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‘AI, coding, data processing will be top skills in 5-10 years’
Various reports highlight that companies are focusing on upskilling their employees now with a major focus on AI. IT CEOs said that they expect generative AI to provide more opportunities for work.
Another South African cheetah translocated to Kuno National Park dies
Notably, this is the second such incident at KNP in almost a month.
Google stops work on big Silicon Valley campus: Report
The report cited unnamed people as saying the project was put on pause, with no word sent to contractors regarding when it might resume.
Twinning with AI: Create your digital twin
The technology can be used as an introductory video of yourself when you send in a resume or are meeting clients online.
Extreme weather is nearly universal experience: Poll
The findings from The AP-NORC poll echo growing evidence that many individuals question their own role in combating climate change. Still, the poll suggests people are paying attention.
A lost world, found: Parabhadi, the newest addition to Odisha’s Buddhist legacy
Ruins of a gigantic stupa, broken sculptures of Buddha (Dhyani Buddha, Buddha on Padmasana), terracotta antiquities and more were discovered.
Atop the hillock of Parabhadi, scattered stone blocks of a large stupa, which dates back to the…
Scientists slam removal of Darwin’s theory from class X syllabus
The country’s scientific community believes that students’ thought processes will be seriously handicapped if they are deprived of exposure to this fundamental discovery of science.
Chardham Yatra begins with opening of Gangotri and Yamunotri shrines
Now for the next six months, devotees will be able to worship 'Maa Ganga' in Gangotri and 'Maa Yamuna' in Yamunotri Dham.
Google may soon introduce generative AI into its advertising business
Google is reportedly developing an all-new AI-powered search engine.
From SRK to Yogi Adityanath to Congress leaders, here the list who lost Twitter blue tick
The Twitter users who have verified blue checkmarks are those paying for Twitter Blue, which costs USD 8 per month via the web and USD 11 per month through the in-app payment on iOS and Android.
Scientists write letter demanding restoration of theory of evolution in Class X textbook
The academics said removing the chapter from textbooks would deprive the students from understanding the process of evolution which is “crucial in building a scientific temper”
Char Dham Yatra begins on Friday, cap on number of pilgrims per day lifted
After the continuous demand of priests and local traders, the government announced the decision regarding the devotees coming to visit the Char Dham.
IIT-M & Harvard Develop Algorithm to Automate Rangers & Drones, Reduce Poaching
esearchers from IIT-Madras and Harvard University have developed a novel Machine Learning algorithm named ‘CombSGPO’ (Combined Security Game Policy Optimization) that can help in saving wildlife from poaching.
The 10 Best GPS Trackers for Kids to Help Keep Them Safe
GPS trackers are small gadgets that provide real-time information about your kid's location, whether it’s on the school bus, in the classroom, or on the way to soccer practice, If you’re experiencing a moment of doubt, you can simply look…
Worst April heatwave in Asian history
Maximiliano Herrera, a climatologist and weather historian, described the unusually high temperatures as the "worst April heatwave in Asian history", The Guardian reported.
Twitter to restrict visibility of tweets that violate its policy
Restricting the reach of tweets is one of the existing enforcement actions that allows us to move beyond the binary 'leave up versus take down' approach, it said.
Chardham Yatra to begin on April 22, govt to induct Doppler radar at Kedarghati
In October last year, a helicopter crashed in Kedar Valley due to bad weather claiming the lives of seven devotees, including the pilot.
Worship of God in form takes one to the formless
We can imagine any form, but we must have faith in that form.
Researchers claim AI-designed T-cell vaccine could offer protection against severe Covid-19
Researchers said the current COVID-19 vaccines, designed to trigger an antibody response to the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein, were vulnerable to mutations making the vaccine less effective over time.
Ensure state boards, schools prescribe NCERT books: NCPCR
The NCPCR said that no child should be discriminated against, harassed, or neglected by schools for carrying books published/prescribed by the NCERT, causing “mental or physical suffering."