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H-1B chill sets in; Flipkart doubles down on ShopsyUS demand for H-1B visas has slumped to a seven-year low amid steeper costs and Trump-era policy shifts. This and more in today’s ETtech To...- People who do not trust others are more stressed and anxious? Ankur Warikoo shares his theory on trust and overthinkingEntrepreneur Ankur Warikoo suggests that a lack of trust may lead to constant mental alertness, resulting in stress and anxiety. He posits ...
- NEET cancellations: A look at the toughest medical exams across the globeIndia's NEET (UG) 2026 exam was cancelled due to alleged paper leaks, prompting a CBI inquiry and a re-examination. This mirrors global cha...
- Daniel Naroditsky's death takes a shocking turn: Former world Chess champion Vladimir Kramnik under investigation. Check detailsAmerican chess grandmaster Daniel Naroditsky has died unexpectedly at 29. Following his death, former world champion Vladimir Kramnik is un...
- Banned cotton seeds carve out ₹600 cr parallel marketBanned HTBt cotton seeds are now popular in India. These seeds account for 15% of the market. Farmers use them to cut labour costs. Industr...
- Have Chinese on the menu: It's time to upgrade India's tech capabilities through collabs with companies, institutionsA US report warns of China's impending dominance in biotechnology, fueled by strategic investment and technology acquisition, while the US ...
- Is there a science behind cheating? Shocking study reveals why some women cheat, and it’s not what you thinkResearch by Alicia M. Walker finds that some women cheat not to end their relationships but to save them. These women seek to fulfill unmet...
- Beware! Misleading ad-game tricking Indians rather than offering ‘Umeedo Wali Dhoop’?Advertisements have left a lasting impact over the years, from Amul's iconic "Utterly Butterly Delicious" to Cadbury's memorable ads. Howev...
- Does competition make us less moral? A research says yesA n analysis has found that competition has an overall, very small negative effect on morality, reducing behaviour only slightly. The resea...
- View: Labor and companies will keep pushing up prices without trustInflation is fundamentally the outcome of the distributional conflict between firms, workers and taxpayers. It stops only when the various ...
- A number of healthtech startups claim they can reverse Type 2 diabetes. But caveats apply, caution doctorsLike LiveAltlife, which had a soft-launch in 2022 and will officially launch next month, a clutch of healthtech startups have launched prog...
- ChatGPT has a devastating sense of humor. Here's proofOne primary criticism of systems like ChatGPT, which are built using a computational technique called "deep learning," is that they are lit...
- Do people who feel entitled cheat more? New study challenges popular psychology ideaParticipants who dislike inequality cheated less than others.
- View: The crisis at YES Bank is an opportunity to start correcting the wrongsThe crisis in YES and its impact on customers nationwide has again raised the issue of business accountability.
- View: Should India follow China's course or chart its own path to reach the $5 trillion goal?We don’t need to copy China to be an economic superpower, except maybe its long-term focus.
- View: Concerns over teen vaping have overshadowed the question of its relative safetyWorries about teen vaping in the US have overshadowed the central question about e-cigarettes — are they safer than smoking?
- Full text of US President Donald Trump's speech at the UN General AssemblyIn less than two years, my administration has accomplished more than almost any administration in the history of our country, Trump said.
- Do economists cheat us by presenting opinion as facts?As Fox notes, the analysis actually rests on a conveniently biased selection of data.
- Want to be more productive in 2016? Habits you should get rid ofWhile this is no easy feat, getting more done in less time is a much more attainable goal if you're not sabotaging yourself with bad habits.
- Ranchi: 59th National school athletic meet or drugs party?The Birsa Munda Athletic Stadium looked like the site of a junkie convention from the 1970s, there were so many used syringes and empty dru...
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