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AI for homemakers
Plan meals with what is in your kitchen, keep the monthly budget, help children with homework and turn a skill into a small side income. Learn the scams that target home phones, too.
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Writing good prompts: get better answers from AI
A simple four-part recipe for asking AI chatbots for exactly what you need, with before-and-after examples.
Step 1
beginnerWhy AI makes mistakes (and how to catch them)
The real reasons chatbots get things wrong, and a 4-step habit to check any AI answer in under a minute.
Step 2
beginnerSpotting deepfakes and AI scams
How fake videos, cloned voices and AI-written messages are used to fool people, and simple ways to protect yourself and your family.
Step 3
beginnerWhich AI tool should I use? A quick guide for every job
Students, shopkeepers, designers, office workers and parents: match what you want to do with the right kind of AI tool, and avoid the common traps.
Step 4
beginnerSpotting fake reviews before you buy
How fake and paid reviews push up ratings on shopping apps, maps and app stores, the signs to look for, and what India's review standard says.
Step 5
Prompts to copy
Paste into ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude or any chatbot- Meal plan from my kitchen
I have potatoes, onions, tomatoes, moong dal, rice and curd at home. Suggest 5 simple vegetarian dinners for a family of 4, under 30 minutes each, with steps in easy Hindi.
- Monthly budget
Our family spends about ₹30,000 a month. Help me make a simple budget table for groceries, milk, electricity, school fees, gas and savings, and suggest 3 ways to save ₹2,000.
- Homework helper
My daughter is in Class 4 and stuck on fractions. Explain fractions with rotis and laddoos so I can teach her, then give 5 practice questions with answers for me.
- Start a home business
I make good pickles at home. Give me a simple plan to sell them to neighbours and on WhatsApp: pricing, a short product message, and what licence or registration I should ask about.
Tools that help
All tools →💬 Chat assistants
- ChatGPT Ask anything, write and explain, analyse files and photos, talk by voice.
- Gemini Google's assistant, works with Gmail, Docs, Maps and YouTube.
- Claude Careful writing, long documents and coding help.
- Microsoft Copilot Assistant built into Windows, Edge and Microsoft apps.
- Meta AI Assistant inside WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook.
- Grok Assistant connected to X (Twitter).
- DeepSeek Free chat app built on open-weight models.
✍️ Writing and Indian languages
- Grammarly Fixes grammar and tone, rewrites sentences.
- QuillBot Paraphrase, summarise and check grammar.
- Google Translate Translate text, voice and camera images, including many Indian languages.
- Bhashini Translation and speech tools for Indian languages.
- DeepL Natural-sounding translation of text and whole documents.
- Microsoft Translator Translate text, voice and conversations, with many Indian languages.
📚 Learning for kids and students
- Khanmigo AI tutor that guides you to the answer instead of giving it.
- Duolingo Language learning with AI conversation practice.
- Read Along Reading practice with a voice helper, including Indian languages.
- Photomath Step-by-step maths explanations from a photo.
- Teachable Machine Train your own image or sound model in the browser.
- Quick, Draw! A doodling game where AI guesses your drawing.
- Code.org AI Free AI lessons and activities for schools.
🛡️ Stay safe online (India)
- Cybercrime portal + 1930 Report online fraud and cybercrime. For money lost, call 1930 at once.
- Sanchar Saathi Report fraud calls and messages, see SIMs in your name, block a lost phone.
- Have I Been Pwned Check whether your email appeared in a data breach.
- Deepfakes Analysis Unit Send a suspected deepfake video or audio to their WhatsApp tipline to get it checked.
- PIB Fact Check Check viral claims about the government, schemes and official notices.
- Fact Check Explorer Search fact-checks of viral claims and images.
- Bitwarden Open-source password manager that keeps a strong, different password for every account.
Scams to watch for
All scams →- Digital arrest scamFake police, CBI or ED officers on a video call say you're under arrest and must pay. There is no such thing.
- Cloned voice of a family member"Mummy, I've had an accident, send money now!" AI can copy a voice from a short clip. Hang up and call back.
- Deepfake celebrity investment adsA famous face "recommends" a stock tip or trading app with guaranteed returns. The video is fake.
- Fake KYC update and OTP fraud"Your KYC expires today, your account will be blocked." Banks never ask for your OTP, PIN or password.
- UPI PIN and QR code scams"Scan this QR to receive money." You never need your UPI PIN to receive money, only to pay.
- Part-time job and "task" scamsEarn ₹5,000 a day liking videos or rating hotels? They pay you small amounts first, then take your deposits.
- Sextortion and morphed photosA stranger records a video call or makes a fake nude with AI, then threatens to share it. Don't pay. Get help.
- Fake customer-care numbersYou search online for a helpline, call it, and the "agent" asks you to install an app or share a PIN for your refund.
- Fake wedding invites and APK filesA "wedding card", "bill" or "bank update" arrives as an .apk file on WhatsApp. Installing it hands over your phone.
- Fake AI apps and chatbot clonesLook-alike "ChatGPT" or "AI photo" apps that charge big subscriptions, steal data or carry malware.
- Illegal instant loan appsQuick loans with no checks, then huge charges, threats and morphed photos sent to your contacts.
- Fake trading apps and stock-tip groups"VIP" WhatsApp or Telegram groups promise insider tips and IPO quotas, then trap you in a fake trading app.
- Gift card scamsA "boss", official or relative asks you to buy gift cards and send the codes. Once they have the code, the money is gone.
- Shopping account takeoverSomeone gets into your shopping or wallet app and spends your gift card balance, coins and saved cards.
- Fake delivery and parcel scams"Your parcel couldn't be delivered. Pay ₹25 to reschedule." The link steals your card details and OTP.
- Money mule accounts"Earn commission just by letting us use your bank account." Your account is then used to move scam money, and police come to you.
- Unknown charges on your card or accountA debit you didn't make? Report it to your bank within 3 working days. Under RBI rules you usually don't pay for it.
- SIM swap and eSIM fraudYour phone suddenly loses signal. Someone has moved your number to their SIM and is reading your bank OTPs.
- Aadhaar fingerprint (AePS) fraudMoney withdrawn using your Aadhaar number and a copied fingerprint, with no OTP. Lock your biometrics to stop it.
- Fake traffic challan and bill messages"Your challan is pending, pay now" or "Electricity will be cut tonight." The link or app steals your OTPs and money.
- Fake travel, pilgrimage and hotel bookingsKedarnath helicopter, Char Dham or hotel booked on a fake site. You pay, and no ticket or room exists.
- Fake "army officer" buyer and rental scamsA "soldier" being transferred sells a cheap bike, or wants to rent your flat, then asks you to send money "to receive" payment.
- Matrimonial and romance scamsA perfect match online, often an "NRI" or officer, who soon needs money for customs, visas or an emergency.
- Fake jobs abroad and scam compoundsA well-paid "data entry" or IT job in Thailand or Dubai turns into forced scam work in Myanmar, Cambodia or Laos.
- Fake shopping sites and sale linksAn iPhone for ₹999 in a "Big Billion" sale link. The site is a copy, and your card details go to scammers.
- Loans and SIMs taken in your nameRecovery calls for a loan you never took, or SIMs you never bought. Someone is using your PAN and Aadhaar.
News for you
All news →- An AI app left 144,000 chat logs open online. What you type into AI isn't always private28 Oct 2026 · Researchers found millions of files from the AI service 302.ai, including user chats with personal details, in an unprotected online storage bucket. Here's what to keep out of AI chats.
- Studies find AI chatbots get health questions wrong about half the time28 Oct 2026 · Researchers tested five popular chatbots on health questions and flagged about half the answers. Another study found people using chatbots did no better than those who didn't. How to use AI for health safely.
- Fake Instagram shops: Delhi Police bust a network linked to ₹30 crore28 Oct 2026 · A student ordered a kurti from an Instagram ad and kept paying for a 'delivery code'. Police say the network behind it handled over ₹30 crore. Here's how to shop safely on social media.
- Pensioners: no one calls for your life certificate. Don't share the OTP28 Oct 2026 · As pensioners get ready to submit their annual life certificate, fraudsters are calling for OTPs and posting fake 'online submission' links. Here's how to submit safely.
5-minute reads
All reads →Real banks never ask for your OTP
How fake KYC messages and "bank manager" calls trick people into sharing OTPs, the red flags to spot, and where to report in India.
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A real photo, a fake story: checking forwards
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Cyber Squad: safety habits for the whole family
How one person's weak habit puts everyone at risk, and simple safety habits families and neighbours can share.
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Words to know
Full glossary →- Accuracy beginnerHow often something is right.
- Actuator beginnerA part that makes a robot move, like a motor.
- Adware beginnerMalware built specifically to flood a device with unwanted ads.
- AI model beginnerThe trained program that makes the predictions. GPT, Gemini, Claude and Llama are families of models.
- Algorithm beginnerA step-by-step set of instructions for solving a problem.
- Artificial Intelligence (AI) beginnerComputer programs that can learn and make smart guesses.
- Attachment beginnerA file sent along with an email or message.
- Audit beginnerA careful check of habits or systems against what's actually recommended.
- Backup beginnerAn extra copy of your files, kept safe in case the original is lost or damaged.
- Captive portal beginnerThe sign-in page a public wifi network shows before granting access.
- Collective risk beginnerWhen one person's unsafe habit can end up affecting a whole group or community.
- Computer vision beginnerTeaching computers to understand pictures and videos.
- Controller beginnerThe computer that decides what the robot does.
- Credential beginnerThe username-and-password (or similar) pair that lets you into an account.
- Credential reuse beginnerUsing the same password on more than one account.
- Cyber hygiene beginnerThe everyday habits that keep you safer online, the way regular habits keep you healthy offline.
Test yourself
All quizzes →Go deeper
Hand-picked, outside sabka.ai- Official Report cyber fraud (or call 1930) ↗ · Ministry of Home Affairs
- Official BE(A)WARE: how financial frauds work ↗ · Reserve Bank of India
- Official Sanchar Saathi: report fraud calls and check mobile connections in your name ↗ · Department of Telecommunications
- Article Prompt engineering guide ↗ · DAIR.AI
- Article Prompt engineering overview ↗ · Anthropic
- Official Fact Check Explorer: search claims already checked ↗ · Google
- Article Govt announces new norms to curb fake online reviews ↗ · Business Today