Microsoft VP Rajesh Jha on how even if companies layoff half their workforce due to AI, it will only increase business of software companies, not ‘kill’

While investors fret over a potential software rout due to ‘explosion’ of AI technology, one of Microsoft’s top executive has pushed back against fears of an enterprise software decline. According to Rajesh Jha, executive vice president of Microsoft’s Experiences + Devices Group, AI agents will still require software licenses, which addresses concerns that AI-driven job…

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Calm in the chaos: Why are we going numb as the world burns?

It’s another conflict.Another day, another bomb. Another headline flashes – children dying, buildings reduced to rubble, sirens echoing through cities somewhere in the world. The images are stark, the urgency real. Yet, somewhere between these moments of devastation, we find ourselves scrolling through reels, liking posts, debating movie reviews, moving from one world to another…

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Autoimmune diseases may start in the gut: Early signs your immune system is turning against you and what you can do to restore balance

Your body often speaks in quiet tones—fatigue and bloating can hint at an underlying immune imbalance that starts in the gut. When the gut’s defense system falters, it may mislead the immune response, paving the way for inflammation and even autoimmune disorders. Recognizing these early signs, which are frequently brushed aside, can be vital for…

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Dhruvastra: India’s helicopter-launched ‘tank killer’ shaping next-gen battlefield doctrine

India’s push for self-reliance in advanced weapons systems has received a major boost with the induction-ready Dhruvastra, the helicopter-launched variant of the Nag anti-tank guided missile (ATGM). Developed by the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO), Dhruvastra — earlier known as HELINA (Helicopter-Launched Nag) — is designed to give Indian armed forces a decisive edge…

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