We are living in an era where technology is moving faster than human reflection. Artificial Intelligence is transforming decisions. Automation is reshaping industries. Algorithms influence what people see, think, and trust. Every day, innovation is becoming faster, smarter, and more powerful. But amid all this progress, one question becomes impossible to ignore: Are we innovating […]
The internet is flooded with opinions about artificial intelligence. Every day, someone claims AI will “change everything.” But recently, one message stood out from the noise. It came from Matt Shumer, the CEO of HyperWrite, and it wasn’t just another optimistic tech prediction. It was a warning. In a viral essay titled “Something Big Is
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India’s higher education system is witnessing a growing contradiction—one that directly affects the future of research in the country. Every year, thousands of students spend months and even years preparing for highly competitive examinations such as UGC-NET and JRF, hoping to secure admission into PhD programmes and build careers in research and academia. For these
The world today is advancing at an extraordinary pace. Artificial Intelligence is making decisions. Machines are learning faster than ever. Automation is transforming industries, and digital systems are influencing almost every part of human life. Technology is becoming more powerful each day. But in the middle of this progress, one important question remains: Is human
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 What if one of the oldest spiritual teachings in the world could explain one of the greatest challenges of the digital age? The first chapter of the Bhagavad Gita, Arjuna Vishada Yoga, begins with a warrior standing on the
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For many students, earning a PhD represents the highest level of academic success. It symbolizes expertise, dedication, and the promise of a meaningful career in research or higher education. But behind this respected academic milestone lies a reality that universities rarely acknowledge openly: a growing mental health crisis among PhD scholars. Across the world, doctoral
Higher education institutions rely heavily on contractual faculty to meet teaching demands. These educators often hold the same qualifications as permanent faculty—Master’s degrees, PhDs, NET, SET, and extensive teaching experience—yet their salaries, job security, and professional recognition remain significantly lower. This raises an important question: Are contractual faculty truly paid according to their qualifications, or
The world is entering a new era of conflict, one where attacks can disrupt entire cities without a single weapon being fired. In 2026, cybersecurity has moved beyond data protection and financial fraud. It has become a matter of national security, economic stability, and public safety. Recent cyberattacks on critical infrastructure in the United States
