NASA is using AI to predict harmful algae blooms before they become environmental disasters |

The issue of harmful algae blooms is currently becoming one of the major environmental and health risks in the world, impacting lakes, rivers, reservoirs, and even coastal areas on various continents. To tackle this problem, the NASA agency has decided to apply technologies of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and remote sensing to detect harmful algae…

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Life Lessons From Ms Dhoni: MS Dhoni calls this one value ‘irreplaceable’ for success: A powerful life lesson every parent needs to hear

Image courtesy: Youtube/@rajshamani Success is often connected with talent, intelligence, and opportunities. However, Cricket legend MS Dhoni believes that there is one other thing that can never truly be replaced. Recently, in Raj Shamani’s podcast, MS Dhoni shared the one value he considers as the absolute essentials for success. His advice goes far beyond the…

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Meet China’s new humanoid robot: It can cook dinner, wash clothes and care for seniors, but one everyday problem still stops it |

China’s race to build practical humanoid robots has mostly played out behind factory doors so far. Machines have sorted parcels, carried components, and repeated carefully programmed movements in controlled environments. But a different challenge is beginning to emerge, one that appears far messier and far more personal. As reported by the South China Morning Post,…

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UPSC prelims 2026 exam analysis: Experts call GS paper unconventional, difficult and highly unpredictable; suggest lower cutoff

UPSC CSE prelims 2026 surprises aspirants with lengthy, analytical paper; experts call paper unusually difficult, predict lower cutoff UPSC CSE prelims 2026 analysis: The Union Public Service Commission’s Civil Services Preliminary Examination 2026, conducted on Sunday, May 24, appears to have left a large section of aspirants surprised, exhausted, and uncertain about the expected cutoff….

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