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OJEE 2026 round 1 seat allotment for PG courses scheduled for release at 5 pm today OJEE Counselling 2026: The Odisha Joint Entrance Examination (OJEE) Committee will release the round 1 counselling seat allotment result for postgraduate programmes today at 5 pm. The allotment result will be made available through the official OJEE counselling portal for candidates who participated in the first round of the admission process.According to the committee, the publication of the result has been scheduled for July 8, 2026, following a brief delay due to unavoidable circumstances. The allotment covers several postgraduate programmes, while the round 1…

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Satluj IMDb ratings vanish (Image Credits IMDb) With each passing day, a new development around ‘Satluj’ creates headlines. The biopic of human rights activist Jaswant Singh Khalra, starring Diljit Dosanjh, Kanwaljit Singh, Arjun Rampal and Savinderpal Vicky, among others, was among the highest-rated Indian films on the popular rating aggregator IMDb, until the ratings mysteriously disappeared.’Satluj’s 9.5 rating goes missingWhen we checked the rating aggregator website on Wednesday afternoon, ratings were readily available for other recent releases such as Akshay Kumar’s ‘Welcome To The Jungle’. However, the 9.5 rating for ‘Satluj’ previously titled ‘Panjab ’95’ was missing entirely.The film has…

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Scientists Invented a Disease to Test Whether A.I. Knew It Was Fake. Then, Chatbots Started Saying It Was Real A made-up eye disease has exposed a real problem with artificial intelligence.Researchers in Sweden deliberately invented a condition called bixonimania to see whether popular AI chatbots could recognise false medical information. Instead, several large language models confidently described the non-existent illness as though it were genuine, showing how easily misinformation can spread through AI systems trained on internet data, especially on sensitive issues like health.The experiment also revealed another concern. Some researchers cited fake scientific papers linked to the imaginary disease…

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Japanese Walking Method – one simple technique that could add a healthy edge to your regular walks. It means a kind of interval walking, where you walk at different speeds and alternate till you reach the time limit. Start by walking for three minutes fast, then three minutes of walking slowly at a relaxing pace. This process continues until you cover up to 30 minutes of walking. This way, you increase your heart rate while walking fast, but your body gets time to rest when walking slowly. Moreover, this increases cardiovascular fitness and endurance. Source link

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Shafali Verma and Pratika Rawal talk between overs during day one of the Women’s Test Match between Australia and India at the WACA ground on March 06, 2026 in Perth, Australia. (Getty) India opener Pratika Rawal has been ruled out of the one-off Test against England at Lord’s, which begins on Friday, after suffering a knee injury.Head coach Amol Muzumdar said Rawal picked up the injury while playing for India A against England A in Taunton earlier this month. She suffered a cut on her knee during India A’s second 50-over match, which required stitches.Priya Punia has been added to…

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An Indian employee’s decision to decline an internal US transfer has triggered widespread discussion on social media after entrepreneur Ujjawal Asthana shared the story. Citing the comfort and convenience of life in India, the employee chose to stay back. The incident has reignited debate over whether career growth abroad outweighs everyday quality of life. (AI generated image) The “American dream” has always been nurtured as a one-way ticket to a better life. It stems from the bigger paycheques, global exposure, and the promise of career advancement. In innumerable Indian households, an overseas posting is often celebrated as a milestone. It…

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Elon Musk takes a swipe at Tom Holland, calls him a ‘cuck’ over The Odyssey, sparks confusion over the Spider-Man actor Elon Musk has once again found himself at the centre of controversy after insulting historian Tom Holland over his praise for Christopher Nolan’s upcoming film The Odyssey. The billionaire’s post quickly sparked confusion online, with many initially believing he was referring to actor Tom Holland, who stars in the film.Responding to a post that quoted the historian’s positive review of The Odyssey, Musk wrote on X, “Tom Holland is such a cuck.”Historian Tom Holland, author of Dynasty: The Rise…

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Joseph Weizenbaum realized that programs like his Eliza chatbot could “induce powerful delusional thinking in quite normal people” Joseph Weizenbaum set out to prove that computers could imitate conversation. Instead, his experiment convinced him that people could become emotionally attached to machines far more easily than he had imagined. That discovery changed the course of his career.The computer scientist, who created the world’s first chatbot in the mid-1960s, spent the rest of his life warning that artificial intelligence (AI) should never replace human judgement, empathy or responsibility. Decades before ChatGPT and other modern AI systems, Weizenbaum argued that convincing machines…

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“Will speaking two languages confuse my child?”: Pediatrician busts the most common bilingual parenting myth For many parents, raising a bilingual child comes with a big question: Will speaking two languages confuse my child? In the hopes of making their child better in one language, for example, English, some parents stop speaking their mother tongue at home and switch entirely to speaking English, hoping it will help their child learn faster.However, experts say this common parenting belief is a myth. Growing up with two languages does not confuse children or delay speech. In fact, continuing to speak to your child…

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KOCHI: Star shuttler Ashwini Ponnappa, who won the women’s doubles gold medal at the 2010 Commonwealth Games, says she is not a fan of badminton’s new 15×3 scoring system, arguing that the diet version strips the sport of the drama and intensity that have made it so riveting. The All India Senior Ranking Badminton Tournament, which began at Kochi’s Regional Sports Centre on Tuesday, is the first tournament at the domestic circuit to introduce this format to ensure seamless transition for Indian shuttlers. The Badminton World Federation plans a global roll out of the 15×3 scoring system from Jan 2027.In…

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