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15-year-olds are reading, calculating and reasoning worse than ever, thanks to AI, OECD findsGlobal 15-year-olds show weakest performance in reading, math, and science tests. Reading scores declined significantly, with students now ...- Quote of the day by Mark Twain: ‘It is better to keep your mouth closed…’ Here’s why the American author’s quotes still inspire millionsQuote of the day: In a world where speaking is easy but wisdom is rare, Mark Twain’s observation remains strikingly relevant. His words cha...
- NYT Connections Answer November 30: Clues & Solution revealed for Sunday puzzle #903NYT Connections is a daily four-by-four word grid puzzle from The New York Times, tasking players with sorting 16 seemingly unrelated words...
- NYT Connections Answer Today November 7: Hints, categories and solution decoded for Friday — SpoilersNYT Connections is The New York Times’ daily word-association game that tasks players with organizing 16 seemingly unrelated words into fou...
- NYT Connections Hints September 28: NYT Puzzle #840 — Answers & Clues for players to keep the winning streak aliveConnections remains free to play on The New York Times Games platform and across its mobile apps. Players are allowed up to three mistakes,...
- NYT Connections Hints September 5: Decode the Friday Puzzle #817 with this step-by-step guide | SpoilersWith Wordle, Strands, the Mini Crossword, and now Connections, The New York Times continues to dominate the online puzzle space. Each game,...
- NYT Mini Crossword Hints and Answers for August 7, 2025 : Here’s how to crack the compact puzzleThe NYT Mini Crossword has proved that clever design, cultural awareness, and sharp clues are more than enough to keep minds engaged.
- NYT Connections Answers and hints, April 25, 2025: Here’s a quick guide to solve the Friday challengeNYT Connections continues to expand its base of casual and competitive players alike, offering a blend of entertainment and mental exercise...
- NYT Mini Crossword Jan 17 clues and answers to solve today’s tricky challengeThe NYT Mini Crossword has been impressing puzzle enthusiasts with its quick and engaging format for a long time now.
- A celebrity dies, and new biographies pop up overnight. The author? AIEven with such small payouts, the ease of creating these books might make it worthwhile if the sales volume were high enough. One author, l...
- One bank folds, another wobbles and Wall Street asks if it’s a crisis“Silicon Valley Bank is just the tip of the iceberg,” said Christopher Whalen, chairman of Whalen Global Advisors, a financial consulting f...
- We persist in ways we deal with our wealth, not checking if it can be made betterWe live a personal finance life that is enabled by our choice of practices and habits, preferences and attitudes, honed by time and strengt...
- France's famed pro-Nazi writer Louis-Ferdinand Céline returns with 'Guerre', 78 years after its manuscript disappearedIn June 1944, the writer was forced to abandon a pile of his manuscripts in his apartment.
- Markets will test discipline, temperament of all of us: Kalpen Parekh of DSP Mutual FundDSP Mutual Fund is a respected name in the mutual fund industry. It has been two years since the fund house parted ways with its foreign pa...
- Why Facebook’s biggest boondoggle is hyping videoAccording to a Wall Street Journal report, Facebook overestimated the attention videos got on its platform.
- POKE ME: Despite Chennai facing a calamity, it's better prepared than most Indian citiesIn terms of its geography, the city of Chennai is quite disadvantaged, being close to sea level making it low-lying and prone to floods.
- Poke Me: Why Narendra Modi should not become Prime MinisterModi should not become PM, because that would destroy idea of India as a nation that celebrates unity in diversity, where multiple identiti...
- 'Foreign hand' in monetary policy?RBI's monetary policy will have to be framed with an eye more on external internal factors.
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