Technology
Andhra Pradesh Partners with NVIDIA to Establish India’s First AI University
To set up India’s first AI university, the The government of Andhra Pradesh has committed to the MoU with NVIDIA, a major chipmaker. The motive is to establish advanced
IISc Develops Nanozyme to Prevent Blood Clotting
A metal-based nanozyme for preventing rare blood clotting, helpful in PTE and stroke, is being developed at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) in Bengaluru. Too many blood clots
YouTube Channels Protest ANI’s Licence Fee Demands for Using News Footage
Many Indian YouTubers have spoken out after facing reports from ASNI saying they used their footage without proper authorization. Because ANI wants YouTubers to pay a lot of money
Google’s AI Matryoshka: Layered Intelligence and Emerging Privacy Challenges
The AI layers in Google’s Matryoshka model support search, shopping, and content creation, making it possible for Google to drive new ideas forward. Even so, people worry about privacy,
Yashoda AI is Launched by NCW to Enhance Women’s AI and Cybersecurity Skills
At Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Rohilkhand University, Bareilly, the National Commission for Women (NCW) launched ‘Yashoda AI: Your AI SAKHI’ on May 22, 2025. It is designed to increase women’s
Mosura fentoni: A Miniscule Foul-Minder of the Early Cambrian Times
Scientists found Mosura fentoni, a newly discovered sea creature from the Burgess Shale of Canada, which challenges the current thinking about Radiodonts—a group that has much in common with
India Eliminates Trachoma as a Public Health Problem, Gets WHO Certification
At the recent 78th World Health Assembly, India was given the WHO Certificate of Elimination of Trachoma as a Public Health Problem. As a result, India joins Nepal and
EOS-09 Satellite to be Launched on 18th May to enhance India’s Border Monitoring
India intends to increase its capabilities in terms of enhancing its satellite monitoring on account of the planned launch of EOS–09 (RISAT-1B) on May 18, 2023, using PSLV-C61 from
Mithridatism and the Quest for Universal Antivenoms: Ancient Practice Meets Modern Science
Mithridatism was first used by King Mithridates VI of Pontus and described the historical method to build poison immunity through small nondangerous poison exposures. People no longer conduct Mithridatism
Starlink’s India Challenge: Balancing Innovation, Security, and Sovereignty
Signing up with the Indian market makes Starlink face difficulties in merging revolutionary technology solutions with current regulatory standards and national security practices. The delivery of Starlink satellite internet
