We are living in the golden age of authorship. Everyone is now a writer. We are writing bios, poems, how-to guides, and, of course, aggressive complaints against whomever we wish to.
Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Science and Technology and Earth Sciences Jitendra Singh on Friday inaugurated India’s first "SkyCast System" here at Indira Gandhi International Airport, calling it the beginning of a new era in Indian aviation.
According to Buttar, as healthcare globally moves towards precision-led, minimally invasive, and patient-centric treatment methods, technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), robotics, and augmented reality are increasingly transforming surgical procedures.
Anthropic's latest funding round has pushed the AI startup ahead of OpenAI by valuation, as enterprise adoption of Claude and infrastructure expansion gather pace.
Diplomatic visits are rarely accidental. When America’s top diplomat chooses to begin an India tour not with a defence facility, technology summit or strategic dialogue, but at the headquarters of a Catholic charity founded by Mother Teresa, the symbolism matters.
Rajya Sabha Deputy Chairman Harivansh on Thursday emphasized the importance of relearning and upskilling in adapting to the fast-paced technological evolution.
As part of its digital transformation under IT 2.0, India Post has undertaken a massive nationwide rollout of the Advanced Postal Technology (APT) application.
This innovation could pave the way for a new generation of assistive technologies, particularly for those who cannot use traditional voice-command systems due to vocal cord impairment or speech disorders.
Two recent incidents ~ one from an IVF clinic, another from a stadium kiss cam gone viral ~ may seem unrelated on the surface. But they reveal the same disturbing truth: when adult interests collide with children's welfare, we try to protect the former and sacrifice the latter. These cases expose how easily we ignore our most sacred responsibility ~ protecting our children who cannot protect themselves.
Indian shooting team's high-performance manager Ronak Pandit believes the upcoming Shooting League of India (SLI) can use technology to help in growing the audiences for the sport.
