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India’s A.I. Future Requires a New Approach to Groundwater Governance

The implications of mismanagement extend far beyond groundwater depletion. Foreign investors have withdrawn a record $30 billion from Indian equities so far in 2026. Regional data suggests investors have relocated their withdrawals across Taiwan and South Korea’s AI and semiconductor ecosystems. 

AI and Us: Decision Making Should Not Be Outsourced to AI

AI literacy should become as important as digital literacy. An informed user is ultimately the first and most effective line of defence against blindly accepting what a machine tells us.  

The Dangers of AI Bypassing the Human Mind: Can Indian Knowledge Systems provide a moral anchor for modern technology?

Rather than relying only on Western compliance checklists, AI development can be anchored in Atma-Bodha (self-awareness), training engineers to recognise how their algorithms alter human consciousness and social behaviour. 

The Expanding Space Frontier: Can India Live Up to Its Challenges?

Biological systems behave very differently in orbit. Space research could lead to breakthroughs in cancer treatment, Alzheimer's therapies, protein crystallisation and even advanced prosthetics such as artificial retinas.

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Regulatory approvals for India's Covaxin in process in more than 60 countries: Bharat Biotech

Amid travel fears that students receiving Covaxin may not be allowed in many countries as the vaccine is not listed, Hyderabad-based pharma major Bharat Biotech on Tuesday said regulatory approvals for its indigenously developed Covid-19 vaccine are in process in more than 60 countries including the US, Brazil and Hungary

Pakistan approves ten products for GI registration

Pakistan has approved ten agro and non-agro products for Geographical Indication (GI) tag in an effort to claim them as its brands in the international market

Cement factories operating at 40 percent capacity in Nepal

Seventy percent of cement factories in Nepal are operating on just 40 percent of its total production capacity, and the rest have closed their operations at all, reported The Kathmandu Post

Europe to get a taste of Bangladeshi mangoes soon

Delectable mangoes from Bangladesh's Satkhira district will soon tickle the taste buds of people in three European countries – Italy, France UK

Indian government, Pfizer deadlock over legal protection issue

US drug major Pfizer's coronavirus vaccine is facing hurdles in entering the Indian market over demand for legal protection from any adverse effects that may follow after the use of its jabs, Indian media reports said

Air India reports massive cyber attack, flyers' personal data including credit card details compromised

In a massive incidence of cyber attack, the data processor of Air India's passenger service system containing personal information of around 4.5 million customers have been leaked

Pakistani 'Chaiwala' all set to open ten cafes in UK

Pakistani internet sensation Arshad Khan alias ‘Chaiwala’ (tea-seller) has announced he would open ten outlets of Café Chaiwala as part of a  master franchise agreement with United Kingdom business investors

India’s leading cloud communication company Ozonetel integrates with Google

Ozonetel, a leading provider of on-demand cloud communication/telephony solutions catering to1000 enterprise clients across India, the US, and UAE, has integrated with Google to launch the US technology giant’s business message on its Cloud Agent platform

India asks WhatsApp to withdraw new privacy policy

India's Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY), in a fresh notice, has asked WhatsApp to remove its updated privacy policy, asserting that it undermines the values of informational privacy and data security

India, Myanmar situations diverting business to Bangladesh

India's grim coronavirus situation and Myanmar's deepening political crisis following the military takeover have prompted international retailers and brands to divert work orders to Bangladesh, The Daily Star reported

Black goat is black gold: Increasing purchasing power of India's tribals

NGOs also play a crucial role in empowering India's 60 million tribal population and helping them become self-sufficient

'Never exported vaccines at the cost of people of India': Serum Institute CEO

Adar Poonawalla, CEO of Serum Institute of India (SII), the manufacturer of AstraZeneca-Covishield, on Tuesday said that his company has "never exported vaccines at the cost of the people of India"

Reliance Jio’s IAX and IEX subsea projects to address region’s data revolution

Reliance Jio Infocomm Ltd. (Jio), India’s leading 4G and mobile broadband digital service provider, is constructing the largest international submarine cable system centered on India

Helping transform lives and livelihoods: Tribals supply medicinal plant giloy for ayurveda majors

A group of a few dedicated boys led by an able leader, with enabling support from government organizations, has done wonders in Thane district of Maharashtra

Pune-based startup makes PPE suits with ventilation

Health workers, particularly in tropical countries like India, may soon be relieved of sweating out long hours in heavy suffocating PPE kits in the hot summer months