Author: Shruti Joshi
Natarajan returns to the streets of Hyderabad where he grew up — surrounded by the next generation he is building for. New Delhi [India], February 24: Shekhar Natarajan grew up without electricity in Hyderabad, arrived in America with $34, and built a distinguished career at the world’s largest companies. Now he is pursuing something far more ambitious — a new paradigm for artificial intelligence that places human virtue at the center of every decision any machine will ever make. The photograph tells a story before a word is read. Shekhar Natarajan — Forbes-listed, patent-holder, the man who grew Walmart’s grocery…
New Delhi [India], February 24: India’s digital infrastructure push has entered its fastest phase yet, with fibre networks being rolled out at a record speed to support 5G densification, nationwide FTTH expansion and the explosive growth of hyperscale data centres. With millions of additional fibre-kilometres required in the coming years, the real contest has shifted from planning to flawless on-ground execution — where every splice, every hour and every machine matters. At the heart of this high-pressure deployment cycle, fusion splicing has become a decisive factor. Even minor equipment failures or inconsistent splice quality can delay projects, escalate costs and…
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], February 24: Surgeons across India are experiencing an increase in difficult hernia operations which primarily occurs because of rising obesity rates. Medical experts now warn that excess body weight not only increases the risk of developing hernias but also complicates their treatment, recovery, and long-term outcomes. The current trend has started to draw attention to the strong relationship which exists between obesity and hernia development. Bariatric and laparoscopic surgery specialists report that abdominal wall hernias which include umbilical hernias and incisional hernias and ventral hernias now occur more frequently among patients who have excess weight. The constant…
Surat (Gujarat) [India], February 24: Kesaria Textile Company, a leading name in the textile industry of Surat, has further strengthened its presence with the launch of two new brands, Menzaro for menswear and Kikiboo for children’s wear. The grand launch event on Saturday was attended by leading textile traders, wholesalers and retailers from across the city. The introduction of the two brands marks a strategic expansion for the company, which has supported more than one lakh businesses through its B2B, B2C and franchise models. With Menzaro and Kikiboo, customers can expect the latest trendy collections at direct factory rates, enabling better…
Jayant Naik has been appointed as Public Relations Officer (PRO) for Parliamentary Affairs, Government of India, while Ranjeet Rana, Civil Engineer, has been appointed as Assistant Public Relations Officer (APRO). New Delhi [India], February 24: In a significant development reflecting the emergence of technology-driven leadership in governance, Jayant Naik has been appointed as the Public Relations Officer (PRO) for Parliamentary Affairs, Government of India, effective 12 February 2026. His appointment represents a unique convergence of technical expertise, public service, and strategic communication aligned with national priorities. Academic Excellence & Transition to Technology Jayant Naik began his academic journey with remarkable…
Ahmedabad (Gujarat) [India], February 24: Sterling Hospitals, in collaboration with the Rotary Club, successfully organized a Cancer Awareness Walkathon to promote awareness about early detection and timely treatment of cancer. Nearly 500 participants took part in the walk, which commenced from Sterling Hospital’s Sindhubhavan Unit. The event was held between 7:00 AM and 9:00 AM and witnessed enthusiastic participation from healthcare professionals, Rotary members, cancer survivors and citizens committed to spreading the message that cancer can be cured if treated at the right time. The walkathon aimed to create greater public awareness about cancer prevention, the importance of recognizing early…
New Delhi [India], February 24: India is rolling out the red carpet for global technology leaders, with a commitment to catalyse nearly USD $200 billion in artificial intelligence investments over the next two years across all five layers of the AI stack. From semiconductor fabrication and data centres to cloud infrastructure and AI applications, the ambition signals India’s intent to position itself as a global AI powerhouse. As this digital ecosystem scales, ensuring robust and reliable power infrastructure will be equally critical to sustaining momentum. At the recently concluded AI Impact Summit in New Delhi, IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw outlined…
Publication provides actionable pathways for cities to integrate water and sanitation services into climate adaptation and mitigation planning New Delhi [India], February 24: Recognising water and sanitation as critical frontiers in the climate challenge, the Center for Water and Sanitation (CWAS) at CEPT Research and Development Foundation (CRDF), CEPT University, launched its guidebook “Moving Towards Climate-Resilient Water and Sanitation Services” at the Mumbai Climate Week. The publication was unveiled by Hon. Minister for Environment and Climate Change, Government of Maharashtra, Smt. Pankaja Munde, in the presence of Jayshree Bhoj – Principal Secretary DoECC, Shri Abhijeet Ghorpade- Director State Climate Action…
New Delhi [India], February 24: Birmingham City University (BCU), one of the United Kingdom’s leading practice-led institutions, is currently in New Delhi to engage with students, parents, academic partners and policymakers, reinforcing its long-term commitment to India. Addressing stakeholders during the visit, Professor David Mba, Vice-Chancellor of BCU, emphasised that the UK–India education partnership must evolve from traditional student mobility to deeper collaboration, co-creation and shared innovation. India Central to BCU’s Vision India is a priority partner in BCU’s Strategy 2030 vision of developing future-ready talent and powering prosperity through knowledge. More than 2,000 Indian students are currently enrolled at…
Surat (Gujarat) [India], February 24: Students of IDT – Institute of Design and Technology have created a unique and thought-provoking sculpture under the Dumas Art Festival based on the theme “Future is Now.” The installation beautifully represents the deep connection between nature and technology in the present era. This special artistic creation is currently on display at VR Surat until 28 February, where it has become a major attraction for visitors. The Futuristic Tree, developed after nearly one month of dedicated effort by a team of around 10 students, conveys the concept that nature and technology are inseparably interconnected. The…