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In senior homes, AI technology is sensing falls before they happenNew technology is transforming senior care. Advanced AI sensors now monitor elderly residents for fall risks. These systems detect subtle c...- Ind vs Aus 5th Test: Indian pacers to face an uphill task as batsmen crumble for 185 in first inningsIndia’s batting lineup crumbled once more as they were bowled out for a low first innings total of 185 in the fifth Test against Australia ...
- Agitating doctors continue sit-in, 'cease work'; await state's action on groundJunior doctors in West Bengal continue their protest, demanding the state government implement promised changes. They achieved partial succ...
- Air pollution: Every day, 464 children in India die: Report464 children under 5 die daily in India due to air pollution, surpassing tobacco & diabetes as leading cause of death. China & India accoun...
- Regan Smith sets a world record in the 100 backstroke at the US Olympic trialsThis world record was five years in the making for Regan Smith. What an up-and-down journey it's been. Bouncing back from a close-but-no-Ol...
- BJP-JDS seal alliance in Karnataka; not worried, says CongressThe Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Janata Dal Secular (JDS) have officially announced their alliance for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections...
- Two years after suffering a crippling stroke, Sinbad now on path to miraculous recovery. See detailsThe family is incredibly appreciative of this miracle. The news was announced two years after Sinbad suffered an ischemic attack, according...
- Petrodollar’s debt-fuelled high may be on the wane. That may not be a bad thing for the worldThis is not to say US will not resist with might and main. Even the recent flurry of activity by US diplomats and journalists to convince I...
- Sanctions don’t hurt PutinThe US and its Western allies hope that the sanctions will, over time, increase the pace of Russia's economic collapse and force Putin to r...
- French screen legend Michel Piccoli passes away at 94He died "in the arms of his wife Ludivine and his children Inord and Missia after a stroke."
- Not just cough and fever, COVID-19 has neurological and digestive symptomsApart from loss of taste and smell, hallucinations, headaches and dizziness could be Covid's warning signs.
- View: Covid-19 pandemic has immensely boosted the case for Universal HealthcareThe main reason why it is always difficult to run a campaign for Universal Healthcare is because we fall sick singly and alone. When we are...
- Rs 2,000 notes too being pushed into human trafficking: Kailash SatyarthiAt an election rally in Dehradun, PM Modi had asserted that demonetisation "had destroyed, in one stroke, terrorism, drug mafia, human traf...
- Coal India workers threaten strike over stake saleCoal India’s workers have threatened to go on an indefinite strike if the government goes ahead with its plan to sell more equity in the co...
- Keep your financial details out of hackers' reachWhile transacting on the Internet, maintain some safeguards to keep your account and personal details safe. Vidyalaxmi elaborates.
- US, Japan see no quick end to economic crisisUS Treasury warned that a boost to the economy will not come quickly despite a massive bailout and automakers pleaded for more help to save...
- Japan faces year of no growth, US automakers plead for bailoutIn a global economic meltdown that has forced US auto chiefs to plead for government help to save their once-proud empire.
- Well-directed moveIndia’s close to $9-billion petrochemicals industry has been given a directional advice by the government in the form of a policy approved ...
- BP shuts its biggest oilfield in AlaskaOil giant BP has indefinitely shut down the nation’s biggest oilfield after finding a pipeline leak, removing about 8% of US oil production...
- Why do Coke, Pepsi irk people most?May be because attacking these brands brings instant fame. Or may be because they have a 'no do-gooder' image.
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