TECHNOITES

  No funeral, but baptism by fire for IT industry: There will be a bloodbath, and smaller human cores supervising fleets of AI agents will take over   A week before Open AI announced the appointment of Arvind KC as its chief people officer on Wednesday, Boris Cherny, creator of Claude Code at Anthropic, told Y Combinator’s Lightcone podcast (tinyurl.com/5n8wud6d): ‘Today, coding is practically solved for me,’ and predicted that we will start to see the ‘software engineer’ title ‘go away’. Last May, Dario Amodei had already predicted that 50% of jobs will go away. Arvind takes on his new role as a key interface between human and cutting-edge AI in the same month when India’s bellwether IT names sold off hard amid a fresh wave of ‘AI will eat IT’ anxiety. TCS hit a 52-week low in a sharp drop, with the broader Nifty IT pack also sliding, and significant value wiped out across the index constituents. US-listed IT-services names such as Accenture and Cognizant also fell on...

  Inside India AI stack: Five layers driving India’s AI for all vision   India is preparing the foundation of one of the largest artificial intelligence infrastructures in the world based on the philosophy that AI must benefit all people and not a few. The national vision that the country developed in India AI Stack is to democratise artificial intelligence and make it bring a tangible benefit to the healthcare sector, education, agriculture, governance, finance, and public services. The core of this strategy is the concept of AI to humanity, whereby technology reinforces public welfare and collective well-being. India is not trying to make AI an elite or experimental instrument but is rather concentrating on population-scale implementation. The idea is as uncomplicated as it is disruptive: ensure AI is trustworthy, costs less, and is integrated into the daily routine to the point where innovation will have a direct effect on how citizens study, work, cultivate, treat, a...

  Ancient India’s Blueprint for Health and Happiness: The Five Elements of Ayurveda That Shape Life   A new study reveals how ancient Indian wisdom — the Panch Mahabhuta or five elements — can transform modern living. Discover how balancing space, air, fire, water, and earth can heal the body, calm the mind, and restore harmony with nature. In a fast-changing world dominated by deadlines, gadgets, and stress, an ancient Indian concept is quietly making its way back into conversations about health — the Panch Mahabhuta, or the five great elements of life: Akasa (space), Vayu (air), Agni (fire), Jala (water), and Prithvi (earth). A recent paper titled “The Role of Panch Mahabhuta in Designing Holistic Lifestyle Programs,” published in the International Journal of Research Publication and Reviews by Shubham Vishwakarma and Dr. Namrata Chouhan, explores how these five natural forces can form the foundation of modern holistic wellness. “The Panch Mahabhuta theory is about...

  A Bhagavad Gita-Inspired 5-Step Process to Calm Your Mind—Krishna’s Therapy Session   In the chaos of modern life, with deadlines pressing in, relationships fraying, and an overwhelming digital world at our fingertips, anxiety has become an unwelcome companion for many. Therapy, mindfulness, and self-help books all offer support—but what if we turned to one of the oldest wisdom texts in human history for answers? The Bhagavad Gita, the sacred dialogue between Lord Krishna and Arjuna on the battlefield of Kurukshetra, is not just a spiritual scripture—it is a manual for inner stability. In its verses, we find profound psychological guidance, strategies for emotional resilience, and, above all, a roadmap to navigate the storms of the mind. Let us now enter  “Krishna’s Therapy Session” —a 5-step process inspired by the Gita that helps you calm anxiety, find clarity, and reconnect with your deeper self. Step 1: Awareness – Jnana (Self-Reflection) “A person who i...