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What Kids Watch on YouTube Isn’t Always What They Learn: ISB Study

India, July 29: Children have unprecedented access to digital video content, but identifying content that supports academic learning remains a challenge. A study by the Indian School of Business finds that the popularity of children’s videos does not necessarily translate into learning outcomes, highlighting a critical gap between what children watch and what they actually learn.

Introducing a novel AI-driven approach to assess the academic quality of children’s video content at scale, the research titled “Quantifying the Academic Quality of Children’s Videos Using Machine Comprehension,” authored by Professor Sumeet Kumar, Assistant Professor of Information Systems at the Indian School of Business, along with Mallikarjuna Tupakula and Ashiqur R. KhudaBukhsh of the Rochester Institute of Technology was published in the INFORMS Journal on Computing , and conducted in collaboration with the Rochester Institute of Technology.

The study analysed nearly 49,000 videos from 134 popular children’s YouTube channels drawn from a global pool of content, supported by a dataset of over 6,300 curriculum-based question–answer pairs and benchmarked against approximately 21,000 textbook questions spanning grades 1 to 12. The findings show that videos with higher viewership are not always those that deliver stronger educational value, pointing to a broader challenge in how digital platforms surface and prioritise content.

To address this, the researchers developed a machine comprehension-based model that evaluates videos using school curricula. By assessing whether a video can correctly answer textbook-aligned questions—using both its spoken content and visual elements—the model provides an objective way to measure its academic relevance. The approach achieved an accuracy of up to 77.5%, demonstrating its potential as a scalable evaluation tool.

“Parents today face a digital deluge of content, making it difficult to distinguish between what is educational and what is simply engaging,” said Sumeet Kumar, Assistant Professor of Information Systems at ISB. “Our research provides a systematic and scalable way to evaluate children’s videos using academic benchmarks. By aligning content with school curricula, we aim to help parents, educators, and platforms prioritise videos that genuinely support learning.”

The study also identifies gaps in content availability. While foundational topics such as basic measurement and language skills are relatively well represented, more complex areas—including scientific reasoning and advanced concepts—remain underrepresented. This points to the need for stronger alignment between digital content and curriculum requirements, particularly for higher-grade learners.

By providing a data-driven method to assess academic quality, the research offers practical implications for multiple stakeholders. For parents and educators, it enables more informed content choices. For digital platforms, it presents an opportunity to improve recommendation systems by incorporating learning value alongside engagement metrics.

As video continues to play a growing role in children’s learning environments, the study underscores the importance of moving beyond popularity as a measure of value. Strengthening the focus on educational quality will be critical to ensuring that digital content meaningfully contributes to learning outcomes at scale.

Heavy Rain Disrupts Odisha Life as Seven Districts Close Schools and Colleges

Bhubaneswar, July 29 (UDN): Several parts of Odisha are facing disruption due to heavy rainfall and rising flood concerns, prompting authorities to temporarily close schools, colleges, and Anganwadi centres across seven districts as a safety measure.

Educational institutions in Bhadrak, Keonjhar, Jajpur, Bargarh, Sambalpur, Sundargarh, and Deogarh will remain closed as continuous rainfall has caused river water levels to rise and increased the risk of flooding in vulnerable areas.

The precautionary decision aims to ensure the safety of students, teachers, and staff while local administrations continue to monitor the weather situation and prepare for possible emergencies.

Officials are keeping a close watch on affected regions, where rising water levels have impacted daily life in some areas. Residents in low-lying locations have been advised to remain cautious and follow safety instructions issued by authorities.

Emergency response teams and district administrations are working to manage the situation, provide assistance where needed, and minimize the impact of the ongoing monsoon conditions.

The temporary closures highlight the administration’s efforts to protect communities as Odisha continues to experience heavy rainfall and flood-related challenges.

India Hockey Team Ready for Asian Games Challenge Under Harmanpreet’s Leadership

New Delhi, July 29: Hockey India has announced a 20-member squad for the upcoming Asian Games, with captain Harmanpreet Singh set to lead the team as India aims for another strong showing on the continental stage.

The squad features a balanced mix of experienced players and emerging talent, reflecting India’s focus on maintaining consistency and building a competitive unit for one of the biggest sporting events in Asia.

Harmanpreet Singh, known for his leadership and world-class drag-flicking ability, will guide the team as India looks to continue its impressive international run. The side enters the tournament with confidence after delivering encouraging performances in recent global competitions, showcasing strong teamwork, defensive discipline, and attacking strength.

Hockey India said the squad selection was based on players’ current form, fitness levels, and performances in recent matches. The team management expressed confidence in the group’s preparation and ability to handle the pressure of a high-stakes tournament.

The Asian Games hold special importance for Indian hockey, offering the team an opportunity to compete against Asia’s top sides and strengthen its position in international hockey.

With a combination of experience, young energy, and strong determination, the Harmanpreet-led squad will look to make a mark at the Asian Games and continue India’s proud hockey legacy.

India’s Africa Partnership Deepens as Investments Reach Dollar 75 Billion Milestone

New Delhi, July 29: India’s growing economic engagement with Africa has reached a significant milestone, with the country’s cumulative investments in the continent rising to nearly $75 billion, reflecting stronger business ties and long-term cooperation between the two regions.

According to a recent report, Indian companies have expanded their presence across key sectors in Africa, including energy, infrastructure, pharmaceuticals, telecommunications, agriculture, and manufacturing. These investments have supported local development while creating new opportunities for Indian businesses in emerging markets.

The partnership between India and African nations has evolved beyond traditional trade, with greater focus on technology sharing, sustainable development, healthcare, renewable energy, and capacity building. Both sides continue to explore new areas of collaboration aimed at driving economic growth and creating shared opportunities.

Industry experts believe that Africa’s growing markets, abundant resources, and rising demand for infrastructure and technology solutions offer significant potential for further Indian investment.

The expanding economic relationship highlights India’s commitment to building stronger global partnerships and supporting inclusive growth through investment, innovation, and cooperation.

With continued collaboration, India and Africa are expected to strengthen their role as key partners in shaping future trade and development opportunities.

Banking Charges Put the Spotlight on Customer Costs as Fees Cross INR 26,000 Crore

New Delhi, July 29: Banks collected ₹26,170 crore in minimum balance charges between FY23 and FY26, according to government data, highlighting the growing conversation around account-related fees and their impact on customers.

The charges were collected from account holders who were unable to maintain the minimum balance requirements specified by their banks. While banks consider these fees an important part of covering account management and service costs, the issue has sparked discussions about affordability and accessibility of banking services.

For many customers, especially those managing tight household budgets, unexpected account charges can add financial pressure. Consumer advocates have emphasized the importance of transparent communication, timely alerts, and greater awareness about account requirements to help customers avoid penalties.

In recent years, banks have expanded zero-balance accounts and basic banking services to encourage wider financial inclusion and bring more people into the formal banking system.

Industry experts believe that as digital banking continues to grow, maintaining a balance between bank operations and customer-friendly practices will remain crucial. Clearer policies, improved customer awareness, and accessible banking options can help strengthen trust between financial institutions and account holders.

The latest data has renewed the focus on making banking services more transparent, inclusive, and responsive to the needs of everyday customers.

West Asia Tensions Pose Fresh Challenges for Indian Trade, Exporters Face Rising Costs

Mumbai, July 29: Escalating tensions in West Asia and potential disruptions at critical global shipping routes could increase costs for Indian exporters and importers, affecting freight rates, marine insurance premiums, and supply chain operations, according to a report by CareEdge Ratings.

The report highlighted that prolonged uncertainty around the Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea could pose significant challenges for businesses, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises that have limited flexibility to absorb higher expenses.

The Strait of Hormuz plays a vital role in India’s energy security, with a large share of the country’s crude oil imports and key energy supplies such as LNG and LPG passing through the route. Any disruption could lead to higher global oil prices, increased production costs, and added inflationary pressure.

The report noted that simultaneous disruptions across major maritime chokepoints could create further strain on global trade networks. Longer shipping routes, including diversions around the Cape of Good Hope, may increase transit times by several weeks while adding to logistics and transportation expenses.

Rising energy costs and supply chain disruptions could weigh on industries dependent on imported raw materials and fuel. While larger companies with diversified supply chains may be better positioned to manage the impact, smaller exporters and importers could face pressure on profit margins, cash flows, and working capital requirements.

Experts believe businesses may need to strengthen supply chain resilience, diversify sourcing options, and adopt proactive risk management strategies to navigate ongoing geopolitical uncertainties.

The evolving situation in West Asia remains a key factor for global trade and energy markets, with potential implications for India’s economic outlook and business environment.

Income Tax Department Urges Early ITR Filing as July 31 Deadline Nears

New Delhi, July 29: With the July 31 deadline for filing Income Tax Returns (ITRs) fast approaching, the Income Tax Department has urged taxpayers to complete the process without waiting until the last minute and to carefully reconcile all financial records before submitting their returns.

The advisory comes as several taxpayers have reported intermittent technical issues on the department’s e-filing portal in recent days. As filing activity is expected to peak closer to the deadline, officials have advised taxpayers to file early to avoid potential delays caused by heavy traffic or temporary system slowdowns.

To ensure accurate filing, taxpayers are encouraged to verify key documents, including Form 26AS, the Annual Information Statement (AIS), salary details, bank statements, and investment records. Those who have not received Form 16 can still file their returns by using monthly salary slips, TDS details, and other financial documents to calculate their taxable income and claim eligible deductions.

The department has also reminded taxpayers to choose the correct ITR form, review all pre-filled information carefully, pay any outstanding tax liability, and complete the mandatory e-verification process after filing.

As the deadline draws closer, tax experts recommend avoiding the last-minute rush, which can increase the risk of portal congestion, filing errors, and delayed submissions. Filing early not only helps ensure a smoother experience but also provides sufficient time to rectify any discrepancies, if required.

The Income Tax Department’s advisory underscores the importance of timely compliance, encouraging taxpayers to complete their returns well before the deadline for a hassle-free filing experience.

Bhogapuram Airport to Handle Flights from Aug. 17

Visakhapatnam, July 29: Commercial flight operations will shift from Visakhapatnam Airport to the newly developed Bhogapuram International Airport starting August 17, marking a major upgrade to the region’s aviation infrastructure.

The transition is expected to improve passenger connectivity, increase airport capacity, and support future growth in air travel. Travelers flying on or after August 17 are advised to confirm their departure airport with their respective airlines before their journey.

The launch of commercial operations at Bhogapuram International Airport is expected to strengthen regional connectivity and contribute to the economic development of Andhra Pradesh.

Historic week begins as PGA TOUR Champions arrives in Portugal

From left to right: Turismo de Portugal President Carlos Abade; Mayor of Loulé Telmo Pinto; Arrow Global Co-Founder and Head of Real Estate and Hospitality John Calvão; Vilamoura World and Vilamoura Marina CEO Isolete Correia; Portugal’s Secretary of State for Tourism Pedro Machado; Turismo do Algarve President André Gomes; World Golf Hall of Fame member Ernie Els; and PGA TOUR Champions President Miller Brady, pictured with the Portugal Invitational trophy at The Els Club Vilamoura. | Credit: Portugal Invitational

Vilamoura, Algarve, July 29 – Tournament week for the inaugural Portugal Invitational kicked off today at The Els Club Vilamoura, as leaders from golf, tourism and government gathered for the event’sintroductory press conference ahead of the first-ever PGA TOUR Champions event to be staged in Europe.

The occasion brought together Portugal’s Secretary of State for Tourism, Pedro Machado; Turismo de Portugal President, Carlos Abade; Turismo do Algarve President, André Gomes; Mayor ofLoulé, Telmo Pinto; PGA TOUR Champions President, Miller Brady; World Golf Hall of Fame member, Ernie Els; Arrow Global Co-Founder and Head of Real Estate and Hospitality, John Calvão; and Tournament Director, Todd Rhinehart, reflecting the broad institutional and sporting support behind the inaugural event.

The Portugal Invitational is the first PGA TOUR Champions event to be staged in Europe and the first PGA TOUR-sanctioned individual stroke play tournament held in Portugal.From Friday, 31 July to Sunday, 2 August, a 78-player field featuring PGA TOUR Champions and Legends Tour members will compete over 54 holes for a purse of $3 million.

John Calvão, Co-Founder and Head of Real Estate and Hospitality at Arrow Global, said:“Seeing the Portugal Invitational become a reality is a proud moment for everyone involved. We couldn’t have asked for a better field, and the course is in tremendous shape. This event is an important part of our vision to showcase Portugal, the Algarve and Vilamoura, and I truly believe it is going to be a great week.”

 

World Golf Hall of Fame member Ernie Els pictured with the Portugal Invitational trophy at The Els Club Vilamoura. | Credit: Portugal Invitational

Miller Brady: “Bringing the first-ever PGA TOUR-sanctioned event to Portugal was aneasy decision. We knew we had tremendous partners in Turismo de Portugal and Arrow Global, and it has been fantastic to see the event come to life. The strength of the field this week, with five World Golf Hall of Fame members and more than 470 professional victories between the players, underlines the quality of the competition. This is a special week for PGA TOUR Champions, and we believe it will continue to grow year after year.”

Ernie Els, World Golf Hall of Fame member and designer of The Els Club Vilamoura and competing this week in the tournament, said: “This has been a real team effort from the beginning, and I’m incredibly proud to see everything come together. I’ve known and loved this area for more than 20 years, so to have the opportunity to create a championship golf course here, while also making it enjoyable for members and players of every level, has been very special. I’mvery excited about what this event can become over the coming years.”

André Gomes, President of Turismo do Algarve, said:“Hosting the European debut of PGA TOUR Champions is a major milestone for the Algarve and a strong recognition of our region as one of the world’s leading golf destinations. This event brings together sport, tourism and international promotion, while showcasing everything the Algarve has to offer on and off the golf course.”

Carlos Abade, President of Turismo de Portugal, said: “We immediately recognised the potential of this tournament to strengthen Portugal’s international profile in highly valuable tourism markets. Golf is a strategic tourism product for Portugal, helping to attract visitors throughout the year, and this event represents an extraordinary opportunity to showcase Portugal and the Algarve across key international markets.”

Telmo Pinto, Mayor of Loulé, said: “Hosting the inaugural Portugal Invitational is a significant moment for Loulé and Vilamoura. It demonstrates the quality of our sporting and tourism infrastructure and will generate valuable international exposure for the municipality and the wider region.”

Pedro Machado, Portugal’s Secretary of State for Tourism, said: “This event is excellent news for both the Algarve and Portugal. More than the impressive figures, an audience of around 80 million viewers in over 170 countries, and an estimated economic impact of 45 million euros, it represents a unique opportunity to showcase Portugal to a highly qualified international audience, highlighting our quality of life, gastronomy, safety, climate, and the excellence of our tourism offer.”

The Portugal Invitational forms part of a five-year partnership between PGA TOUR Champions, Arrow Global Group, Turismo de Portugal and Turismo do Algarve.

The event will be contested at The Els Club Vilamoura, designed by Els as a championship venue and prepared to welcome many of the most accomplished and recognisable players in the game.

The event has also attracted a strong and diverse group of partners, underlining the interest generated ahead of its inaugural edition. Arrow Global, Vilamoura, Visit Portugal and Visit Algarve are joined by Mercedes-Benz, Kress, Reflo, Dils, Deloitte, Lusíadas Saúde, Loulé, Heritage Wines, Heineken, Nespresso, Pacheca, Vista Alegre and InfraMoura.

Media partners include SIC Notícias, Expresso, Sport TV and JCDecaux. Their support provides a strong platform for the tournament’s debut and helps build momentum for the continued growth of the Portugal Invitational in the years ahead.

All three rounds will be televised in the United States on GOLF Channel. International PGA TOUR Champions coverage is available in more than 170 countries and territories through the Tour’s network of media partners.

The first round begins this Friday, 31 July, with the inaugural Portugal Invitational champion set to be crowned on Sunday, 2 August.

Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi Announces 11 December 2026 Opening of Guggenheim Abu Dhabi

A Landmark Museum Rooted in the United Arab Emirates and Shaping Global Artistic Dialogue

• Guggenheim Abu Dhabi will connect cultures, inspire people, and celebrate art from the 1960s to the present
• The museum brings new perspectives to modern and contemporary art, shining a light on artists from around the world.
• Once open, the museum will reinforce its status as one of the most significant museum developments globally

ABU DHABI, UAE, July 28, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — The Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi has announced that Guggenheim Abu Dhabi will open its doors on 11 December 2026, further strengthening Abu Dhabi’s position as a leading global capital for the arts.

Guggenheim Abu Dhabi is a museum of modern and contemporary art and will be a space for encounter and exchange, promoting a more connected and diverse global community through art. The museum has a unique identity and vision, shaped by Abu Dhabi’s artistic landscape and designed to reflect the United Arab Emirates’ stories and beyond, encouraging curiosity among younger generations about modern and contemporary art.

The museum joins a growing community of museums and cultural institutions in Saadiyat Cultural District, including Louvre Abu Dhabi, Zayed National Museum, Natural History Museum Abu Dhabi, and teamLab Phenomena Abu Dhabi, positioning the district as one of the world’s most significant concentrations of cultural institutions. Part of the Guggenheim constellation of museums in New York, Venice, and Bilbao, Guggenheim Abu Dhabi brings a distinct identity shaped by Abu Dhabi’s legacy, in a region that has been at the crossroads of culture and trade for millennia.

His Excellency Mohamed Khalifa Al Mubarak, Chairman of Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi, said: “Guggenheim Abu Dhabi is a defining moment in our cultural journey. The museum is shaped by the emirate’s long-held conviction that culture is the most enduring bridge between peoples and a building block for forward-looking societies. It brings new perspectives to modern and contemporary art, shining a light on art from all around the world. As a key element of Saadiyat Cultural District, the museum will create transformative new opportunities for learning, creativity, and cultural exchange, inspiring future generations to explore their own potential. Here, everyone belongs and can see themselves reflected in the stories the museum tells, engaging with ideas and artistic voices from across the world.”

Dr. Mariët Westermann, Director and CEO of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, said: “The Guggenheim Foundation is proud and delighted to be a longstanding partner with the Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi in shaping a museum of contemporary art of magnificent scope and aspiration. The museum’s art collection is uniquely local and global, centred in the region but with works from all continents. Through the many stories it will tell and invite, Guggenheim Abu Dhabi will be a source of wonder, a hub of connection, and a place of curiosity and joy for people from the United Arab Emirates and the world.”

Envisioned as a platform for dialogue, the museum brings together diverse perspectives across geographies and generations through modern and contemporary art. Spanning a wide range of artistic media including painting, sculpture, installation, photography, moving image, and new media, the museum presents art as a dynamic and evolving conversation across time and place.

Guggenheim Abu Dhabi reflects Abu Dhabi’s role as a catalyst for artistic innovation and creative production, fostering meaningful connections between artists, ideas, and audiences. Placing the visitor at the centre, the museum offers an open exploratory experience, where each journey unfolds across interconnected narratives of time, place, and theme.

Designed by the late Pritzker Architecture Prize Laureate Frank Gehry, the museum is located on Saadiyat Island in Abu Dhabi, a meeting point between land and sea. A rooted architectural landmark that will offer a new perspective and invite visitors to be part of the curatorial journey of the museum.

Extending the visitor journey through interconnected spaces, the architecture of Guggenheim Abu Dhabi is an integral part of the artistic experience. The museum is designed to impress at every level, delivering a powerful presence externally and an immersive experience within. The building features 30 galleries that unfold across the interior, connected by a central atrium and ten sculptural cones that punctuate the building’s dynamic skyline. Nine are clad in stainless steel mesh and one in onyx and glass.

Reaching heights of up to 88 metres, the sculptural cones provide natural ventilation and shade, enhancing the building’s energy efficiency while articulating its bold silhouette. Spanning 11,600 square metres of interior gallery space and 23,000 square metres of outdoor exhibition areas, the landmark encompasses a total built-up area of 80,000 square metres, reinforcing its role as one of the most significant museum developments, suited to the impressive size, variety of media, and experimental character of art since 1960.

Since 2009, Guggenheim Abu Dhabi has been building a growing collection of modern and contemporary art that will reflect and advance Abu Dhabi’s role as a catalyst for creative production and innovation in the arts. Guests will be invited to engage with art on their own terms, shaping individual pathways through galleries that consider major vectors of art since 1960, such as Abstractions, Popular Culture, Land, Language, and Storytelling.

The displays unfold connections across geographies, generations, and artistic practices, and will provide dynamic frameworks for understanding the art of our own time as a source of knowledge, expression and connection while inviting visitors to explore art history through relationships and resonances rather than a linear chronology.

A landmark for Abu Dhabi and the world, the museum will deepen understanding, expand perspectives, and offer new ways to engage with the art of our time, positioning Abu Dhabi at the forefront of global artistic production, discourse, and exchange. More information about the collection and commissions will be announced in the coming months.

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ABOUT GUGGENHEIM ABU DHABI

Guggenheim Abu Dhabi is a museum of modern and contemporary art that connects cultures, inspires people, and celebrates art from the 1960s to the present, shining a light on artists from around the world. The museum will offer new perspectives on modern and contemporary art from an Abu Dhabi lens through its collection, commissions, research, exhibitions, and multilingual programme. 

Aiming to reflect a transcultural approach, the museum moves beyond chronology and geography to highlight artistic lineages, networks and exchanges. The collection spans a wide range of artistic media, including painting, sculpture, installation, photography, moving image, and new media.

Guggenheim Abu Dhabi places the visitor at the centre of a journey of encounter and exchange with modern and contemporary art. Visitors will be able to navigate their own path of discovery through the museum’s galleries of interconnected time periods, geographies, and themes.

Guggenheim Abu Dhabi is the result of a visionary collaboration between the Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi and the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation.

Located in the heart of Saadiyat Cultural District, overlooking the sea and designed by acclaimed architect Frank Gehry, Guggenheim Abu Dhabi is an iconic landmark inspired by the architectural forms of the Gulf region. The museum has a total of 11,600 square metres spread across 30 galleries, in addition to 23,000 square metres of exterior exhibition spaces in the cones and terraces surrounding the building.

ABOUT DEPARTMENT OF CULTURE AND TOURISM – ABU DHABI

The Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi drives the sustainable growth of Abu Dhabi’s culture and tourism sectors, fuels economic progress and helps achieve Abu Dhabi’s wider global ambitions. By working in partnership with the organisations that define the Emirate’s position as a leading international destination, Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi strives to unite the ecosystem around a shared vision of the Emirate’s potential, coordinate effort and investment, deliver innovative solutions, and use the best tools, policies and systems to support the culture and tourism industries.

Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi’s vision is defined by the Emirate’s people, heritage and landscape. We work to enhance Abu Dhabi’s status as a place of authenticity, innovation, and unparalleled experiences, represented by its living traditions of hospitality, pioneering initiatives and creative thought.

For more information about the Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi and the destination, please visit: dctabudhabi.ae and visitabudhabi.ae and abudhabiculture.ae

ABOUT THE SOLOMON R. GUGGENHEIM FOUNDATION

The Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation was established in 1937 and is dedicated to promoting the understanding and appreciation of modern and contemporary art through exhibitions, education programs, research initiatives, and publications. Committed to innovation, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation collects, preserves, and interprets modern and contemporary art, and explores ideas across cultures through dynamic curatorial and educational initiatives and collaborations. With its constellation of architecturally and culturally distinct museums, exhibitions, publications, and digital platforms, the foundation engages both local and global audiences. The international constellation of museums includes the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York; the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Venice; the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao; and Guggenheim Abu Dhabi. To learn more about the museum and the Guggenheim’s activities around the world, visit guggenheim.org.

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