AI Doctors Redefining Patient Care

Article Today, New York:As hospitals around the world struggle with doctor shortages and long patient queues, artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots are quietly transforming healthcare. A recent article in The Wall Street Journal by American writer Daniel Akst highlights how patients are increasingly turning to AI-based consultations, often finding them more patient and accessible than human…

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Embarrassing Behavior by Indian Tourists in Switzerland

Article Today, Switzerland:A recent incident involving Indian tourists at a Zurich hotel has sparked widespread discussion about cultural conduct and the image of Indian travellers overseas. Despite clear instructions against takeaway meals, a family from Delhi was reportedly seen packing food from a breakfast buffet into containers, prompting embarrassment among fellow Indians present at the…

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AI Chat… The Route to the Graveyard – Chat GPT Driving People Crazy

Article Today, Hyderabad:Artificial intelligence chatbots are increasingly being linked to mental health risks, including suicidal tendencies among users, according to new data released by Open AI. The company’s internal findings and expert assessments have raised serious concerns about the emotional impact of AI-based conversations on human psychology. Open AI Data Raises AlarmsOpen AI, the creator…

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Amazon to Lay Off 30,000 Employees in Major Global Restructuring

Article Today, New Delhi:In a significant workforce reduction, Amazon is set to lay off about 30,000 corporate employees starting Tuesday. The decision marks one of the company’s largest job cuts in recent years, reflecting the growing pressure on global technology firms to streamline operations amid automation and changing business priorities. Deep Cuts in Human Resources…

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The Quiet Generation – Why Gen Z Isn’t Taking to the Streets

Article Today, Hyderabad:Indian Gen Z — estimated at over 370 million — remains highly connected and vocal online, yet markedly absent from street movements. Despite their awareness of corruption, inequality, and governance failures, many young Indians hesitate to translate digital dissent into public protest. Fear of being branded anti-national, rising unemployment, and deep-rooted social divisions…

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