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CBSE retains COEMPT for answer-sheet scanning, shifts data to its own serversWhen asked about whether COEMPT will be able to scan answer sheets despite its track record, the official said, "They scanned 40 crore page...- Mexico City braces for World Cup, eager to showcase food and culture amid crowds and congestionMexico City gears up for the World Cup this summer. Visitors can explore historical sites like Zocalo and Chapultepec Park. The city boasts...
- GRWM: Kids’ cosmetics brands vie to ‘catch them young’The 'get ready with me' trend has propelled children into the beauty industry, with 'kidfluencers' driving early engagement with cosmetics....
- Karnataka taps the brakes on screen time with draft policy to curb student mobile addictionThe Karnataka government is taking proactive steps to combat the challenges of excessive digital engagement among students with its newly p...
- Excessive screen time in children linked to health, cognitive risks: StudyRecent findings indicate that young Indians are becoming increasingly tethered to their screens, with many surpassing the recommended globa...
- Short-form video impact: How scrolling affects attention span & well-beingShort videos are impacting attention and emotions. A large study shows excessive scrolling links to reduced focus and increased stress. The...
- UK, France mull social media bans for youth as debate ragesCountries including France and Britain are considering following Australia's lead by banning children and some teenagers from using social ...
- Indian messaging app Arattai will now support video calls on Android TVsHomegrown personal messaging app Arattai is now available on Android TV. Making an announcement on X, Zoho chief scientist Sridhar Vembu sa...
- So, who’s glued to the screens? A new, fast-growing vulnerable group is now addicted to phonesTeens and screens have been a source of worry for some time now. Social psychologists warn of the rise of an “anxious generation”. The worr...
- Your iPhone is getting smarter about charging, and the new iOS update will bring the upgrade you needApple is anticipated to unveil iOS 19 at WWDC 2025, introducing a helpful charging estimate feature. This feature, potentially linked to Ap...
- Study reveals social media's growing influence on eating disorders among adolescents. Here is what parents need to knowIncreasing screen time and social media use significantly raise the risk of eating disorders among teens. Exposure to unattainable body ide...
- Study reveals how problematic screen use takes a toll on cognitive functionsThe study identifies a range of adverse effects, including mental health deterioration, academic or work performance decline, social isolat...
- Studies show that children's average screen-time drastically increased during the pandemic. Here's how you can bring it downHas your kid become too addicted to browsing?
- India opposes WTO process on fisheries sopsNew Delhi's statement assumes significance as the members of the multilateral organisation aim to arrive at a deal to curb harmful fishery ...
- Binge-watching too much? How to know if it's a problem – and what to do about itToday, millions of us – including me – regularly consume our favourite series in this way. The proliferation of streaming services over rec...
- Addicted to the screen? Your binge-watching could be a problem. Here's what to do about itBinge-watching addiction is not officially recognised, but the phenomenon is growing.
- Are you addicted to the internet? It might cause depression & anxietyThe unstoppable rise of the internet has given rise to fears that people are becoming unable to cope without regularly going online.
- New scrolling technique to improve reading on devicesThe new technique has been given the name Spotlights and is based on the spotlight metaphor of human visual attention.
- New tool to prevent smartphone malwareThe tool developed by North Carolina State University researchers improves on previous techniques by targeting code written in the C progra...
- Facebook can make you mentally ill: StudyFacebook and other social networking sites may affect your mental health by causing psychotic episodes and delusions, researchers warn.
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