Sarjna Rai
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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
 "Traditional way of coding is over, says former Google CEO Eric Schmidt")
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
 "Ozempic-style drugs tied to slower cancer spread in major new study")
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
 "Wet-bulb heat explained: Why humidity makes extreme summer heat deadlier")
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
 "Heatwave glossary: Urban heat island, wet-bulb, heat index, and more")
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
 "Gen Z drives workplace therapy surge as mental health takes centre stage")
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
 "Heat and mental health: Can rising temperatures trigger stress, aggression?")
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
 "Why global FMCG giants are shifting from selling to making in India")
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
 "How rising night-time heat is putting the body under constant stress")
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
 "Inside India's whey problem: Plenty of milk, not enough protein supply")
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
 "Fact-check Friday: Can eye exercises really improve vision or is it a myth?")
Why are transporters in Delhi-NCR protesting revised ECC charges?
Delhi raised Environment Compensation Charges as part of its anti-pollution drive, while transporters warn the move could hurt supply chains and businesses
 "Why are transporters in Delhi-NCR protesting revised ECC charges?")
World is more vulnerable to pandemics despite Covid-19 lessons, warns WHO
A new global preparedness report warns that future outbreaks could become more disruptive as trust declines and pandemic funding slips worldwide
 "World is more vulnerable to pandemics despite Covid-19 lessons, warns WHO")
Why Indian PE funds are betting big on consumer brands and manufacturing
Consumer and manufacturing sectors are attracting strong PE interest as investors seek profitability, earnings visibility and long-term growth opportunities
 "Why Indian PE funds are betting big on consumer brands and manufacturing")
Can India build a China-like super grid for its clean energy push?
China built its super grid over two decades through massive state investment and planning. Experts explain whether India can realistically replicate
 "Can India build a China-like super grid for its clean energy push?")
Does sweating more mean you're burning more fat? Experts bust fitness myth
Heavy sweating may feel like proof of an effective workout, but experts say fat loss depends on far more than perspiration alone
 "Does sweating more mean you're burning more fat? Experts bust fitness myth")
NTA credibility crisis: Why India's testing agency keeps failing students
Paper leaks, exam cancellations, technical glitches, and delayed reforms have deepened concerns over transparency, accountability, and fairness in India's entrance exam system
 "NTA credibility crisis: Why India's testing agency keeps failing students")
Fact-check Friday: Do short naps enhance performance or disrupt sleep?
A short nap can boost focus and alertness, but only if done right; experts explain ideal duration, timing, and when naps may disrupt sleep habits
 "Fact-check Friday: Do short naps enhance performance or disrupt sleep?")
Hantavirus on cruise ship: Experts probe rare human-to-human transmission
Health agencies across multiple countries are tracing passengers and probing the source of a deadly hantavirus outbreak linked to a cruise ship
 "Hantavirus on cruise ship: Experts probe rare human-to-human transmission")
OpenAI, Anthropic move into services: What this means for Indian IT
As AI companies move closer to enterprise clients, the shift could disrupt the existing IT models and force firms like TCS and Infosys to adapt faster
 "OpenAI, Anthropic move into services: What this means for Indian IT")
Great Nicobar Project: Why it matters and what are the concerns around it
Rahul Gandhi's remarks have reignited debate over the Great Nicobar Project, with the Centre highlighting strategic and economic gains while the Oppositoin warn of ecological and tribal risks
 "Great Nicobar Project: Why it matters and what are the concerns around it")