2019-20 to be year of construction technology: PM Narendra Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday declared ‘April 2019-March 2020′ as Construction-Technology year and stressed on use of advanced technology to meet the increasing demand […]
New Honda Civic car review: A shape where every angle is the right angle
Honda sold what is globally called the eighth-generation Civic in India from 2006-13 (55,000 units sold). It’s the face that could launch a thousand sighs. […]
10 travel tips from celebrities that could make your next flight better
Even if you can’t hire a private limo or upgrade to first class, there are still ways to make traveling easier and more luxurious. Most […]
What is the point of higher education if it doesn’t make people happy?
In The Methods of Ethics, a book read only by philosophers with an overdeveloped sense of duty, the late Victorian utilitarian moralist Henry Sidgwick argued […]
Yet another plan to save the media with technology
In the last week alone, digital media outlets have laid off hundreds of people. The publishers of USA Today are fighting off a takeover attempt. […]
Bauhaus: design and ideas of utopia
One hundred years ago, this year, an art and design school opened in Germany. It would remain in operation for just 14 years, under three different […]
Govt should develop special technology zones
ISLAMABAD: What’s common between Raghib Hussain, Rehan Jalil and Khalid Raza? A quick Google search shows they are all successful Silicon Valley founders with huge achievements. […]
Tesla begins sales of cheaper Model 3 car variant in China
US electric vehicle maker Tesla Inc said it will start taking orders in China on February 1 for a lower-priced version of its Model 3 […]
How Inclusive Design Drives Innovation
The World Health Organization estimates that there are one billion people in the world currently living with a disability. That translates to roughly one in seven of us who […]
Technology Doesn’t Matter. Here’s What Does.
I made a bet with a bank’s CTO that this year, saying the same “IT doesn’t matter” as Nicholas G. Carr in HBR in 2003 won’t elicit […]