Hormuz, Suez, Taiwan Strait: Why the world’s supply chains now need war-room planning
Global supply chains face unprecedented threats as maritime chokepoints become geopolitical battlegrounds. The US-Iran conflict highlighted how disruptions in vital waterways like the Strait of Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb trigger widespread economic fallout, from soaring freight rates to increased inflation. Other critical routes, including the Suez, Taiwan, Malacca, and Panama Canals, are also under scrutiny, demanding a shift towards war-room level planning for future crises.
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Venture capitalist Marc Andreessen: ‘ChatGPT is a better doctor than 99% of doctors’
Venture capitalist Marc Andreessen boldly claims ChatGPT surpasses 99% of doctors, citing AI's superior data processing capabilities. He envisions AI as a vital tool for physicians, offering instant access to vast medical research and aiding in complex medication management. While acknowledging potential policy hurdles, Andreessen believes AI's practical advantages will drive its widespread adoption in healthcare, despite some studies highlighting AI's limitations in critical medical scenarios.
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Turkey backs NATO's future, says US wants burden-sharing, not an exit
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'I Hate Man': Dental body suspends MP office-bearer Dr Muskan Soni for 5 years over social media post on Pune businessman’s murder
A Madhya Pradesh dental association has suspended its treasurer, Dr. Muskan Soni, for five years after she allegedly justified the murder of a Pune businessman on social media. The association cited "acts of indiscipline" and "highly inappropriate, offensive and disrespectful remarks" as reasons for the severe action. Despite an apology, the organization deemed it insufficient, emphasizing a zero-tolerance policy for conduct undermining ethical standards and professional dignity.
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Anti-drone arsenal, radars & anti-aircraft guns: How Army is keeping Amarnath pilgrims safe
As the Amarnath yatra approaches, the Army has implemented a state-of-the-art security system featuring advanced drone detection technology and anti-aircraft weaponry to address aerial threats. Collaborating with various security agencies, this holistic strategy guarantees ongoing monitoring along pilgrimage routes. This comprehensive security arrangement is designed to protect the thousands of devotees participating in this important annual Hindu event.
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Oracle sends message to users of Intel Macs: Our engineers will stop maintaining ...
Tech giants are phasing out support for Intel-based Macs. Oracle's Java Development Kit will cease maintaining the macOS/x64 port from version 27, following similar moves by Rust and Node.js. Apple itself is ending support for older Intel Macs, with macOS 26 Tahoe being the last major update for them. New macOS 27 Golden Gate will exclusively run on Apple Silicon devices.
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National Doctor's Day 2026: 5 memorable doctor characters who will remain FRESH in audience's mind
Bollywood's portrayal of doctors transcends mere medical expertise; they embody compassion and emotional resilience. From Munna Bhai's heartwarming 'Jaadu Ki Jhappi' to Jug's relatable guidance in 'Dear Zindagi,' these characters bring empathy to the forefront. Even the complex guilty pleasures, like Kabir Singh, exhibit surgical prowess. Dr. Priya's delicate fortitude in 'Kal Ho Naa Ho' illustrates how cinema showcases doctors as healers of the heart as well as the body.
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More traffic may be doing more than clogging streets in England, Scotland and Wales, as a study linked rising vehicle traffic to higher perceived crime and weaker community guardianship
New research reveals a surprising link between increased car traffic on residential streets and a decline in neighbourhood safety. Studies show that more vehicles can erode community vigilance, leading to higher rates of disorder, property crime, and violence. Conversely, implementing low-traffic designs in cities like London has demonstrably reduced street crime, as residents reclaim public spaces and re-establish informal neighbourhood watch.
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India's Russian oil imports hit record high in June amid Hormuz disruptions
India's Russian oil imports hit record high in June amid Hormuz disruptions
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‘Angry Birds 3’ trailer OUT NOW: Red becomes a father and deals with new challenges
The trailer for 'Angry Birds 3' has finally arrived, showcasing Red tackling the trials of fatherhood with his companions Chuck and Bomb by his side. Many fans are thrilled with this refreshing twist on the storyline, yet there's a clear yearning for a sequel to 'Angry Birds Space'. Slated for a December release, this animated adventure features a remarkable voice cast, including Jason Sudeikis and Josh Gad.
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'Work 10 minutes extra for every minute you are late': HR's new policy faces a smart retribution from Gen Z employee who found a loophole
A new office policy requiring employees to stay 10 minutes late for every minute of tardiness backfired spectacularly. A Gen Z employee, penalized for arriving five minutes late, was told to stay an extra 50 minutes. The next day, he arrived six minutes early, arguing this earned him an hour off, a move that has sparked widespread social media debate about corporate rules and employee logic.
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Scientists just gave remote-controlled cockroaches scuba suits, and the cyborg insects can now breathe underwater for up to 3 hours
Scientists have engineered a groundbreaking 3D-printed suit for insects, enabling them to operate underwater. This innovation transforms resilient creatures like Madagascar hissing cockroaches into amphibious scouts for disaster relief. By providing a microscopic breathing apparatus, these cyborg insects can now navigate flooded environments, extending their reconnaissance capabilities into previously inaccessible crisis zones and potentially saving lives.
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Scientists find a bat eating a songbird hidden in a 1611 Renaissance painting, and the artwork may have documented a behaviour birds and bat researchers only confirmed in the last year
A 17th-century painting by Jan Brueghel the Elder has revealed a stunning detail: a bat preying on a songbird. This discovery, made by a keen-eyed observer, challenges long-held scientific scepticism about bats hunting migratory birds. Modern technology has only recently confirmed this behaviour, suggesting the Flemish master's dedication to realism captured a rare natural phenomenon centuries ago, highlighting the scientific value hidden within art.
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Births falling yet population rising: India's unique fertility story explained in 10 charts
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