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How Big Tech is harnessing the data of Indian factory workers to train robots
A startup founded by two Indian teenagers is among those making devices that record labourers at work.
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Why your 40s can be the most exhausting decade of your life
Several small biological changes converge at exactly the same time that life's demands often peak.
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US changes H-1B visa process, replaces lottery system with wage and skill-based selection
The new rules will take effect in February and will be applicable for the financial year 2026-'27 registration period.
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Bihar elections: Tejashwi Yadav rejects exit poll predictions, says NDA 'sweating' about results
According to the pre-result predictions, the National Democratic Alliance would defeat the Opposition Mahagathbandhan coalition.
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Silent killers are stalking Indian hospitals. Who is responsible?
The first in a three-part series that investigates the untold story of hospital-acquired infections in India.
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Drop in international student arrivals could prove costly for American economy
The US has aggressively restricted visas and cancelled appointments at consulates and embassies in countries like India, China and Nigeria.
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Fragile utopia: Why wealthy Gurugram is a failed city
The urban showcase built by developers, not the state, is exposed by every spell of rain.
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Shakespeare can help us overcome loneliness in the digital age
'Hamlet' is one of most frequently performed tragedies, and his anguish under a surveillance state speaks to our own struggles for freedom and belonging.
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The song composed in Bandra in the '60s still making it way around the globe
Sung by Uma Pocha, who died on April 4, the tune travelled to Sri Lanka and beyond, serving as a reminder that it's impossible to predict how sounds travel.
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Why Zohran Mamdani's surname tells the story of migration and community
Mamdanis in Uganda belong to the Khoja community, a South Asian Muslim merchant caste, that shaped economic development across the western Indian Ocean.
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