Lucknow Hottest Day of Season at 42.2°C, No Relief Till Saturday
Lucknow sizzles at 42.2°C, six UP cities among top 10 hottest in India. No relief till weekend; light rain expected from April 26.
Category : Artificial Intelligence
Tent Safety Concerns Rise After US Tourist Assault
A US citizen's sexual assault in Bengaluru highlights tent safety risks. Experts advise caution for solo travelers, informing others, and ensuring tent security.
Live Burmese Python Appears on Raj Shamani's Podcast
Raj Shamani's Figuring Out podcast hosted a live Burmese python for its 500th episode, offering a lesson on snake behavior, fear, and wildlife understanding.
16 Women Rescued from Fake Matrimonial Call Centre in Jhansi
Jhansi police busted a fake call centre running for a year, targeting men for marriage using AI images. Manager arrested, 16 women rescued, over 610 men duped of Rs 30-40 lakh.
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BlockchainFX Presale Hits $15M as Launch Approaches
BlockchainFX, a leading crypto presale in 2026, approaches its launch after reaching a $15 million milestone, signaling strong investor confidence.
Odisha Leads India in Rooftop Solar Installations
Odisha has recorded the highest achievement in India under the utility-led aggregation scheme for rooftop solar, part of PM Surya Ghar-Muft Bijli Yojana, with 84,888 installations completed.
Buga Sphere: Alien Object Reacts to Sanskrit Chants
A mysterious metallic sphere found in Colombia, known as the Buga Sphere, is claimed to react to Sanskrit mantras with electromagnetic surges, sparking global debate about its alien origin.
Bihar Potter's Clay Fridge Offers Cool Relief Without Electricity
In Bihar's Banchahri village, potter Hari Pandit's handmade clay fridge keeps water cool for 48 hours without power, offering eco-friendly relief from extreme heat and high electricity costs.
Kerala Man Builds AI Exoskeleton for Paralysed Patients
Alan Sindhu Dinsha, a 29-year-old from Kerala, created Exobonic, an AI-powered exoskeleton that helps paralysed individuals walk using brain signals. Inspired by his father's paralysis, the device uses EEG sensors and pneumatic chambers.
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Bhagalpur DM urges rooftop solar gifts for daughters at bidaai
Bhagalpur DM Nawal Kishor Choudhary encourages parents to gift rooftop solar plants to daughters during bidaai, promoting energy self-reliance under PM Surya Ghar scheme.
CAT Lighting System Installation Gains Momentum at Gaya Airport
Gaya Airport prepares to install the CAT approach lighting system as 18.24 acres of land transfer nears completion, enhancing flight safety during low visibility, especially for winter tourist traffic.
Karakkam: Musical Horror Comedy with Dancing Ghosts
Director Subhash Lalitha Subrahmanian returns with Karakkam, a musical horror comedy starring Sreenath Bhasi, Femina George, and Shaun Romy. The film features dancing ghosts, retro aesthetics, and a unique blend of genres.
NHRC Monitor Urges HR Courses in Jharkhand Universities
NHRC special monitor Kanhaiyya Tripathi visited Jharkhand universities, stressing human rights courses, gender equality cells, and grievance mechanisms to address violations.
Egg Myths Debunked: Brown Eggs, Refrigeration, and More
Debunking common egg myths: brown vs white eggs, refrigeration needs, yolk color, labels, cholesterol, dates, and scrambled egg tips. Learn facts.
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Maharashtra to Deploy AI for Kumbh Mela 2027 Crowd Control
Maharashtra chief secretary Rajesh Aggarwal has directed the use of AI-based technologies for crowd management during the 2027 Simhastha Kumbh Mela, including CCTV surveillance, predictive analytics, and the KumbhDoot assistant.
Decision Fatigue: How Too Many Choices Harm Well-Being
Experts warn that making too many decisions in a day leads to decision fatigue, causing mental and physical exhaustion that impacts cognitive skills and overall health.
ISRO Ex-Chief on Tech Impact at Karnatak Univ Convocation
Former ISRO chairman AS Kiran Kumar spoke on tech reshaping life at Karnatak University's 75th convocation. 113 students won 274 gold medals, 252 PhDs awarded.
Space Will Decide Future Wars: DRDO Chief Urges India to Act
DRDO chief Dr. Samir V. Kamat warns space is the next battlefield, calling for a whole-of-nation approach to boost India's military space capabilities in surveillance, navigation, and missile detection.
Microsoft Plans First Voluntary Employee Buyout in 51 Years
Microsoft is offering voluntary retirement to thousands of US employees for the first time in its history. About 7% of its US workforce is eligible for the buyout program.
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White House Accuses China of Stealing US AI Tech
The White House issued a memo accusing China of running state-sponsored campaigns to steal American AI technology through industrial-scale distillation, urging agencies to counter the threat.
Guwahati Hospital Performs Rare Office Telerobotic Surgery
A Guwahati hospital successfully conducted a rare office telerobotic surgery for a gall bladder stone, with the surgeon operating remotely from two kilometers away. The patient is recovering well and expected to be discharged soon.
IAF Tests Day-Night Landings on Purvanchal Expressway
The Indian Air Force conducted day-night Emergency Landing Facility operations on the Purvanchal Expressway with Sukhoi, Mirage, Jaguar, and other aircraft, enhancing operational resilience and defence readiness.
Microsoft Weighed Bid for AI Startup Cursor Before SpaceX Deal
Microsoft reportedly considered acquiring AI coding startup Cursor before SpaceX secured the rights in a deal valued at $60 billion, highlighting intense competition in AI development tools.
Why Silence Feels Uncomfortable for Today's Generation
Experts explain why silence, once a natural part of life, now feels unbearable for many, linking it to dopamine addiction, digital overload, and mental health challenges.
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How Reading Books Reshapes the Brain and Why Digital Scrolling Harms
Reading books uniquely rewires the brain, while digital skimming and scrolling cause addiction and harm. This article explores five reasons people don't read and three principles to build lifelong reading habits.
AI in Warfare: From Kill Chains to Kill Webs Reshaping Battles
Artificial Intelligence is revolutionizing modern warfare by enabling faster decision-making, predictive intelligence, and networked kill webs. From Operation Sindoor to Project Maven, AI systems are transforming how militaries operate.
Joe Rogan Denies Rift with Trump After UFC 327 Exchange
Joe Rogan clarifies his UFC 327 exchange with Donald Trump, denying tension and revealing a discussion on ibogaine. He also criticizes the planned White House UFC event amid global tensions.
Elon Musk's Knowledge Tree Quote: A Lesson in First-Principles Thinking
Elon Musk's quote about viewing knowledge as a semantic tree teaches the importance of mastering fundamental principles before delving into details, promoting effective learning and problem-solving.
James Ortiz Eligible for Oscar Nomination for Project Hail Mary
James Ortiz, puppeteer of alien Rocky in 'Project Hail Mary', is eligible for Oscar and other award nominations. The film stars Ryan Gosling and is based on Andy Weir's novel.
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Jensen Huang's Morning Habit for Focus and Success
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang starts each day with the most important task first. This simple habit builds momentum, reduces stress, and sets the tone for leadership in the AI era.
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