
Fact Check
Misinformation Crisis: How Fake News Travels Faster Than Truth
Fake news spreads because it is emotional, simple and fast. Citizens need practical habits to slow it down.

Jobs
Artificial intelligence will change many jobs, but the bigger question is how workers, students and businesses prepare for the shift.
Technology
Smartphones collect more information than most people realise. A few privacy checks can reduce unnecessary tracking.
Health
Screens are part of modern childhood, but parents and schools are still learning how to balance learning, entertainment and health.
Crime
Online fraud is no longer limited to big cities or wealthy targets. Ordinary families are now facing calls, links and payment traps every day.
Education
A degree still matters, but communication, digital confidence, problem-solving and discipline increasingly decide who moves ahead.
Jobs
Government job preparation is still a major dream for lakhs of Indian families, but aspirants need better planning and reliable information.
Health
Development and clean air are often treated as opposites, but better planning can make Indian cities healthier and more livable.
Fact Check
Fake news spreads because it is emotional, simple and fast. Citizens need practical habits to slow it down.
Health
Heatwaves are becoming a serious urban health issue as concrete, traffic and reduced green cover trap heat in Indian cities.
Business
Remote work gave many employees flexibility, but it also blurred the line between office hours, family time and personal rest.
India
Israeli President Isaac Herzog will present Indian captain Smit Machchhar with Israel’s Presidential Award for Civilian Heroism after he recovers.
India
From Parinda and Krantiveer to Welcome and Natsamrat, Nana Patekar built a 5-decade career defined by intensity, versatility & an uncompromising screen presence
India
Supreme Court's directions come a day after around 7,000 people were detained in Delhi amid call to protest against CEC Gyanesh Kumar.
India
The action comes amid heightened security in the Capital, particularly around Jantar Mantar, where police had not permitted the proposed protest
India
Child marriage: Progress made, but millions of girls still at risk in India, say experts
India
On Saturday, about 41,000 security personnel turned the Capital into a fortress to thwart a planned protest and detained 7,000 people.
India
India has rejected the UN human rights body’s concern over the detention of 2,000 protesters in Delhi, calling its remarks unwarranted interference in internal affairs.
India
NAPA seeks probe into 'police action' on Sikh devotees at Bangla Sahib during Delhi protest
Business
The report highlighted global uncertainty, with rising yields in advanced economies and capital outflows from emerging markets adding to financial pressures.