The Wired Renaissance: Why Simplicity Is Winning Again
When Simplicity Becomes the Premium Feature We often equate innovation with addition-more sensors, more applications, more connectivity, more features. Yet the renewed interest in wired headphones suggests a countertrend: people are not rejecting…
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PETA India Urges Oct 2 Meat Ad Ban to Honour Gandhi’s Ahimsa
PETA India has urged the Union government to impose a nationwide ban on meat advertisements across billboards, television, online platforms and other media from October 2, saying the move would uphold Mahatma Gandhi’s commitment to ahimsa, or…
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Rimbi Residents Clear Debris as Weather Improves, Bringing Relief
Residents of Rimbi village in West Sikkim returned to their damaged homes on Sunday to clear mud and debris after days of incessant rain triggered landslides, mudslides and flash floods. Although the weather briefly improved, officials warned that the…
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Safety Shoes for Women: Hidden Features You Need to Know
Safety shoes for women should be designed around women’s specific foot anatomy rather than offered merely as smaller versions of men’s models, according to research highlighting the gaps in workplace protective equipment. A 2001 study by R.E. Wunderlich…
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Priyakanta Laishram Unveils Captivating Poster for New Film ‘Interlude’
Imphal: Manipur filmmaker Priyakanta Laishram unveiled the first official poster of his upcoming live-action short film, Interlude, on September 27. The poster provides the first public glimpse of the project, while its plot and other narrative details…
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6 Charged Over Public Assemblies: Phua Chu Kang Actors Lim Kay Siu & Neo Swee Lin Face Criminal Charges
From Phua Chu Kang to the Dock: Lim Kay Siu and Neo Swee Lin Find Themselves in a Different Kind of Drama The marquee has collided with the docket-and somehow, Singapore’s best-loved television couple has landed right at the collision site. Six prominent…
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The Accountability Gap: Governing AI-Caused Cybersecurity Harm
The Next AI Safety Boundary Is the Execution Layer The most dangerous question in AI is no longer, “What can the model generate?” It is, “What can the agent do without human approval?” We celebrate benchmark gains, but enterprises must measure a…
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Himanta on Gauhati Student Nimisha’s Death: ‘Guilty Will Be Punished’
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has pledged a thorough investigation into the death of Gauhati University student Nimisha Thakuria, saying those found guilty will face action. The 22-year-old, who was from Sarma’s constituency, was found…
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MLA Zubair Anam Majumdar Warns Police During Congress Campaign
Ahead of the Silchar Municipal Corporation elections, Silchar MLA Zubair Anam Majumdar accused the police administration of acting impartially and alleged that it was working in favour of the ruling party. Addressing a campaign programme supporting…
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Kailengjang Killings: 12-Hour Shutdown Cripples Manipur’s Senapati
IMPHAL, Sept. 28 — A 12-hour shutdown called by the Naga People’s Organisation (NPO) brought life to a halt across Manipur’s Senapati district on Monday to mourn three Naga civilians killed in the Kailengjang shooting and demand justice for the victims.…
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