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UNESCO warns of a dangerous rise in government-enforced internet shutdowns. With 300+ incidents globally, digital blackouts are threatening elections and human rights.

SCIENCE-TECH

Dangerous Rise of Government-Led Internet Shutdowns

Abhiram - January 24, 2026

A groundbreaking study by Université de Montréal reveals that GPT-4 and other AI models now surpass average human creativity. However, the world’s most creative individuals still outperform the best AI.

SCIENCE-TECH

Man vs. Machine: New Study Reveals AI Surpasses Average Human Creativity

World Economic Forum's Global Cybersecurity Outlook 2026 warns AI vulnerabilities surged, cyber fraud hits 73% personally, supply chains fail 65% large firms. Geopolitical attacks reshape strategies amid widening resilience gaps.

SCIENCE-TECH

AI, Geopolitics, Fraud Redefine Cyber Threats

UK study reveals super-recognizers boost AI face detection from 41% to 64% accuracy after brief training—spotting fakes via missing teeth and hair glitches. Vital defense against scams as AI portraits fool typical viewers.

SCIENCE-TECH

Super-Recognizers Crack AI-Generated Faces With 5-Minute Training

AI analyzes tongue images to detect diabetes, gastric cancer, and anemia with 85-90% accuracy—matching gastroscopy results. Review of 20+ studies validates traditional tongue diagnosis through modern tech.

SCIENCE-TECH

AI Tongue Analysis Emerges as Powerful Diagnostic Tool for Diabetes, Cancer

Your Breath To be Your Biometric Security

Science

Your Breath To be Your Biometric Security

News Bureau - June 30, 2022

Nearly 1 in 5 packaged U.S. foods contains synthetic dyes, especially those aimed at children. Discover how food dyes impact health, policy, and sugar intake.

Food

Are People Smart Eaters?

Saradha Meloot - June 17, 2022

Discouragement of physical activity, low food quality, and increased consumption of calories from trans-fatty acids, which are often prevalent in disadvantaged neighbourhood, can disrupt the brain's ability to process information flexibly, according to a latest study.

Science

Thoughts On Human Brain Temperature

Sona Prebhakar - June 15, 2022

Robots Get Finger Tips Like Humans

SCIENCE-TECH

Robots Get Finger Tips Like Humans

Saradha Meloot - April 8, 2022

India and Its Arctic Policy

Science

India and Its Arctic Policy

Saradha Meloot - March 20, 2022

Do Sharks Sleep To Save Energy?

AnimalWorld

Do Sharks Sleep To Save Energy?

Saradha Meloot - March 10, 2022

Explore the fallout of the Russia-Ukraine war on scientific research in Ukraine, unveiling losses and challenges while outlining crucial priorities for safeguarding the nation's scientific landscape

Science

Ukraine War; What Science Collaborations Are Withdrawn?

- March 10, 2022

Zaporizhzhia; What effects in A Nuclear Accident?

Science

Zaporizhzhia; What effects in A Nuclear Accident?

Saradha Meloot - March 6, 2022

Improving Working Conditions of Workers During Covid Needed

SCIENCE-TECH

Mopping Indoors Bring in More Airborne Particles

Sona Prebhakar - March 1, 2022

Coral reefs' 'Taste' And 'Smell' Helps Understand Ecosystem

Science

Coral reefs’ ‘Taste’ And ‘Smell’ Helps Understand Ecosystem

Saradha Meloot - March 1, 2022

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Desiring radiant, makeup-free skin is a universal wish, and while cosmetics can enhance your look, they sometimes burden your skin. Frequent makeup wear can take a toll. The good news is that there are several natural ways to boost your skin's radiance without reaching for makeup products.

HEALTH

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Global electricity demand is expected to rise by 4% annually through 2027, fueled by industrial use, electrification, and data centre growth.

Europe

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As the world races towards achieving universal basic education by 2030, a glaring deficit of 69 million teachers looms large on the horizon, reveals new data from UNESCO. Sub-Saharan Africa bears the heaviest burden, facing an urgent need for an additional 24.4 million primary education teachers and a staggering 44.4 million for secondary education. Within this region, overcrowded classrooms and overburdened teachers are all too common, with a staggering 90% of secondary schools grappling with severe teaching shortages.

Education

Students feel that education does not prepare them for jobs