Do you still remember your old landline number? Or do you still remember all the phone numbers of your near and dear ones? Or do you remember all your past house addresses? If not, have you at least noticed the gradual decline in your memory? Recently, I participated in a fun cognitive(thinking or understanding) abilities quiz to answer the questions in seconds. The first few questions were easy, What is your name? What is your birthday month? Which city do you stay in? What

I walked into the store, fiddling with the pockets of my winter coat. I was searching for my list of items to buy. A small green Post-it note where I had written a few things to remember. I pondered if I'm becoming too 'British'. Then I looked around and realized I wasn't there yet. Neither did I have a notepad with a pencil in one hand, nor am I checking the aisles of the store in a straight line. I am still very much Indian, looking at the price tags and converting GBP to I

Time flies, a known fact, that I realise only when it's gone. Maybe because I'm busy enjoying the moments, or the mundane tasks of life take over. The latter is true for many of us. Recently, I read an intriguing article on being time wealthy, which stated how we waste time like it's nobody's business. Post-reading, I pondered that it is everyone's own perspective. What would you call a waste of time? Standing in the queue waiting for your turn at the bus stop? Waiting at the

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It's not often that you hear an elderly person talk candidly about artificial intelligence, its potential to improve our lives, and its...