Sarjna Rai

CPU vs GPU vs TPU vs NPU: Understanding the processors powering AI

As AI workloads become more demanding, specialised chips are taking centre stage. Here's how different processors work and where they fit in

How FSSAI's vegan logo mandate could impact India's plant-based food market

The move goes beyond packaging, with experts suggesting it could improve consumer trust, curb misleading claims and support category growth

Suzlon 2.0: Why the renewable energy giant's strategic shift matters

The company's 'Suzlon 2.0' strategy signals a shift towards integrated clean energy solutions as India prepares for its next phase of renewable growth

Half of older petrol vehicle owners want E0, E10 fuel back: Survey

As India deepens ethanol blending, a new survey suggests many owners of older petrol vehicles are grappling with higher running costs and want lower-ethanol alternatives

Fact-check Friday: Is brown sugar really healthier than white sugar?

Many people swap white sugar for brown sugar hoping to make a healthier choice. But does the switch actually help? Experts separate fact from fiction and explain what really matters

Filtered vs unfiltered coffee: Which brew is better for your heart?

The way your coffee is brewed may matter as much as the beans themselves. Experts explain the difference between filtered and unfiltered coffee and who should pay attention

NFHS-6: Vaccination, institutional births improve but nutrition gaps remain

The latest survey shows declines in stunting and wasting, rising vaccination coverage and record institutional births, but only 15.3 per cent of young children receive an adequate diet

Palm oil to milk: What Kwality Wall's move means for the ice cream market

The shift from palm oil to milk is more than a recipe change. It signals evolving consumer preferences and a new phase for India's ice cream industry

Fact Check Friday: Are we actually addicted to our phones, or just bored?

Is excessive phone use a mental health concern or simply a response to stress and boredom? Here's what experts and studies suggest

Heatwaves can affect your blood pressure: Which condition is riskier?

From dehydration to fainting, heatwaves can destabilise blood pressure. Learn the warning signs, vulnerable groups and steps to stay safe

Traditional way of coding is over, says former Google CEO Eric Schmidt

Eric Schmidt's recent remarks have sparked debate online after he claimed Ai is rapidly replacing traditional coding methods used by engineers

Ozempic-style drugs tied to slower cancer spread in major new study

New findings to be presented at ASCO 2026 suggest GLP-1 medicines may help reduce cancer progression, although experts say more trials are still needed

Wet-bulb heat explained: Why humidity makes extreme summer heat deadlier

Wet-bulb heat reflects how difficult it becomes for the body to cool itself during humid weather, making prolonged summer exposure increasingly risky

Heatwave glossary: Urban heat island, wet-bulb, heat index, and more

From wet-bulb temperature to heat dome, here are some key heatwave terms everyone should understand during extreme summers

Gen Z drives workplace therapy surge as mental health takes centre stage

Therapy is no longer a fringe workplace benefit in India, although one in four employees still hesitate to follow through after seeking help

Heat and mental health: Can rising temperatures trigger stress, aggression?

From sleep disruption to rising irritability, doctors say heat stress may quietly affect emotional health and worsen existing mental health conditions

Why global FMCG giants are shifting from selling to making in India

India's growing consumer market and improving manufacturing ecosystem are encouraging global FMCG firms to move beyond selling and start making locally

How rising night-time heat is putting the body under constant stress

Even after sunset, the body may remain under heat stress as rising night-time temperatures disrupt sleep, recovery and the body's natural cooling process

Inside India's whey problem: Plenty of milk, not enough protein supply

Despite abundant milk supply, India still imports most of its whey protein as domestic dairy processing struggles to match rising demand

Fact-check Friday: Can eye exercises really improve vision or is it a myth?

Eye exercises may ease strain and fatigue, but can they really improve eyesight? Eye doctors explain what actually works