Tuesday, October 13
For many college students these days, life is a breeze. Assignments that once demanded days of diligent research can be accomplished in minutes. Polished essays are available, on demand, for any topic under the sun. No need to trudge through Dickens or Demosthenes; all the relevant material can be instantly summarized after a single chatbot prompt.Welcome to academia in the age of artificial intelligence. As several recent reports have shown, outsourcing one’s homework to AI has become routine. Perversely, students who still put in the hard work often look worse by comparison with their peers who don’t. Professors find it nearly impossible to distinguish computer-generated copy from the real thing — and, even weirder, have started using AI themselves to evaluate their students’ wor
Last year's runner-up Alexander Zverev cantered into the second round of the French Open with a dominant 6-3 6-3 6-4 victory over American Learner Tien on Tuesday. The German third seed, still chasing an elusive maiden Grand Slam title, broke once in each set to advance comfortably and set up a meeting with Jesper De Jong of the Netherlands or Italian Francesco Passaro. "It was a good start to the tournament," said Zverev. I'm happy with the three-set win, usually it's more four or five sets in first matches. Hopefully it will continue like this and it will be a fun two weeks here." The fact that Tien, the world 67, had already beaten him, helped Zverev keep his feet on the ground throughout on court Suzanne Lenglen. "He beat a lot of great opponents - (Daniil) Medvedev at the Australian O
The Telecom Disputes Settlement and Appellate Tribunal on Tuesday directed Tata Play to pay a lower sum of Rs 40 crore to Sony instead of Rs 128 crore within the coming two weeks, amid an ongoing broadcasting dispute between the two major players. Moreover, the court also ordered Sony to stop broadcasting scroll on TV channels about the unavailability of Sony channels on the DTH platform. The dispute arose after Sony issued a demand notice on May 21, 2025, claiming that Tata Play owed it over Rs 128 crore. After hearing arguments from both sides, the tribunal stayed the enforcement of Sony’s massive demand notice until the next hearing, scheduled for July 23, 2025.Tata Play contested the demand, arguing that it had already made substantial payments and that the amount claimed was neither
A look at some of the latest stock recommendations by analysts. These stocks are expected to return between 15% and 57% as per analyst price targets.AURUM PROPTECH BROKERAGE: EMKAY GLOBAL Price Target: Rs 290 CMP: Rs 185 Upside: 56.3% Expect to see revenue growth of over 2 times in the next 3 years, while also turning profitable.India’s proptech sector is projected to grow from $6 billion in CY23 to $100 billion by CY30. Current share valuation does not factor in upside from the SM-REIT (Small and Medium Real Estate Investment Trusts) business (once the licence is secured).RADICO KHAITAN BROKERAGE: MOTILAL OSWAL Financial Services Price Target: Rs 3,000 CMP: Rs 2,441 Upside: 22.9% Expected to deliver 30% EPS (Earnings Per Share) growth on a compounded basis over FY25–28. Holds a domina
