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Privacy and penalty: Managing business with new data protection law

Stringent legal obligation to prevent breaches has companies reviewing their security practices

No homes for homestays, no roads for trips: HP, U'khand reel from deluge

Himachal and Uttarakhand hotels face cancelled reservations, lack of advance bookings; apple growers also stare at a loss of Rs 1,000 crore

Little big inventions

Roma Agrawal's book is a masterclass on how to make technical content connect seamlessly with the reader's life experiences

Why is the National Flag unfurled at the Red Fort every August 15?

On the eve of India's 77th Independence Day, the Red Fort remains the enduring seat of power that sowed the seeds of a democratic nation way back in 1857

Tribe of e-sports players is burgeoning as games become real career option

They also provide an identity and a sense of belonging

Dropping out and finishing your studies too: Boon for startup culture?

Sounds like having your cake and eating it too, as IITs and other institutes allow early exits. What does this mean for the dropout culture in startups?

AIGF appeals to FinMin against repeated taxation in online skill gaming

AIGF pointed out that while certain companies across formats that offer large tournaments may scrape through, even their revenues will be substantially affected

Sitar, Sanskrit and Baul music: How Mick Jagger played to India's tune

As Jagger rolls into his 80s, India's influence on his music remains subtle but significant

'X' replaces tweet in Musk's radical move, but will the rebranding click?

Companies that have changed even their logos in the past have had to deal with consumer criticism and confusion

No child's play: How AI is helping medicine in assisted fertility

The technology helps doctors by studying massive amounts of data. It's useful but involves ethical concerns

'How bad is the job market?': Applicants spooked, experts optimistic

A start-up receiving 3,000 job applications in 48 hours reflects how substantial the churn is

Netflix India's password sharing crackdown: Here's how it will work

The streaming service has taken steps to crack down on password sharing globally in the past few months

The tiredness needs to show

Tom Cruise is underwhelming in Dead Reckoning, and much like Hugh Jackman's wolverine in Logan, it is time he accepted weariness

As athletes defer retirement, sports healthcare on a high in India

The Serbian tennis champ is not the only one to show incredible physical resilience against father time. Roger Federer hung up his racket at 41

Dukaan's chatbot Lina is prompt and efficient but needs human help

The chatbot is being trained to respond to more technical queries in customer, product and inventory analytics

Google Bard can now process image queries, chat in Indian languages

While Bard is primarily aimed at generating original content, if the AI does source from second-party content like images, data, information etc

Beyond Barbie: Hollywood's blurred boundaries & confused ethnic identities

Misrepresentation of borders and whitewashing of characters continues, with 87% American directors being white

Precise, personal campaigns: When brand AI comes to advertising industry

AI is all set to transform marketing, making ads more targeted and increasing efficiency. But that is the good news. The bad news is that the adoption of AI into marketing will lead to job losses

Curry's new flavour

The rise of Rajasthan-based web series offers a much-needed exploration of small-town crime, culture, and politics, delving into the complex layers of obscurity and feminist empowerment

Maps to healthcare: Google announces AI tools for Indian developers

Company will give access its speech data comprising over 4,000 hours across 38 languages