What you eat doesn’t just affect your body it directly shapes how well your brain functions. From memory and focus to mood and long-term cognitive protection, nutrition plays a bigger role in mental performance than most people realize. If you’re looking for foods that boost brain health, the good news is that many of them…

World Brain Day is a good reminder that brain health isn’t something we only think about after a diagnosis. Long before serious conditions show up, the brain often sends small, easy-to-miss signals through daily behavior. Recognizing these early signs of poor brain health can help you take action sooner through lifestyle changes, medical checkups, or…

The line between biology and technology is becoming increasingly blurred. One of the most exciting innovations driving this transformation is the biochip—a tiny electronic or biological device designed to interact with living systems. Once considered science fiction, biochips are now being developed for medical diagnostics, disease monitoring, brain–computer interfaces, and personalized healthcare. As artificial intelligence,…

Cybersecurity has entered a new era. As cyberattacks become more sophisticated, organizations are turning to Artificial Intelligence (AI) to detect threats, respond faster, and protect sensitive data. In 2026, AI is no longer just an experimental technology—it has become an essential part of modern cybersecurity. From identifying malware in real time to predicting potential attacks…

Artificial Intelligence is transforming industries worldwide, and healthcare is among the biggest beneficiaries. One of the most exciting breakthroughs is AI’s growing role in discovering new medicines. Traditionally, developing a new drug could take over a decade and cost billions of dollars. Today,it is helping researchers analyze massive amounts of biological data, identify promising drug…

Social media is full of unusual privacy hacks, but one of the most persistent claims is that wrapping your smartphone in aluminum foil can prevent it from being tracked. Videos and online posts often suggest that a simple layer of kitchen foil can block GPS, stop location tracking, and even protect users from surveillance. But…

There’s a certain kind of honesty you don’t often get from consumer electronics founders the kind that doesn’t try to spin bad news into a silver lining. When Lumio’s Raghu Reddy and Kailash Sankarnarayanan sat down to talk about where their smart TV brand is headed, they didn’t dodge the uncomfortable part first: yes, your…

Kyiv woke up to one of the most intense nights of the war in the early hours of July 19, as Russia launched what officials are calling one of its largest ballistic missile attacks on the Ukrainian capital since the full-scale invasion began. What made this strike stand out wasn’t just the scale it was…

There’s a particular kind of Monday morning tension you can feel building in central Delhi at jantar mantar when a protest is about to spill past its permitted boundary barricades going up a little earlier than usual, extra buses of police personnel idling near Parliament Street, and a designated protest ground at Jantar Mantar that…

India has once again drawn a hard line on the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) the six decade old water sharing pact with Pakistan. According to government sources, the treaty will remain in abeyance, and New Delhi retains the option of walking away from it entirely. The message is unambiguous: any revival depends on Pakistan agreeing…