Article Today, Hyderabad: Artificial intelligence is increasingly entering the healthcare space, changing how patients seek medical advice. Many individuals now turn to AI chatbots and mobile applications before consulting qualified doctors. However, this growing reliance has raised serious concerns among medical professionals and regulators. Anxiety From Inaccurate AdviceSeveral AI tools are found to provide alarming…
Article Today, Kerala: A new chapter has opened in Kerala’s judicial history with Dhanya Nathan set to assume office as the State’s first blind woman judge. Selected as a Civil Judge (Junior Division), her appointment marks a significant moment for inclusivity in the justice delivery system. Her success reflects evolving attitudes within institutions towards persons…
Article Today, Hyderabad: India’s proposed trade engagement with the United States (US) has triggered concern across the agricultural sector. The Centre is negotiating market access as part of a broader bilateral trade framework. However, farmer groups and State-level stakeholders fear that domestic interests may be compromised. The talks have gained urgency amid pressure from the…
Article Today, Mumbai: Mohan Bhagwat, chief of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, said that all people living in India are Hindus in cultural terms. Addressing the Sangh’s centenary celebrations in Mumbai, he described Hindu as a civilizational identity rather than a religious label. He underlined that national progress depends on social unity. Culture Beyond ReligionMr. Bhagwat…
Article Today, New Delhi: Artificial intelligence systems are entering a new phase of development. Beyond automation and analytics, companies are now focusing on emotional interaction. Robots are being trained to understand touch, affection, and human responses. This shift signals a deeper integration of AI into private human spaces. Why Touch MattersDevelopers say robots can process…
Article Today, Hyderabad: For more than a century, each generation recorded higher average intelligence scores than the previous one. This steady rise was described by researchers as the Flynn Effect. However, recent studies indicate that this pattern has stalled and, in some regions, reversed among younger cohorts. Data from several advanced economies suggest that cognitive…
Article Today, New Delhi: India is facing a sharp rise in digital addiction, with excessive smartphone use emerging as a serious social and public health concern. Experts warn that prolonged screen exposure is affecting mental health, weakening social bonds, and altering behavior patterns across age groups. The problem is no longer limited to urban lifestyles…
Article Today, America: A U.S. federal court has delivered a strong message to ride-hailing companies, ruling that platforms cannot evade responsibility for crimes committed by their drivers. The judgment holds Uber Technologies Inc. liable for a sexual assault committed during a booked trip. The verdict has wide implications for passenger safety and corporate accountability. The…
Article Today, Hyderabad: Corporate gifting has emerged as a fast-growing business segment in India, moving well beyond its earlier association with festivals and special occasions. With the steady expansion of information technology and pharmaceutical industries, Hyderabad is increasingly positioning itself as a major centre for organized gifting solutions. Industry observers say the trend reflects changing…
Article Today, Tamilnadu: Regional political tensions have resurfaced after controversial remarks by Tamilnadu Ministers targeting migrant workers from northern States. The comments, made in public forums, have sparked widespread criticism and renewed debate on dignity of labour and national unity. Political parties across the spectrum have weighed in, turning the issue into a larger national…
