Raccoons possess an extraordinary sense of touch, utilizing their paws like highly sensitive organs to explore and understand their environ...

Artificial intelligence is changing how Americans file taxes in 2025. Many tax platforms now use AI assistants to help people organize docu...

The bill spells out the rights of an employee in case AI is being used by the organisation. It says the government must ensure transparency...

A Parliamentary panel emphasized the urgent need for a new law to grant wider powers to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) to invest...

Nagaland Director General of Police (DGP) Ruin Sharma on Monday called upon everyone to treat drug users as sick patients and not criminals...

The Indian government has told the Delhi High Court that it is considering introducing new provisions for the recruitment of women to the p...

Last Friday, the nation’s top court upheld Trai’s appeal against an almost two-year-old telecom tribunal order that had junked a regulation...

The matter dates back to 2014, when the US Department of Labor's Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs (OFCCP) audited the Califor...

Pay gap reflects poor women representation, but situation changing with women aiming for high-paying roles.

Your decision to join the union should depend on whether you face discrimination in your company or fear you would be removed without a val...

The chief minister has listed the areas where the state has suffered a huge cash crunch.

The book was to have been released by Kalam's co-author Arun Tiwari and eminent Malayalam writer M T Vasudevan Nair.

The e-Nose has sensors that can catch odors and build a pattern around them. This pattern is used to understand what's harmful and will not...

The fair trade regulator noted that the matter "does not fall under its purview" as the conduct of the departments was related to collectio...

Rajnath Singh said India also wants good relations with Pakistan and is ready to hold talks with that country to end the problem of infiltr...

Adopting a tempered stance, the government says there is no public health rationale for mandatory testing of a person for HIV/AIDS.

It opened a can of worms in what is fast becoming one of India’s most controversial and sensitive labour law issues.