Chief Justice Surya Kant emphasized the importance of human involvement in online mediation, highlighting that while AI can mimic human voices, it lacks the capacity for empathy and apology.

As we learn to listen more closely, the field of bioacoustics is throwing up new ways to prevent conflict and protect ecosystems, writes Rohini Nilekani.

This article is authored by Dr Payel Biswas Soo, senior lactation consultant (MS Lact, IBCLC), Milann - Fertility and Birthing Hospital, Bengaluru.

Saviynt has crossed $300 million in ARR and launched Zuma, an AI identity security platform designed to help enterprises discover, govern and secure AI agents.DQ ...

AI's biggest role in Indian healthcare may be supporting patients' fears, decisions, and treatment journeys, with doctors ...

A crowd formed around the motorcycle trying to figure out what to do.

Once we understand the history of Punjab from a broader perspective, our narratives and our efforts to resolve the conflicts in Punjab will succeed ...

In a rapidly changing world shaped by artificial intelligence, digital transformation, sustainability, entrepreneurship and ...

The Delhi Lakshmi Yojana aims to empower eligible women by providing ₹2,500 in monthly assistance. Women aged 21 to 60 from households with an income of under ₹2.5 lakh can apply, with a local MLA or ...

Pakistan-occupied Kashmir protests intensify over inflation, unemployment, electricity prices and election disputes, with ...

HIV treatment has improved over the past few decades. Many people living with HIV can now lead long, healthy lives by taking ...

Ranchi: Jharkhand has received Rs 3,660 crore from the Centre as an advance tax devolution instalment, part of a one-time ...