‘You can’t have random plans’: Aditi Chauhan on where it went wrong for India at AFC Women’s Asia Cup | Football News

India finished the 2026 AFC Women’s Asian Cup without a win, bowing out in the group stage. (Image: AIFF) New Delhi: India’s campaign at the 2026 AFC Women’s Asia Cup in Australia ended in disappointment, with heavy defeats – such as 0-11 vs Japan – exposing the gulf with Asia’s elite. Yet, beneath the scorelines…

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The False Prophet: How Paul Ehrlich predicted India’s death in a racist ‘Population Bomb’ and got it disastrously wrong |

“This universe is finite, its resources, finite…if life is left unchecked, life will cease to exist. It needs correcting,” said Thanos, the Mad Titan before he snapped his fingers and killed half of all life on Earth.While movie fanatics and conspiracy theorists may have thought Marvel was hinting at something in the future, the cinematic…

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DRDO CEPTAM 11 admit card released: Direct link to download hall ticket here

The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has released the admit cards for the CEPTAM-11 recruitment examination 2026. Candidates who have registered for the Senior Technical Assistant-B (STA-B) and Technician-A posts can now download their hall tickets from the official website, drdo.gov.in. The Tier-1 Computer Based Test (CBT) is scheduled to be conducted on March…

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Salman Khan led ‘Maatrubhumi’ delayed as Prashant Tamang’s death impacts key film scenes – Reports |

Salman Khan’s eagerly awaited project, ‘Maatrubhumi’, has hit a snag, grappling with unexpected production obstacles. The tragic passing of actor-singer Prashant Tamang, who was set to play a pivotal villain, has introduced significant artistic and logistical setbacks. The team is currently contemplating various solutions, including recasting or deploying AI technology to finish his pivotal scenes….

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Bedridden woman walks again after rare spinal cord tumour surgery at AIIMS Bhopal | Bhopal News

Bhopal: Doctors at AIIMS Bhopal have successfully removed a rare intramedullary spinal cord tumour from a 40-year-old woman, restoring her mobility and vital functions.The patient, who was bedridden for months and lost control over bowel and bladder functions, underwent the complex surgery in the department of orthopaedics under Dr Pankaj Mishra. The operation, considered highly…

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Unraveling the mystery of Nidhi Van

According to ancient texts and local beliefs, Nidhi Van was Lord Krishna’s favorite place, where the melange of divine devotion and art existed in the form of Raas Leela. As per the locals, the gates are locked tight following a rule that has been there for centuries. However, those who try to hide and watch…

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) for happiness

March 20 is International Day of Happiness. On this day and around it, there is increased interest and discussion on the topic of happiness. Today, it is almost impossible to let a day pass without hearing about AI or encountering it in some form, small or large. AI has become an important part of our…

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‘Rejected in two minutes’: Indian-origin student Bhuvana Chilukuri describes AI-led job screening after 100 rejections, calls it ‘brutal’

An Indian-origin 20-year-old third-year business student, Bhuvana Chilukuri, said artificial intelligence-driven recruitment made job hunting feel impersonal and harsh as she applied for more than 100 jobs and was rejected for every one ahead of graduating from Queen Mary University in London this summer.“It’s robotic. It’s brutal,” Bhuvana Chilukuri told BBC and added, “There are…

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