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Protect children growing up in the shadow of AI

India, Oct. 6 -- For teenagers around the world, including in India, artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming a part of everyday lives. They are using it to study for exams, understand difficult conce... Read More


Hry CM, Singapore FM discuss ties in key development sectors

Chandigarh, Oct. 6 -- Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Tuesday met Singapore Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan and discussed ways to deepen cooperation between Haryana and Singapore in e... Read More


NBFC credit deployment jumps 15.8% on year, retail loans growth accelerated to 22%

Mumbai, Oct. 6 -- RBI announced data on sectoral deployment of credit by non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) for the month of August 2026, collected from major NBFCs and housing finance companies ... Read More


Indonesia leverages AI in downstreaming to target 8 percent growth

Jakarta, Oct. 6 -- Indonesia must integrate artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced technologies into downstream processing and manufacturing to improve efficiency and productivity and achieve its t... Read More


ASOS App Hacked Latest News: Customers Receive 'Hack' Notification Threatening to Leak Data from Cybercriminals - Here's What It Said, What to Do Next, Is It Recovered & All You Need to Know

India, Oct. 6 -- ASOS is investigating a suspected cyber incident after a brazen extortion message was broadcast directly to thousands of its global mobile app users. The incident, which unfolded on t... Read More


Caste bias has made empathy impossible

India, Oct. 6 -- The world's longest written constitution may have taken 165 sittings across nearly three years to draft, but India's founding document encountered its first controversy just six month... Read More


Travel insurance: High sum insured may not cover all medical costs; check these sub-limits

New Delhi, Oct. 6 -- A travel insurance policy with a high sum insured may appear to offer extensive financial protection, but travellers could still have to pay part of their medical bills if the pol... Read More


Washingtons war on narco-terrorism is killing the wrong people

Bangladesh, Oct. 6 -- Washington calls it a war on narco-terrorism. In Colombias La Guajira, it increasingly looks like a war without an endgame. First comes the high-pitched whine of drones overhead... Read More


Yemens battle to restore the state and end the Houthi war

Bangladesh, Oct. 6 -- Yemen is entering another decisive phase in its long and devastating conflict, with President Rashad Al-Alimi declaring that the countrys legitimate authorities will move toward ... Read More


Young Americans and the growing debate over Sharia law and constitutional values

Bangladesh, Oct. 6 -- New polling has sparked a debate over the attitudes of young Americans toward Sharia law, with the findings suggesting that younger voters are significantly more receptive to the... Read More