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Life Advice of the Day by Jensen Huang: “Greatness comes from character, and character isn’t formed out of smart people. It is formed out of...” From washing plates as a child to building the AI revolution: how NVIDIA’s billionaire CEO turned failure into fortune and changed technology foreverJensen Huang’s life advice is simple but powerful: character grows through struggle, not comfort. The NVIDIA CEO did not become a billionai...- Quote of the Day by Karl Marx: 'The only antidote to mental suffering is physical pain' Decoding the thought of one of the world's greatest philosophersKarl Marx, renowned for his radical socio-economic theories, contended that embracing physical anguish might ease emotional turmoil. His re...
- Quote of the day by Aldous Huxley: 'I wanted to change the world. But I have found that the only thing one can be sure of changing is oneself' ; life lessons from Brave New World authorAldous Huxley, author of Brave New World, believed personal change is key. He argued that focusing on self-improvement creates a ripple eff...
- Is a college education still worth it in India?India must confront the impact of AI on jobs due to its large youth population, reliance on software services, and an oversupply of graduat...
- February 22, today in world history: From NASCAR milestone to iconic birthdays that shaped the worldFebruary 22nd boasts a rich history, from George Washington's 1732 birth and the first US trade with China in 1784, to the Adams-Onís Treat...
- Biohacker Bryan Johnson declares war on death, wants health as the ‘new GDP’: Why humanity must rethink life before AI outpaces usBillionaire biohacker Bryan Johnson, famed for his $2 million-a-year Project Blueprint, has urged humanity to make “defeating death” its to...
- Bhagat Singh 118th birth anniversary: Early life, top 10 famous quotes, and legacyBhagat Singh Jayanti honors the birth of a pivotal figure in India's independence movement, born in 1907. Driven by revolutionary and socia...
- India steps into 4th Industrial Revolution: What can happenIndia is poised to enter the core of the Fourth Industrial Revolution with its first indigenously made chip expected by the end of 2025. Th...
- Muskets, markets and models: Why AI is the new engine of revolutionFrom agriculture's dawn to the digital age, revolutions have consistently reshaped power dynamics. Ownership of land, machines, and now art...
- Who is Mohammad Bagheri, Iran's chief of armed forces killed in Israeli strike?An Israeli airstrike has reportedly killed Gen Mohammad Bagheri, Iran's chief of staff of the armed forces and a former commander in the Re...
- China's population falls for a third straight year, posing challenges for its government and economyChina's population declined for the third consecutive year in 2024, dropping by 1.39 million to 1.408 billion, reflecting demographic chall...
- China's population falls for third straight year, posing challenges for its government, economyChina's population declined for the third consecutive year in 2004, with a drop of 1.39 million, reaching 1.408 billion. This trend mirrors...
- What AI can do to science, will be most interesting: Satya NadellaArtificial Intelligence may have given new tools to science, but the most interesting thing to watch out for will be what it can do to acce...
- Around the bowl in 75 years: Time for a different approach to food productionICAR has promoted a model of agrotech change led by hybrid seeds and intense cultivation of just a few crops, but there may be greater valu...
- History of hunger: A famine 100 years ago is key to understanding the Ukrainian crisisIt’s estimated that 3.9 million Ukrainians died of starvation due to the famine.
- Nobel Economics Prize: What are 'natural experiments'?The work of David Card, Joshua Angrist & Guido Imbens, the recipients of the Nobel Prize in Economics, is based on 'natural experiments', w...
- Hugh Hefner: Poster boy of the grown-up worldHugh Hefner's death, at a very adult age of 91, provides us the opportunity to pay homage to a man who demystified sexuality by putting it ...
- How Warren Buffett’s family secretly funded a birth control revolutionIn the past decade, the Susan Thompson Buffett Foundation has become the most influential supporter of research on IUDs and expanding acces...
- Innovation, productivity, new markets essential for sustainable growthWithout improvements in agricultural technology, it will be difficult to feed a population approaching 10 billion.
- India can't go the China way in controlling the Internet: Sam Pitroda"If someone wants some content, who are we to control him or her. Instead, India should have its own locally relevant social networks," say...
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