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THE INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY 2024

M.Y. Siddiqui - 2024-03-07 03:39
The world celebrates International Women’s Day 2024 (IWD) on March 8 (every year). “Inspire Inclusion” is the theme for IWD 2024. The theme explains, “When we inspire others to understand and value women’s inclusion, we forge a better world” IWD is a forum where countries all over the world unite in the celebration of women’s achievements. The event honours women of the past, present and future generations who have fought for changes in gender equality and funding female focused charities. Under a new annual theme, organisers men and women partake in campaign efforts to raise awareness. It is a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women.

PANKAJ UDHAS BROUGHT GHAZALS TO THE HEARTS OF COMMON PEOPLE THROUGH ITS SIMPLICITY

HIS 'CHITTHI AYEE HAI’ SONG MESMERISED MILLIONS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD
Tirthankar Mitra - 2024-03-02 11:44
A voice that breathed tunefulness, longing and heart break has been stilled forever. Pankaj Udhas is no more; but his ghazals will transcend generations. Udhas was certainly not a one-song singer. But whenever one takes his name, the song Chitthi Ayee Hai comes to mind. It was a song of authenticity conveying a father's feelings for his expatriate son. There was an accessibility about it which was all his own.

DECODING FORMER BENGAL CHIEF MINISTER BUDDHADEB BHATTACHARJEE ON HIS 80TH BIRTHDAY

A DREAMER WHO WANTED TO TRANSFORM STATE’S ECONOMY, IS NOW A TRAGIC HERO
Tirthankar Mitra - 2024-03-01 12:05
Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee, the firebrand CPI(M) leader who ruled Bengal as the chief minister from 2000 to 2011 May following retirement of the party icon Jyoti Basu stepped into his 80th year on March 1. The soft spoken leader of the Left has been ailing for many years staying recluse in his small flat with his wife. Reading books was his best passion, but due to his serious eyesight problems, he can not read much.

‘COMMUNIST MANIFESTO’ OF MARX AND ENGELS REMAINS RELEVANT EVEN AFTER 176 YEARS

FOR INDIA, THE 1848 PUBLICATION IS AN INSPIRING DOCUMENT FOR CARRYING ON STRUGGLE FOR EQUALITY
Krishna Jha - 2024-02-29 11:49
It is the 176th anniversary of the Communist Manifesto, a program for scientific socialism, a guide for change. On February 21, 1848, Communist Manifesto was published in London. It was prepared by Karl Marx and Frederick Engels. The duo were the forerunners of scientific Socialism. The historic task was accomplished with its prophesies. The writing was started in Brussels itself where the Communist League was functioning from underground. Karl Marx had been banished from Belgium as he was writing about the injustices the toilers were facing in that country and also in entire Europe and the world. He had to shift to London and the Manifesto was published from there.

KUMAR SHAHANI WAS AN UNCOMPROMISING FILM MAKER PURSUING HIS OWN AESTHETICS

HIS FILMS, THOUGH FEW, HAVE GIVEN A NEW IDIOM IN DEPICTING THE PANGS OF OUR SOCIETY
Tirthankar Mitra - 2024-02-27 10:33
Does austerity match with aesthetics? Art house cinema icon, Kumar Shahani who passed away on Sunday at the age of 83placed these two unlikely attributes side by side in his works in celluloid. It was no square peg in round whole existence. A look at the films he directed underscored the point.

CREDIBILITY CONCERNS RISE IN JOURNALISM WITH METEORIC RISE OF CHATGPT

LATEST STATE OF THE MEDIA STUDY BY CISION THROWS UP COLLABORATION POSSIBILITIES ALSO
Arun Kumar Shrivastav - 2024-02-21 10:39
A recent report by Cision, a leading media intelligence and communications platform, unveils growing anxieties within the journalism industry. The meteoric rise of AI-powered tools like ChatGPT casts a shadow over the core tenets of the profession: accuracy and credibility. Journalists fear this disruptive technology might exacerbate the already intricate task of delivering authentic and reliable news in an increasingly complex media landscape.

THIS VALENTINE’S DAY, CUPID GOES DIGITAL WITH AI SHAPING THE ONLINE DATING

65 PERCENT OF INDIANS ARE USING CHATGPT OR SIMILAR PLATFORMS FOR DATING PROFILE
Arun Kumar Shrivastav - 2024-02-14 12:07
Love is in the air, but so is AI! A recent study revealed that 65% of Indians are using ChatGPT or similar platforms to craft their dating profiles, with 56% even considering AI-written messages for Valentine's Day. While this tech-powered approach seems to boost confidence and responses (81% reported better results with AI), there's a catch: 60% would be hurt if they knew their love message was machine-made. So, while AI offers exciting possibilities like overcoming shyness and photo enhancement, the authenticity factor might give the heart an ache. But experts suggest, tread carefully and remember, even in the digital age, love thrives on genuineness.

AI-GENERATED CONTENT HOLDS PROMISES AS WELL AS PERILS

HOW SOON COULD AI WRITE ITS WAY INTO OUR HEARTS?
Girish Linganna - 2024-02-03 11:26
Artificial intelligence has made tremendous strides in recent years—from beating human champions at chess to revolutionizing self-driving cars and setting up life-like virtual assistants. Now, AI is putting its creative hat on and venturing into the world of content generation. While AI shows great promise for automating routine, and mundane, writing tasks and producing large volumes of content, its use also raises important questions about originality, quality and its impact on jobs. The question whether—or even when—AI will eventually replace human intervention in writing is being hotly debated even as we write this piece.

TECH COMPANIES PLAN TO SPEND MORE THAN US$ 200 BILLION ON CYBERSECURITY IN 2024

KEEPING SAFE THE INTERNET, ESPECIALLY CLOUD COMPUTERS HAS EMERGED AS A KEY TASK
Girish Linganna - 2024-02-02 11:36
In the 1964 James Bond movie, ‘Goldfinger’, the bad guy, Auric Goldfinger, realized he could not just steal the huge amount of gold in Fort Knox, a famous US Army post in Kentucky, known primarily for housing a large portion of the USA’s gold reserves. So, he planned to use a nuclear device to irradiate it to make the gold useless, which would make his own gold more valuable.

NEURALINK BRAIN IMPLANT SUCCESS OPENS UP IMMENSE POSSIBILITIES FOR MEDICAL SCIENCE

ELON MUSK’S START UP HAS TAKEN A MAJOR STEP IN ADVANCEMENT OF BRAIN-COMPUTER INTERFACE
Girish Linganna - 2024-01-31 10:30
Elon Musk announced that the first person has received a Neuralink brain implant, which is a significant step forward in the advancement of "brain-computer interface" technology. This technology has the potential to assist individuals with conditions like paralysis to interact with their environment.