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Happy International Women’s Day! Today is a day dedicated to powerful voices and honest conversations. And if there’s one topic that desperately needs a dose of reality in today’s digital age, it’s how we navigate relationships. We’ve all been there: scrolling through social media, watching couples who seem to exist purely in a state of grand romantic gestures, flawless vacations, and perpetual passion. But how often does that curated “reel” life actually match up with real life? Tonight, a special event is bringing together three generations and three very different perspectives to unpack exactly that. What makes tonight’s conversation so…
The Galgotia University incident at the AI Impact Summit, where they falsely claimed to have developed a Robodog and possibly even the Soccer Drone at their Centre of Excellence, brings to the fore the larger malaise of mediocre or ” copied” research being passed off as innovation.
Mandapam, was envisioned as one of the largest artificial intelligence gatherings ever organized
in the country. Designed to position India as a global leader in AI innovation and collaboration,
the summit aimed to connect policymakers, global tech leaders, startups, researchers, and
students under one roof. With more than three lakh delegates attending from across India and
abroad, the scale of the event reflected the nation’s growing ambition to lead the AI revolution.
However, despite its grand vision, the summit quickly became overshadowed by logistical
mismanagement and widespread chaos.
Professor André Béteille, one of India’s most eminent sociologists and a towering figure in the academic world, passed away on Tuesday in New Delhi at the age of 91 due to age-related illness, leaving behind an unparalleled intellectual legacy shaped by decades of scholarship on caste, inequality, and social structure.
Royal Challengers Bengaluru created history on Thursday night, chasing down a massive target of 204 runs to defeat the Delhi Capitals by six wickets in the Women’s Premier League final at the BCA Stadium.
The diplomatic fight over the Arctic took a serious turn on Wednesday as President Trump threatened Denmark and its European allies with severe measures if they do not agree to full American control over Greenland.
With just a day left for the opening of the 49th International Kolkata Book Fair, the Boimela prangon in saltlake awaits to attract crowd from all across the globe. The usual winter afternoon calm is broken by the sound of hammering, and the smell of fresh paint as workers are determined to complete the preparations on time.
Kathmandu is breathing smoke and sorrow. The streets that once carried laughter, shopkeepers’ calls, and schoolchildren’s chatter now echo with chants, sirens, and the crackle of fire. At the center of it all stand Nepal’s young many from Generation Z who have turned their anger into a storm that forced Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli to step down.
In a nail-biting game that kept all on the edge of their seats, India defeated Korea in the eagerly anticipated hockey final.
Over ten years after rockets struck a temporary press center in Homs, Syria, resulting in the deaths of two journalists and injuries to multiple others, French judges have made a significant decision. Seven European arrest warrants have been issued, including one for former Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, charging high-ranking officials with war crimes and crimes against humanity.