Why “fixing the algorithm” misses the point

Recently, I was at an event where a representative from an organisation advocating for better data stewardship made an impassioned argument: data workers, they said, should have rights over the data they collect. The room nodded along. I felt uneasy. Not because the concern for workers was misplaced, but because the framing felt oddly disconnected…

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Gujarat Hsc Science Supplementary Result 2026: GSEB HSC Science Supplementary result 2026 declared; pass percentage stands at 27.36%

The Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSHSEB) has announced the HSC Science Supplementary Result 2026. The overall pass percentage stands at 27.36%, with 4,411 students qualifying for the Higher Secondary Certificate. Girls recorded better pass percentages than boys across the major streams, while regular candidates outperformed repeaters. (Representational image) Gujarat HSC Science Supplementary…

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‘Politically motivated lies’: Himanta Biswa Sarma rejects Pawan Khera’s allegations, vows to file defamation case | India News

NEW DELHI: Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Sunday hit out at Congress leader Pawan Khera over his allegations related to his family’s assets and financial dealings. Sarma said that he and his wife Rinki Bhuyan Sarma will file criminal and civil defamation cases against the Congress leader within the next 48 hours.The sharp…

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Insurance Bill to boost FDI, give regulator more power

MUMBAI: The insurance sector is expected to see significant investments with the Sabka Bima Sabki Raksha (Amendment of Insurance Laws) Bill, 2025, to be introduced by the government in the winter session of Parliament.The Bill seeks to enable 100% FDI in insurance and allows Irdai, the regulator, to issue sector-specific licences, permitting new insurers to…

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US–EU tariff standoff: Treasury chief Scott Bessent warns Europe against Greenland retaliation; dismisses Nobel link as ‘canard’

The US has cautioned European countries against retaliatory tariffs linked to President Donald Trump’s threatened levies over Greenland, with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent describing such a response as ill-advised.Speaking to reporters on the opening day of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Bessent said any retaliatory move by Europe would be “very unwise”, according to…

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They bought 35 acres of barren land near Ranthambore, years later, it became a refuge for Tigers and wildlife |

Aditya and Poonam Singh transformed more than 35 acres of degraded land near Ranthambore into a thriving wildlife refuge. Their story combines land restoration, community involvement and a deep commitment to protecting wildlife. (Image: Canva) A barren stretch of land beside Rajasthan’s Ranthambore Tiger Reserve slowly became a green refuge for wildlife. Behind the transformation…

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Meet Onndinadaho Rasilwela, the South African student who turned sugarcane and maize waste into biodegradable plastic |

​Representative Image of biodegradable plastic made from sugarcane and maize waste (AI-generated image) Onndinadaho Rasilwela, a chemical engineering graduate from South Africa, has won top honours at the 2026 Green Youth Indaba for developing a biodegradable plastic from agricultural waste. A member of the Tshwane University of Technology’s Student Women Economic Empowerment Programme, Rasilwela received…

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