As social media becomes a primary source of health advice, medical experts warn that misinformation from influencers is putting public health at risk.
In a fast-changing world, a deeper study of Indian heritage could bridge the gap between Gen Z and tradition.
This article has short interviews by Surabhi Vanzara, Trisha Pathak and Aashna Suneja about their career as comedians.
This article explores the advantages and limitations between micro-degrees and traditional four-year degrees.
The Guwahati Half Marathon (GHM) is set to return for its 16th edition on April 12, 2026, at Karmabir Nabin Chandra Bordoloi Stadium, Sarusajai, Guwahati. Organized by Techniche, the annual techno-management festival of IIT Guwahati, the marathon is part of Techniche’s 28th edition, which features a wide range of events, competitions, workshops, and initiatives. Over …
Sometimes we find ourselves questioning over what would it take for us to go back to the good old days? And maybe it’s time we realize that we must pause, reflect and breathe. We all have been so caught up in this cat race that we have forgotten what it feels like to live a …
The 15th edition of Shri Ram Economics Summit 2026 concluded on March 16 and 17, featuring two days of dynamic discussions, interactive sessions, and practical learning for students, academicians, and industry professionals. The summit witnessed enthusiastic participation from institutions across the country, creating a vibrant and intellectually engaging environment. Distinguished speakers including Aman Gupta, co-founder …
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As social media becomes a primary source of health advice, medical experts warn that misinformation from influencers is putting public health at risk.
