HomeAbhijit DasGENERALAbhijit DasGENERALLatest from AuthorWhen Technology Starts Making Moral DecisionsAbhijit Das01 Jan 2026For most of human history, moral decisions, choices about right and wrong, fairness and harm, responsibility and justice were made only by humans. Today, that assumption is beginning to change. Algorithms decide who gets a loan, who gets a job interview, which content we see, how sentences are recommended in courts, and how autonomous vehicles respond in life and death scenarios. Technology is no longer just executing instructions. It is participating in moral space.What If the Internet Goes Dark for 24 Hours?Abhijit Das30 30ec 2025Imagine waking up one morning and discovering that the internet no longer works. No WhatsApp messages, no Google searches, no online banking, no GPS, no streaming, no cloud access, nothing. For 24 hours, the digital world simply goes dark.How Tech Is Reshaping Professional Growth ?Abhijit Das29 29ec 2025The traditional idea of a career, a linear path defined by degrees, job titles, and years of experience is rapidly becoming outdated. Technology is transforming not only the way we work, but also how we learn, grow, and define professional success.Why Startups Fail in the Age of Rapid Innovation ?Abhijit Das28 28ec 2025Never before has it been easier to start a company or harder to keep one alive. Cloud platforms, AI tools, global markets, and digital distribution have dramatically lowered the barriers to entry. Yet despite this explosion of innovation, most startups still fail.Why We Can’t Stop Checking Our Phones ? The Psychology of Notifications.Abhijit Das27 27ec 2025You hear a ping. You feel a vibration. Instinctively, your hand reaches for your phone, often before you even consciously decide to do so. Notifications have become one of the most powerful attention capturing forces in modern life. They interrupt conversations, disrupt work, and pull us back into our screens dozens or even hundreds of times a day.Why Cybersecurity Is the New National Security ?Abhijit Das26 26ec 2025Modern nations no longer defend only their borders, airspace, and seas. They also defend invisible territories made of data, networks, and digital infrastructure. In a world where power grids, financial systems, military operations, and public services all depend on software, cybersecurity has become inseparable from national security.How AI Machine Learning Is Transforming Driving Decisions ?Abhijit Das25 25ec 2025Cars are no longer just mechanical machines. They are rapidly becoming intelligent systems capable of sensing, learning, and making decisions. At the heart of this transformation is artificial intelligence, particularly machine learning, which is enabling vehicles to interpret their surroundings, predict risks, and respond in real time.Latest Stories7 Silent Lymphoma Symptoms You Should Know AboutNoopur Kumari15 Sept 2026What if a symptom you have been brushing aside is your body's way of asking for attention? Lymphoma does not always announce itself with an obvious warning. A painless swollen lymph node, unusual fatigue, repeated fever or drenching night sweats can have many causes, but persistent or unexplained changes should not simply be ignored.7 Early Symptoms of Conjunctivitis You Shouldn’t IgnoreNoopur Kumari14 Sept 2026What looks like an ordinary red eye may sometimes be the first sign of conjunctivitis. The tricky part is that its symptoms can overlap with allergies, dryness and other eye problems. From sticky discharge to constant itching, certain changes deserve attention. Learn the lesser-known signs of conjunctivitis, how it spreads, what mistakes can make it worse and what you can do when symptoms appear.7 Ways Breastfeeding May Support a Mother’s Heart HealthNoopur Kumari11 Sept 2026Breastfeeding may offer mothers more than a way to nourish their babies. Research has linked it with improved long-term cardiovascular health and a lower risk of heart disease and stroke. Cholesterol and triglycerides are important parts of that picture. But how could breastfeeding influence a mother's metabolism, and what should women with high cholesterol actually know?Why Do Women Get More Migraine? Doctors Explain the TruthNoopur Kumari10 Sept 2026What if your migraine is not just about what you ate, how much you slept or how stressful your day was? For many women, the hidden trigger may be a change happening inside the body. The fall in estrogen before a period can trigger migraine attacks, while poor sleep, skipped meals, dehydration and stress can make them worse.Drooling in Sleep? 5 Surprising Reasons You Should KnowNoopur Kumari09 Sept 2026That wet spot on your pillow may reveal more about your sleep than you realize. During sleep, swallowing slows and facial muscles relax. If your mouth stays open, saliva can escape. A blocked nose may worsen this by causing mouth breathing. Frequent drooling can sometimes occur with sleep apnea or swallowing problems. So, instead of dismissing it as a habit, notice your breathing, sleeping position and other nighttime symptoms.Your Face May Be Recovering From the Monsoon Without You Realising ItPalak Khanna09 Sept 2026Monsoon may be over, but your skin could still be dealing with its aftermath. Months of humidity, sweat, sunscreen, AC exposure and frequent cleansing can leave the skin looking oily while actually feeling dehydrated and irritated. Here is why your post-monsoon skin may suddenly seem unpredictable, and how to help it recover without overwhelming it with products.
