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Tech's obsession with all-nighters is being challenged by Kevin O'Leary, who calls sleep deprivation a liability for investors. Studies show chronic fatigue costs billions in lost productivity, as overworked minds hinder innovation. Experts now advocate for smart work, prioritizing health and focusing on high-impact areas like AI solutions for small businesses, proving ambition and balance can coexist.

Telangana's booming food sector, encompassing processing, agri-tech, and exports, has spurred demand for skilled professionals. The state's higher education council has launched a new BBA in Food Technology, Food Security, and Agriculture, integrating science, business, and policy. This interdisciplinary program aims to equip graduates for evolving industry needs, bridging the gap between academic knowledge and practical market demands.

Arunachalam Muruganantham, known as 'Padman,' revolutionized menstrual hygiene in India by creating affordable sanitary pads and a local manufacturing model. His persistent efforts, despite societal discomfort and personal hardship, led to improved women's health, education, and economic empowerment, earning him global recognition and a reported Nobel Peace Prize nomination.

Meet Kate Tolo, the driving force behind a revolutionary women-centric longevity protocol, earning her the nickname ‘the female Bryan Johnson.’ Her ambitious project seeks to collect invaluable data on female biology, tackling health issues that have long been neglected.

Celebrating a significant milestone, Navya Naveli Nanda, the granddaughter of iconic actor Amitabh Bachchan, has just concluded her MBA journey at IIM Ahmedabad. Sharing poignant farewell messages, she highlighted the lessons learned and friendships forged during her two years in business school.

Amaravati, the newly anointed capital city of Andhra Pradesh, is still under construction, but its Quantum Valley project is already luring deeptech startups, scientists and engineers to move in as the first settlers and work on the next frontier of technology

Sharda University is rapidly emerging as a leading institution in India's knowledge-driven economy, recognized for its cutting-edge research, AI integration, and global collaborations. With a strong focus on innovation and impact, the university boasts significant research output, faculty excellence, and robust mechanisms for intellectual property commercialization, positioning itself as a key player in Viksit Bharat's ambitions.

An Amazon techie's ₹51,000 monthly expense breakdown for a 'decent lifestyle' in Bengaluru has ignited an online debate. While some find the costs realistic for urban living, others question if travel, shopping, and supplements are survival necessities. The discussion highlights rising living expenses and lifestyle inflation in India's tech capital.

Samsung R&D Institutes in Bangalore and Noida have launched the 2026 edition of Samsung Mobile Advance, a global startup program. This initiative offers up to $50,000 in grant funding with no equity for startups to develop Proof-of-Concepts in next-generation mobile technologies. The program aims to foster innovation and partnerships within Samsung's extensive mobile ecosystem.

Students now have diverse career paths beyond traditional choices. Design, technology, psychology, and liberal arts offer exciting opportunities. Hospitality, aviation, and defence services also present stable careers. Vocational courses and entrepreneurship are growing options. Informed choices based on interest and goals lead to fulfilling futures. New roles emerge as industries evolve.

Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas believes the iPhone remains AI-proof due to three key strengths. He highlights its role as a 'digital passport' for personal data, Apple's custom 'Apple Silicon' chip advantage enabling local AI processing, and the strong 'ecosystem lock-in' combined with user trust in Apple's security and privacy, making it difficult for new AI competitors to displace the device.

An engineer secretly worked two remote jobs, earning ₹70 lakh annually and purchasing a house outright without a loan. Despite financial success, he sacrificed his social life and personal well-being. He eventually quit one job to reclaim his time and focus on life beyond work, leaving many to question the ultimate worth of his extreme dedication.

Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer is furious after losing $60 million to fintech founder Joseph Sanberg's Aspiration Partners. Sanberg defrauded investors with false environmental claims. Ballmer's reputation suffered, leading to a public campaign against him and an NBA investigation. Sanberg's plea deal and sentencing are pending.

Personality quizzes, while not scientific, offer a glimpse into subconscious desires. Choosing between a Boho, Vibrant, or Neon room reveals whether you crave a peaceful sanctuary, an energetic and goal-driven life, or a rebellious and original path. These choices reflect the lifestyles you are already leaning towards.

In an inspiring tale of innovation, young Indian entrepreneur Angad Daryani is changing the landscape of air quality with his groundbreaking startup, Praan. By creating systems that operate without filters and consume minimal energy, Praan addresses the urgent challenge of urban pollution, specifically targeting the dangerous PM2.5 and PM10 particles.

As AI slips into rings, eyewear and jewellery, wearable tech is shedding its gadget look and becoming the fastest-growing accessory category in luxury

Latest platforms from Indian and Chinese cos eliminate need for sputum and use tongue swabs for testing

OpenAI's recent acquisition of media company TBPN has surprised industry watchers, raising questions about its strategy as it prepares for a potential IPO. This follows a significant hardware acquisition and other diverse startup purchases, leading some experts to question the company's direction amidst intense AI competition and rising costs.

Nitin Gupta, an IIT-JEE topper, diverged from a typical engineering path to explore the brain's mechanics. Now an Associate Professor at IIT Kanpur, he integrates neuroscience and computation to understand how sensory signals, like smell, translate into behaviour, with implications for both fundamental brain science and public health.