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welcome to modern life. While technology keeps us connected and productive, it also comes with a hidden cost: stress, distraction, and digital burnout.
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Ghosted hearts, fading texts, and love that ends without goodbye — inside Gen Z’s quietest heartbreak trend.
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Because what was once woven in silence is now walking global runways — and the looms of Odisha are singing again.
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Gone are the days when networking meant handing out business cards at conferences or attending endless mixers.
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The modern worker isn’t choosing between freedom and security — they’re learning to have both.
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As India enters the second phase of its digital revolution, artificial intelligence and automation are not just transforming industries—they’re redefining what it means to work, earn, and adapt.
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silent walking. Doing nothing
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Luxury bottles, glowing promises — but does paying more really guarantee better skin?
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In a major push for fisheries development and allied livelihoods, Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently laid the foundation for two significant projects in Odisha:
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₹63 crore for the development of five public universities under the PM-Urban University Scheme for Higher Education (PM-USHA)
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Because saving the planet doesn’t have to mean overhauling your entire life.
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Nature’s fury meets fragile ecosystems — a wake-up call for climate preparedness.
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TiE Bhubaneswar, in collaboration with Startup Odisha, is set to host ‘Open Mic Connect’, a platform aimed at fostering innovation, networking and growth among startups and entrepreneurs.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi is in Jordan for high-level talks with King Abdullah II, with discussions expected to focus on bilateral ties, regional security, and cooperation in trade and defence.
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In villages where chalkboards double as hope and a bowl of rice is the biggest incentive to learn, the transformation of Odisha’s Anganwadi centres isn’t just about infrastructure—it’s about rewriting futures.
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Why does Coca-Cola’s red make you feel energized, while Facebook’s blue feels safe and reliable? It’s not an accident—it’s color psychology at work.
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Jasprit Bumrah stands on the verge of creating history, needing just one more wicket to become the first Indian to reach an extraordinary milestone in international cricket.
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A hashtag can trend in seconds
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When algorithms become your best friend, lover, or therapist — what happens to real connection?
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Australia’s new digital safety regulation, blocking under-16s from creating social media accounts, took effect today amid widespread reactions.
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A political rally in Karur turned tragic as a deadly crowd crush claimed dozens of lives, exposing once again the dangers of poorly managed mass gatherings.
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A shocking incident has left communities and authorities across two states on high alert.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin departed for Moscow after completing his official visit to India, marking the conclusion of a series of bilateral discussions and engagements.
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India clinched the ODI series against South Africa as Yashasvi Jaiswal’s superb century and an unbeaten 65 from Virat Kohli powered the hosts to a convincing win in the 3rd ODI.
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When chasing likes and shares turns dangerous.
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With air quality plunging into the ‘severe’ category, Delhi-NCR authorities have imposed strict vehicle entry restrictions, leaving commuters checking whether their cars are still allowed on the roads.
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Odisha takes a pioneering step in marine conservation and sustainable coastal development.
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When most people think of technology in education, online classes and Zoom lectures probably come to mind.
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We all do it—put off that report, delay that workout, or wait until the last minute to pay the bills. But why does procrastination feel so universal, and what does science say about our tendency to delay?
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A woman passenger and an auto-rickshaw driver were killed after an Ama Bus rammed into their vehicle in Bhubaneswar, triggering outrage over road safety in the city.
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In a major policy move, former US President Donald Trump has expanded the country’s travel ban to include over 30 nations, with Palestine, Syria and Zimbabwe among the latest additions.
