8,200 meters down in the Mariana Trench. This...
- 'Unparliamentary' is, alas, ParliamentaryIndia's Parliament witnessed unruly behavior, reminiscent of a children's playground brawl. While some may dismiss this as an anomaly, it r...
- Harbhajan Singh assists in the rescue of a 21-year-old Bathinda girl held captive in OmanAam Aadmi Party (AAP) Rajya Sabha nominee and one of India's finest bowlers recently collaborated with the Indian Embassy in Oman to save 2...
- View: India's Afghan strategy as China steps up presence in Af-Pak regionTo complicate India’s position further, Beijing is allegedly ramping up infrastructural projects such as the Kabul-Peshawar highway to link...
- EU lawmakers OK virus pass, boosting summer travel hopesRight now, traveling in the EU's 27 nations is a trial for tourists and airlines alike. Countries have various COVID-19 traffic-light syste...
- From chauffeuring Dizzy Gillespie to becoming his disciple: The life and times of Arturo SandovalDizzy Gillespie forever changed trumpet master Arturo Sandoval’s life.
- Kanyakumari to Kashmir: How a few South Indians had vital links to Kashmir's modern historySouth India has a few vital links to Kashmir’s modern history, and by extension, to its destiny.
- View: President Trump & OROPPresident Donald Trump’s ‘America First’ abdication of global leadership was always set to make China’s rise easier. The Syrian and Afghan ...
- India Inc weddings in full swing; here's what billionaires want for their honeymoonA husband spent $80k to have a 210-foot yacht carpeted, so his wife could wear stilettos on board.
- How 21st century Indian rich behave in the era of technologyIn this technology-led era, the rich now want to take position that need not be visible expensive but must necessarily be more informed.
- 12 ways to get paid to travel the worldWe've compiled ways for just about anyone to get their golden ticket to spending weeks, or years, in exotic lands while earning some cash.
- Being a travel writer is hard! A word of warning to everyone who considers it a glam jobTourism boards across the world are ready with their red carpets for every samosa and khakraloving soul to walk by, see the sights, spend t...
- 'Pyaar Ka Punchnama 2' review: Insipid & verbose"Pyaar Ka Punchnama 2" possesses neither the originality nor the punch that elevated the first film to several notches above the average.
- Superstar Rajinikanth seeks Dr. D's adviceDear Dr. D, why were so many needed at the ISL? I, alone, could have tackled, dribbled and free-kicked.
- How Anand Mahindra is helping social enterprises scale up with philanthropic capitalRather than simply give money away, Mahindra is seeding social enterprises, coaching them and helping them attract commercial investors.
- India's case for direct democracy? European Union shows the way to put citizens at the centre of decision-makingEven as India debates the pros and cons of participative democracy, a new political engagement in the EU puts its citizens at the centre of...
- Social Enterprises: Bubble building within the space, creating fissures in the sectorThe foundation of social businesses has historically rested more on the first word than the second. But now the focus is shifting to the se...
- NS Raghavan on way to change Indian philanthropyWhat NSR hopes to do is chaperone Indian philanthropy from a charitable, crisis-alleviation mode to a sector that can perhaps take on, and ...
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