Truth Intelligence for India

Doctors can now see your entire history in one click. But privacy activists warn: 'Do not link without checking the consent settings'.

Students are submitting AI-generated essays. Teachers are using ChatGPT to write question papers. And India's education policy is scrambling to catch up with a technology that is already reshaping how 250 million students learn.

A guaranteed ₹5,000 monthly pension for life. But the contribution amount rises every year you delay joining.

A private hospital cannot refuse you if they are empaneled. Learn how to spot 'fake refusals' and report them instantly.

The government banned them. The app stores removed them. Yet, they are everywhere. We explain the technology of 'Mirror Sites'.

CBSE Class 10 and 12 board exams launched February 17 for 43 lakh students with historic changes: Class 10 exams now twice yearly, Class 12 adopts digital on-screen marking for the first time.

The central board has urged all affiliated schools to actively promote the government's Tele-MANAS helpline. It's a small poster, but a big shift in mindset.

Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, and Malayalam films are no longer 'regional' — they are setting national records, challenging Bollywood's dominance, and forcing multiplexes to rethink screen allocation.