Neuroplasticity is changing the way we understand the human brain in the digital age. This KYB India editorial explores how AI, social media, and modern technology are shaping human thoughts, emotions, and behavior in everyday life.
A nature-based approach to mental health is raising a deeper question, are we treating symptoms, or truly healing people?
The Midnight Toll Sleep was once a natural end to a hardworking day. Today, in the era of 10-minute deliveries and infinite scrolling, it has become a luxury we think we can skip. But the “hustle culture” in India is hiding a dangerous truth: we are becoming one of the most sleep-deprived nations in the … Read more
The world feels different today. On one side, we are talking about the future of technology and AI. On the other, headlines about global tensions and economic uncertainty keep flashing on our screens. This constant flow of information does not stay outside—it quietly enters our minds. It affects how we sleep, how we eat, and … Read more
From Hospitals to Homes: Why 2026 is the ‘Death of Reactive Health In 2026, health has officially stepped out of the doctor’s clinic and into the global boardroom. What was once a niche segment—limited to hospitals, pharmacies, and the occasional gym—has exploded into a diversified, multi-dimensional ecosystem. From AI-driven fitness wearables to the massive global … Read more
Beyond digestion—how the “Second Brain” governs your mood, energy, and mental clarity. In recent years, gut health has moved from medical textbooks into our everyday conversations. We are finally realizing a simple truth: Good health doesn’t start from the outside—it begins deep inside the gut. Gut health is about much more than just digesting last … Read more
We live in a time where information never stops. Notifications, news updates, social media, and constant digital connection have changed the way we think, feel, and react. While technology has made life easier, it has also made our minds busier than ever. Many people today are not physically tired—they are mentally exhausted. This is where … Read more