You can call me crazy, but we need to ban AI before it’s too late.

Toxic air, broken roads and unpicked rubbish - why India's big cities are becoming unliveable bbc.in/4pYXLwM

You know about Rabies Vaccine. Right? If you had taken Rabies vaccine by name Abhayrab, especially batch number KA24014 between Nov 2023 till date, please consult your doctor. You may have to repeat it, because a fake version of the vaccine was being given to some till the

Ethics, those Slo-Mo Insta Reels, claims of 20hrs of study and no Social Media - When they hit the ground, it's like the same old Corrupt Babu, we had in for the last 7 decades eating 90paisa out of every ₹1 of the Taxpayers Money!

In solidarity with the workers. Their demands are absolutely valid: ✅ Stop the unsafe ‘10-minute delivery' model ✅ Stop arbitrary ID blocking ✅ Regulate platform companies ✅ Stop worker victimisation ✅ Ensure fair wages, safety, and social protection

#Kashmir's #apple orchards face scrutiny as lawmakers and medical experts link decades of pesticide use to rising malignant brain tumours among orchard workers. Studies reveal high incidences of #brain cancer in fruit-growing districts, with evidence of pesticide residues found

I love Indian food and the culture but I just want to be able to breathe and not have my throat burn. Been in India for the last two months for my Indian wedding and I don't remember the last time I was so sick for such a long time. I'm tired of wearing a mask. I see small

“Elon Musk isn’t a scientist. He’s a billionaire con man with a checkbook.” — AOC And she’s right. Buying engineers doesn’t make you one. It just makes you rich enough to cosplay genius while other people do the work.

BBC isn’t “defaming” India, BBC is describing what Indians live daily: toxic air, broken roads, unpicked garbage making big cities unliveable. After 10+ years of BJP’s “New India / Acche Din / Amrit Kaal” slogans, we’re left with shiny optics: airports, highways, metros; while

एक ही ब्रांड, एक ही प्रोडक्ट लेकिन मानक बिल्कुल अलग। दूसरे देशों में वही चीज़ें कम शुगर , कम सोडियम और बेहतर सामग्री से बनती हैं , जबकि भारत में हमें ज़्यादा शुगर , ज़्यादा नमक और सस्ते घटिया इंग्रीडिएंट्स दिए जाते हैं। सवाल >> क्या भारतीय उपभोक्ता कम क़ीमती हैं या यहाँ मानकों

My grandmother went to school to be a nurse when she was 46 (after raising 4 kids). My mom went to med school to be a rural primary care doctor when she was 37 (after having 3 kids). Please tell us your stories of how you went back, changed directions. We’d love to hear them.

Tina Dabi’s sister, IAS Ria Dabi team uploaded a wedding invitation card on the Jal Shakti Ministry website as “proof of work completed” and still walked away with a ₹1 Crore Govt Award. Let that sink in. 📌 Wedding card shown as project evidence 📌 No real work on the ground

I'm right now in Himachal Pradesh in a smallish village called Cheog. Yesterday I went for a a hike up a nearby mountain, a bit difficult for a city-person like me. 1.5 hours of huffing and puffing later, I reached this pretty forest patch. What I found stunning is that in the

One thing which blew my mind about Phuket/Thailand is just how simple everything is and how uncomplicated people are. They're usually not scheming and don't try to mislead or confuse you. Everything is very straightforward, and the lack of complexity means everyone is actually

Construction dust everywhere. Loose soil all over the roads, turning into dust clouds and choking the air. But the focus is on PUC checks, because that’s where the money comes from. Road dust and construction debris can’t be monetized, so they’re conveniently ignored. And this

One IAS officer uploads her wedding invitation card as a proof/ evidence of project work while another IAS officer used AI generated pictures as evidence( mind you on Govt portal) and both win awards(monetary) from President of India. Wah Ending the year on another scam.

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“Gig Workers Strike”

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It seems odd that C. auris, a fungal infection with a 30-50% mortality rate that primarily affects patients with ‘weakened immune systems,’ is becoming more virulent, more infectious and spreading in 60+ countries on 6 continents at the same time. independent.co.uk/news/science/c…