Home More SocialMedia

SocialMedia

Latest

SocialMedia

#SocialMedia #Loneliness

News Bureau - February 7, 2026

Young adults in the U.S. follow the news less closely but rely heavily on social media and incidental news exposure. Explore how their habits contrast older generations

SocialMedia

Young Adults Follow the News Less Closely, Rely More on Social Media

SocialMedia

#Teens and #AI Companions

A Pew Research Center survey reveals nine in ten Americans frequently encounter inaccurate news and half find it difficult to discern truth, highlighting deep partisan divides.

SocialMedia

Majority Want Social Media Content Moderation

SocialMedia

Hidden Life in Mars’ Icy Depths

Learn how a glass of milk and calcium-rich foods can lower bowel cancer risk and improve gut health.

SocialMedia

Formula Milk Producers Manipulates Social Media For Growing Sales

- May 2, 2022

Global unemployment holds at 4.9% but job quality stalls, with 300M in extreme poverty and youth NEET rates soaring. ILO's Employment and Social Trends 2026 flags AI, trade risks—urging skills, gender equity, and trade reforms.

SocialMedia

Job loss and unemployment most searched during pandemic

News Bureau - August 1, 2020

police

SocialMedia

Break the Chain; Kerala Police makes a difference

News Bureau - March 27, 2020

Texting

SocialMedia

Texting and walking more dangerous than Text Driving

News Bureau - February 6, 2020

MOST POPULAR

Wild megaherbivores like elephants, giraffes, and rhinos face sodium shortages across Africa, driving migrations and habitat choices, warns University of Zurich study.

Elephants, Giraffes And Rhinos Travel To Where Salt Is Present

December 11, 2025

Mediterranean Diet Helps Reduce Dementia Risk

July 15, 2025

A year away for Tokyo Olympics, HRW allege abuse of Japanese...

July 21, 2020

Herbal Tea to boost immunity against Covid 19 infection

June 24, 2020

HOT NEWS

Second Covid wave has shaken India; Modi

TopNews

Hazards of Corona far from being over, need more caution; Modi...

India's EAC recommends clearance for Arunachal's 1,200-MW Kalai-II hydropower project despite EIA ignoring critically endangered white-bellied heron habitat. Conservationists demand urgent review amid Lohit River threats.

More

MW Kalai-II Hydropower Project Sparks Outrage Over Critically Endangered White-Bellied Heron

Research from Mass General Brigham reveals that walking 3,000 to 7,500 steps daily slows cognitive decline and tau protein buildup in older adults at risk of Alzheimer’s.

Health

Early Speech-Related Signs of Alzheimer’s Disease

unesco

Education

COVID19: One in five children out of school