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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.

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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

Explore the profound impact of night shifts on sleep health as researchers uncover the intricate relationship between shift patterns, demographics, and sleep disorders. From the relentless ticking of the clock to the challenges faced by shift workers, this study provides crucial insights for employers and individuals navigating the complex landscape of nocturnal work.

Science

Nights heat up faster than days; Study

News Bureau - October 5, 2020

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Warming Temperatures adds more to Arctic Greening

News Bureau - October 4, 2020

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Science

Scientists widely accepted: Study

News Bureau - October 1, 2020

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India successfully flight tested Scramjet technology

News Bureau - September 7, 2020

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SCIENCE-TECH

Chandrayaan-3 to be launched in 2021

News Bureau - September 7, 2020

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Farthest star galaxy discovered

News Bureau - September 1, 2020

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ARIES astronomers trace the mystery behind dwarf galaxies

News Bureau - August 24, 2020

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Smartphone can tell you how much you are drunk

News Bureau - August 19, 2020

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SCIENCE-TECH

PULSE from NASA to alert against touching face

News Bureau - June 30, 2020

Children Adicted to Television at higher Risk of Tobacco Use

SCIENCE-TECH

Wash hands regularly to get rid of Flame retardants

News Bureau - June 17, 2020

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Explore the alarming rise in global dengue cases, posing an unprecedented public health threat. WHO's urgent call to action, the link to climate change, and the unexpected shift to previously untouched regions—all dissected in this comprehensive analysis."

Malaria Carrying Mosquitoes Expanding Their Territory 3 Miles a Year

February 23, 2023

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has unveiled nine potential landing regions near the lunar South Pole for the upcoming Artemis III mission. This historic mission marks the first crewed Moon landing in over five decades and aims to reach unexplored lunar territory. The regions are selected based on safety, science potential, and mission requirements.

NASA’s Artemis III: New Moon Landing Regions Near South Pole

October 30, 2024

Hidden #Mattress Dangers Revealed

May 9, 2025

Iran disrupts Starlink satellite internet in Tehran with 30-80% packet loss during 2026 protests, mimicking Russian Ukraine tactics. Up to 100K smuggled dishes crippled as regime cuts communications—cat-and-mouse battle ensues.

Iran Jams Starlink in Tehran Amid Protests: Russian Tech Suspected

January 13, 2026

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A Pew survey shows 21% of U.S. workers use AI at work, up from 16% last year, with adoption highest among college-educated employees.

SCIENCE-TECH

Maharashtra to Launch India’s First AI University

Defence

Majority Americans Support Expanding Nuclear Power

Discover how incorporating nutrient-dense super foods into a balanced diet can support kidney health. Learn about specific foods beneficial for those with renal disease.

Food

Naturally Lower Uric Acid Levels

A new FAO study reveals over 46 million hectares of agricultural land in the Arab region face severe degradation. Learn why urgent action is needed now.

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India’s Cities Struggle with Heatwave