Devendra Pratap Singh

Artificial intelligence is no longer just a futuristic idea discussed inside technology labs. Across India, AI is increasingly becoming part of how companies serve customers, manage operations, make decisions, build products, and solve complex business problems. But as more organisations embrace AI, one question is becoming increasingly important: What separates an impressive AI experiment from … Read more

IAS officer Pari Bishnoi shares the mindset UPSC aspirants need to succeed For UPSC aspirants, the pressure can begin well before they enter the examination hall. The constant talk around competition, preparation, and success can make candidates question whether they are doing enough. An IAS officer has now shared a perspective that puts the focus … Read more

That growing collection of empty glass bottles sitting in your recycling bin has more creative potential than you’d probably given it credit for. Rather than sending them off for standard recycling, a small but genuinely satisfying DIY trend has been gaining traction, crushing old glass bottles and mixing the shards directly into concrete to create … Read more

The hidden reasons your home never feels completely clean You may have just finished cleaning your home to perfection. And yet it does not feel clean. Your home may actually be as clean as it can be. However, there are certain things people often ignore when trying to make their houses smell better and look … Read more

In Tennessee, seventh graders who exceed expectations on this year’s state math test will be placed in Algebra I in 2027–2028. Similar laws aimed at providing advanced course pathways for strong math students were passed this past legislative session in Oklahoma, Ohio, Iowa, Georgia, and Arizona, continuing a trend initiated under state laws in Indiana, … Read more

CZ-7 launch from Wenchang (Wiki) Something that used to be treated as a secret is no more a secret! China’s space programme is increasingly showing launch pads and laboratories and now becoming a larger part of tourism, art, entertainment these days. According to a Reuters report from Hainan, Beijing and Inner Mongolia documents how rocket … Read more

The National Transportation Safety Board logo and signage are seen at a news conference at NTSB headquarters in Washington on Dec. 18, 2017. Andrew Harnik/AP Photo A charter plane that crashed at a remote military site in western Alaska was making a second approach to a runway amid heavy fog, the National Transportation Safety Board … Read more

The Pentagon has fired two journalists at Stars and Stripes after they publicly defended the military newspaper’s editorial independence. Editor-in-chief Erik Slavin and Middle East reporter Lara Korte were both given separation notices on Friday, with the Pentagon citing “insubordination” as the reason. Publisher Max Lederer was also dismissed, days after announcing that he planned … Read more