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Lifestyle
Inside Aamir Khan’s ₹7 Crore Panchgani Farmhouse
Explore Aamir Khan’s Panchgani farmhouse, spread across two acres, with French windows, tiled roofs, lush gardens and understated vintage interiors.
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Lifestyle
4 Ways to Improve Insulin Sensitivity Naturally
Learn how strength training, post-meal movement, protein and fibre may improve insulin sensitivity and support healthier blood sugar management.
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Lifestyle
Festive Economy: How Women Artisans Earn Through Clay Crafts
Meet Delhi artisans Soniya and Sharda, who make clay idols and diyas for Navratri and Durga Puja while facing low incomes and limited digital access.
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Lifestyle
Krystle D’Souza on Egg Freezing and Motherhood Plans
Krystle D’Souza opens up about motherhood, egg freezing and adoption, explaining why she wants to keep her future family-planning options open.
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Lifestyle
Toxic Multitasking: How Switching Tasks Hurts Productivity
Toxic multitasking can affect focus, memory and productivity while increasing stress. Learn why constant task-switching can make everyday work harder.
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Technology
Math Group Urges Researchers to Reject OpenAI Over AI Research
The Association for Human Mathematics criticises OpenAI’s release of 722 mathematical manuscripts and urges researchers to reconsider working with the AI company.
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Technology
4 ChatGPT Prompts to Turn Complex Topics Into Diagrams
Discover four ChatGPT prompts that turn complex topics into visual diagrams, timelines and labelled illustrations to make learning easier for students and professionals.
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Technology
Rubrik Launches Code Guardian to Counter AI Security Threats
Rubrik introduces Code Guardian under Project Hourglass to scan AI-generated code for security flaws and help enterprises prepare for advanced AI-driven attacks.
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Technology
Apple Cuts iPhone 18 Pro Orders Amid Weak Demand: Report
Apple has reportedly cut October component orders for the iPhone 18 Pro series by at least 15%, as rising memory chip costs and higher prices weigh on demand.
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Technology
Delhi Police Tracks 500 People, 200 Channels Ahead of Protest
Delhi Police has identified 500 people and 200 social media channels as it steps up its online campaign ahead of the October 10 protest at Jantar Mantar.
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Technology
US Suspends Infosys, TCS, Wipro From Green Card Programme
The US has suspended Cognizant, Infosys, Tata, Wipro, HCL, Capgemini, Microsoft and Adobe from the PERM green card programme, officials announced.
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Technology
Anthropic Launches Claude Haiku 5.5 at a Lower Price
Anthropic introduces Claude Haiku 5.5, a faster, lower-cost AI model designed for high-volume tasks, customer support and browser-based activities.
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Technology
India to Release AI Safety Regulation Paper Within a Month
India plans an AI regulation consultation paper within a month, focusing on AI safety, deepfakes and industry participation, IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw says.
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Health
3 Stress-Relief Techniques That May Support Gut Health
Gastroenterologist Dr Saurabh Sethi shares three stress-relief techniques, including physiological sighs and Brahmari breathing, to help manage everyday stress.
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National
Delhi CJP Protest: Party to Resume Stir Sunday, Vows to Continue Until Demands Are Met
CJP plans to resume its Delhi protest on Sunday, demanding CEC Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation after thousands were detained and Opposition leaders faced police action.
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Health
Menopause and Eye Health: Why Vision May Change
Menopause can affect eye health through hormonal changes linked to dry eyes, irritation and changes in vision. Learn about symptoms and when to seek care.
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Health
Sudden Hair Fall? The Cause May Be Months Old
Sudden hair fall may be linked to stress, illness, weight loss or hormonal changes from months earlier. Know what to check and when to seek help.
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Health
Divyenndu on Men’s Mental Health: Listen, Don’t Mock
Actor Divyenndu highlights the importance of men’s mental health, urging people to listen without judgment and make it easier for men to seek support.
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Health
NIMHANS Study Links Loneliness to Distress Among Parents
A NIMHANS study links loneliness among parents of children living abroad to psychological distress, emotional regulation difficulties and excessive series watching.
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Health
Treatment-Resistant Depression: What Happens When Medication Fails?
Treatment-resistant depression affects some people despite antidepressants. Learn about possible causes, treatment options and how rTMS may help.
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Health
Stem-Cell Donor Registries: How They Work in India
Learn how stem-cell donor registries use HLA typing to match patients with unrelated donors and why India needs a larger, diverse donor pool.
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Health
Meta Uses AI to Detect Child Abuse Content in India
Meta says it is using AI to detect child sexual abuse material on Facebook and Instagram after actioning 5.3 million pieces in India in early 2026.
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World
Trump Slams Norway Over Nobel Peace Prize Snub, Says Decision Leaves ‘Indelible Stain’
Donald Trump criticises Norway over the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize decision, calling it an “indelible stain” after Navi Pillay receives the prestigious international honour.
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Sports
Cristiano Ronaldo Provisionally Suspended by Portugal Federation After Leaving National Camp
Cristiano Ronaldo faces a provisional suspension from Portugal’s football federation after leaving the national camp following a benching decision, later apologising and accepting possible punishment.