"They are not hostile people. They warn; they dont kill people, including outsiders. They only say, leave us alone," TN Pandit said. | Continue reading
Paytm boss' personal secretary controlled the extortion calls while also convincing her boss to pay up. | Continue reading
The United Arab Emirates is the first country in the Middle East to publish an AI strategy, and the only country in the world to create a Ministry of Artificial Intelligence. | Continue reading
“A key contributing factor to this success is Epson's InkTank Printers offer of lowest cost per print (CPP) with 7 paise for black and 18 paise for composite colour," said Samba Moorthy. | Continue reading
Prof Sarit Kumar Das talks about change in JEE format which has led to fall in quality of students at IITs. | Continue reading
“10% growth possible if Modi or any other leader actively embraced structural reforms” | Continue reading
Many Google services store your location data even if you've used privacy settings that say they will prevent it from doing so. | Continue reading
The bill does not do enough to protect evolving privacy rights of you and I, policy wonks and lawyers say. | Continue reading
IIT researchers have developed a solution for the automatic detection of those riding without helmets. | Continue reading
The Nanos death was confirmed by production numbers: Tata Motors Ltd. produced just 1 unit in June, down from 275 in the same month last year. | Continue reading
Potential risks to the brain can be minimised by using headphones or the loudspeaker while on a call. | Continue reading
The premium phonemaker became the first major casualty of Chinese invasion of Indian smartphone market. | Continue reading
Govt is looking at capability to collect data from social media platforms, and emails. | Continue reading
Earlier this week, Automation Anywhere said it raised $250 million in what it called a series-A round which valued it at $1.8 billion. | Continue reading
At least 31 people have been killed over the last one year in 10 different states by lynch mobs mobilised by rumours of child lifting spread over WhatsApp. | Continue reading
PCM is popularly known among Indians for his draft of the Second Five-Year Plan which he submitted to the National Development Council in 1955. | Continue reading
This mission would solidify Indias place among the fleet of explorers racing to the moon, Mars and beyond for scientific, commercial or military gains. | Continue reading
Decades of commercial mountaineering have turned Mount Everest into the world's highest rubbish dump as an increasing number of big-spending climbers pay little attention to the ugly footprint they leave behind. | Continue reading
The door of the blue bus slides open and dozens of children excitedly bound up the steps, eager to get their hands on hard-to-find books in Kabul's first mobile library. Named Charmaghz -- the Dari for walnut, which is associated with logic in Afghanistan because the nut resemble … | Continue reading
Amazon is quizzing customers over returned items and has even banned accounts from which even 10% of ordered items were returned, according to a report. | Continue reading
The announcement culminates discussions between Walmart and Flipkart that began in September 2016 with Walmarts plans to pick a minority stake in Flipkart. | Continue reading