For many years, Indian athletics fans waited at the Asian Games. Then, on the last evening of track events in Nagoya, four women ended the wait. The record that fell On Monday, Vithya Ramraj ran the 400m hurdles in 54.75 seconds. It was a personal best and a new national...
On September 29, 2026, Donald Trump signed an order called “Inaugurating the Era of Super Intelligence.” It tells the executive branch to use “Super Intelligence” and “SI” instead of “Artificial Intelligence” and “AI.” Agencies were also told to stop acknowledging the old terms. What does it mean? Legally, very little...
Most startups don’t get killed by competitors. They get killed in the boardroom. Not by a competitor launching a better product. Not by a recession. Not even because they ran out of money. Many startups begin dying much earlier—when founders stop trusting each other, egos become bigger than the business,...
Imagine a car maker printing this in its sales brochure: “Our car may cause catastrophic harm.” You would stop and read it twice. That is what happened this week. Anthropic plans to warn investors in its IPO that advanced AI could pose “catastrophic or existential risks to humanity.” This is...
On September 10, 2025, Oracle’s stock jumped 36 percent in a single day. It was one of the biggest one-day gains ever recorded for a company that large. Larry Ellison, already one of the richest men alive, briefly passed Elon Musk to become the richest man on the planet. Oracle’s...
For an office built on being boring, neutral, and procedural, India’s Election Commission has rarely made this much noise. Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar is facing a nationwide demand for his resignation, an opposition move to impeach him, and a family controversy that has spilled into the Supreme Court. Whatever...
Look up tonight. Every star you see is old light. Some of it left its source before the dinosaurs existed. You are not seeing the universe as it is. You are seeing its ghosts. That single fact changes everything about how we should think about space. How humans started looking...
Most people network like beggars. They show up wanting something, and powerful people can smell it in seconds. The ones who actually break into rooms they weren’t born into do something different — they make themselves useful before they make themselves known. Andrew Carnegie understood this before he had a...
A government hospital advertised five doctor posts last month. Over a hundred MBBS graduates showed up outside the building, waiting for a chance that barely one in twenty would get. Ten years ago, this scene would have shocked people. Today, it barely makes news. This is the quiet, uncomfortable truth...
You did not choose your mother. You did not choose your father. You did not choose the country, the city, the language, or the religion you opened your eyes into. Before you could think, decide, or agree to anything, your entire starting point in life was already fixed. This is...
