People First
- All
- News
- Videos
- Web Stories
-
Passengers Recklessly Board Train From Wrong Side, Viral Footage Sparks Safety Debate
The video showcased the chaotic scene of an overcrowded Indian Railways passenger train, where people are seen desperately trying to board the train.
-
From Landlines to 5G: Tracing India's Telecom Revolution on Independence Day 2025
On the 79th Independence Day of India, the country remembers its illustrious history, the periods of struggle, and the numerous revolutions that have shaped our modern world. Among all these stories, one that perfectly encapsulates all of these elements is the country’s telecommunications story, from rotary-dial landlines to blazing-fast 5G netwo...
-
Freedom From Gravity: How Private Companies Are Reshaping Access To Space
As India prepares for its first independent human space mission under the Gaganyaan program, the global landscape is witnessing a renaissance in space travel.
-
Microsoft Edge to Target Heavy Google Chrome Users With More Persuasive Prompts: Report
Microsoft Edge users will now be shown a prompt on top of the webpage when they download the Google Chrome web browser. The tech giant highlighted that both web browsers use the same technology, simultaneously claiming that Edge comes with added Windows protection. This could be an attempt to get more people to use its native browser.
-
Sharad Pawar Claims 'Seat Guarantee' Offered Ahead Of Polls, D Fadnavis Says...
Sharad Pawar has claimed that ahead of the Maharashtra Assembly elections, two individuals approached him offering a "guarantee" of 160 seats for the Maha Vikas Aghadi, well above the 145 needed for a majority in the House.
-
The Case That Protects The Press, And Why Trump Hates It
President Donald Trump is again attacking the American press - this time not with fiery rally speeches or by calling the media "the enemy of the people," but through the courts.
-
Mumbai-Born CEO Joins Fortune 100 List With Satya Nadella, Sundar Pichai
Indian-origin CEO Reshma Kewalramani has made it to the world's 100 Most Powerful People in Business
-
Hiroshima Day 2025: Date, History, Significance And Impact Of Nuclear Bombings
Hiroshima Day is observed annually on August 6 to commemorate the victims of the world's first nuclear attack.
-
"Save My Wife First": China Man's Selfless Plea To Rescuers Amid Floods Goes Viral
The husband, still standing in the water, assured rescuers he was fine and could swim, asking them to prioritise his wife's safety.
-
"2025 Ka Mera Toh Pehla Tha": Yuzvendra Chahal Jokes About His Divorce With Dhanashree Verma
In the past couple of years, three cricketers, including Yuzvendra Chahal, have got divorced.
-
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg Shares Superintelligence Vision, Says AI Marks ‘New Era of Personal Empowerment’
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg shared the company’s vision for superintelligence with the public on Wednesday. In his first address to people since the creation of the Superintelligence Labs, the CEO highlighted that the company is focused on building personal superintelligence that brings power into the hands of people, instead of a centrally directed...
-
Why Trump's Tariff Tactic Is A Case Study To Understand Game Theory
In most negotiations, people assume success comes from persuasion or compromise at the table. But those who understand game theory know the real strategy starts long before the first conversation.
-
Argument Leads To Stabbing Of 3 In Delhi, 2 Arrested: Cops
Two 18-year-old men have been arrested for allegedly stabbing and injuring three people during a confrontation in northeast Delhi's Shastri Park area, an official said on Monday.
-
Google Admits Alert System Failure During Turkey's 2023 Earthquake
Google's Android Earthquake Alerts System (AEA) failed to accurately warn people ahead of the 2023 Turkey twin quakes, which killed more than 55,000 people and injured over 1 lakh, the tech giant has admitted.
-
Dementia Takes 3.5 Years To Diagnose After Symptoms Begin: Study
People with dementia are diagnosed an average of 3.5 years after symptoms are first noticed, according to a new study.
-
Passengers Recklessly Board Train From Wrong Side, Viral Footage Sparks Safety Debate
The video showcased the chaotic scene of an overcrowded Indian Railways passenger train, where people are seen desperately trying to board the train.
-
From Landlines to 5G: Tracing India's Telecom Revolution on Independence Day 2025
On the 79th Independence Day of India, the country remembers its illustrious history, the periods of struggle, and the numerous revolutions that have shaped our modern world. Among all these stories, one that perfectly encapsulates all of these elements is the country’s telecommunications story, from rotary-dial landlines to blazing-fast 5G netwo...
-
Freedom From Gravity: How Private Companies Are Reshaping Access To Space
As India prepares for its first independent human space mission under the Gaganyaan program, the global landscape is witnessing a renaissance in space travel.
-
Microsoft Edge to Target Heavy Google Chrome Users With More Persuasive Prompts: Report
Microsoft Edge users will now be shown a prompt on top of the webpage when they download the Google Chrome web browser. The tech giant highlighted that both web browsers use the same technology, simultaneously claiming that Edge comes with added Windows protection. This could be an attempt to get more people to use its native browser.
-
Sharad Pawar Claims 'Seat Guarantee' Offered Ahead Of Polls, D Fadnavis Says...
Sharad Pawar has claimed that ahead of the Maharashtra Assembly elections, two individuals approached him offering a "guarantee" of 160 seats for the Maha Vikas Aghadi, well above the 145 needed for a majority in the House.
-
The Case That Protects The Press, And Why Trump Hates It
President Donald Trump is again attacking the American press - this time not with fiery rally speeches or by calling the media "the enemy of the people," but through the courts.
-
Mumbai-Born CEO Joins Fortune 100 List With Satya Nadella, Sundar Pichai
Indian-origin CEO Reshma Kewalramani has made it to the world's 100 Most Powerful People in Business
-
Hiroshima Day 2025: Date, History, Significance And Impact Of Nuclear Bombings
Hiroshima Day is observed annually on August 6 to commemorate the victims of the world's first nuclear attack.
-
"Save My Wife First": China Man's Selfless Plea To Rescuers Amid Floods Goes Viral
The husband, still standing in the water, assured rescuers he was fine and could swim, asking them to prioritise his wife's safety.
-
"2025 Ka Mera Toh Pehla Tha": Yuzvendra Chahal Jokes About His Divorce With Dhanashree Verma
In the past couple of years, three cricketers, including Yuzvendra Chahal, have got divorced.
-
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg Shares Superintelligence Vision, Says AI Marks ‘New Era of Personal Empowerment’
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg shared the company’s vision for superintelligence with the public on Wednesday. In his first address to people since the creation of the Superintelligence Labs, the CEO highlighted that the company is focused on building personal superintelligence that brings power into the hands of people, instead of a centrally directed...
-
Why Trump's Tariff Tactic Is A Case Study To Understand Game Theory
In most negotiations, people assume success comes from persuasion or compromise at the table. But those who understand game theory know the real strategy starts long before the first conversation.
-
Argument Leads To Stabbing Of 3 In Delhi, 2 Arrested: Cops
Two 18-year-old men have been arrested for allegedly stabbing and injuring three people during a confrontation in northeast Delhi's Shastri Park area, an official said on Monday.
-
Google Admits Alert System Failure During Turkey's 2023 Earthquake
Google's Android Earthquake Alerts System (AEA) failed to accurately warn people ahead of the 2023 Turkey twin quakes, which killed more than 55,000 people and injured over 1 lakh, the tech giant has admitted.
-
Dementia Takes 3.5 Years To Diagnose After Symptoms Begin: Study
People with dementia are diagnosed an average of 3.5 years after symptoms are first noticed, according to a new study.
