Isha Mittal
Isha Mittal is a passionate writter who likes writing about emotions, gender and cinema. She is intersted in latest AI technology presenting related papers in several conferences.
Recently, four labour codes have been introduced, applicable to both the organised and unorganised sectors, ensuring minimum wages, mandatory appointment letters, increased participation of women, and improved compliance to safeguard workers’ welfare across all sectors.
by Isha Mittal
The Bodi tribe of Ethiopia, through the celebration of the Ka’el festival, challenges conventional views on weight gain by honouring heavier men who have to drink cattle's milk mixed with blood, whom women traditionally find more attractive.
by Isha Mittal
Explosive tragedies not only result in physical injuries and loss of life but also generate fear and anxiety. Experts note that such incidents often lead to emotional distress and a lack of adequate support. Visuals on social media can heighten anxiety, especially among children.
by Isha Mittal
The rising theft cases in Vasundhara, Ghaziabad have increased fear among residents, especially as incidents now involve even occupied homes. CCTV footage has revealed similar patterns across multiple cases, and residents urge the government to take strict action.
by Isha Mittal
Spotify songs and podcasts can now be added to WhatsApp Status with a preview. While the update also enhances integration with other social media platforms, it is particularly significant for WhatsApp as a user-friendly medium accessible to all age groups.
by Isha Mittal
SHERYDS, a women’s bike taxi initiative, has been launched by DMRC across 12 metro stations. The initiative is a step toward empowering women and ensuring safety and accessibility for women travelers at affordable prices.
by Isha Mittal
IndiGo widens its net loss to ₹2,582 crore in Q2 amid rising costs and forex losses, but maintains growth through strong revenue performance, increased capacity deployment, steady passenger traffic, a robust fleet, and operational efficiency.
by Isha Mittal
The Bombay High Court slams NFAC for relying on AI-generated precedents without proper verification in the KMG Wires case. While setting safeguards for future proceedings, the judges stressed that Artificial Intelligence must serve as a tool for transparency, not a substitute for justice.
by Isha Mittal