Latest News

UPI Turns 10: How India’s Payment Revolution Changed Everyday Life | Image Credits: AI
Cloned voices are draining Indian bank accounts in seconds.
India’s 3,200 HP hydrogen train has covered 6,000 km | Image Credits: CN
Banks and NBFCs are reassessing fintech partnerships as RBI data governance norms and India’s digital privacy rules raise compliance requirements.
India- Japan Startup Cooperation Deepens on AI, Deep Tech | Image Credits: DD News
Meta’s $18 billion settlement introduces a two-hour teen limit | Image Credits: ABC News
India’s proposed Smart Border Project will combine drones, radars, modern cameras, sensors and smart fencing to strengthen surveillance along vulnerable stretches.
Bill Gates has called for stronger safeguards around artificial intelligence, warning of job losses, cyber risks and the wider social impact of AI.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh approves the transfer of DRDO-developed conventional missile technologies to Indian industry for domestic production.
The Enforcement Directorate has uncovered a pan-India cyber fraud network linked to ₹27,850 crore in banking transactions and ₹2,904 crore in cash deposits.
Gujarat Police to launch CCTV Hackathon | Image Credits: AI
India’s data centre footprint is projected to cross 101 million sq ft by 2030 | Image Credits: Freepik
India’s plans to establish the Bharatiya Antariksha Station by 2035.
UPI has grown from 1.8 crore transactions in FY17 to 24,162 crore transactions worth ₹314 lakh crore in FY26, marking a decade of rapid digital payments growth in India.
MeitY Startup Hub launches GENESIS EIR 3.0 in Coimbatore, offering early-stage technology innovators funding, incubation and mentorship support.
QpiAI and PDEU will set up an 8-qubit Quantum Centre of Excellence in Gujarat. Image Credits: AIM media house
Delhi Master Plan 2047 | Image Credits: AI
SpaceX and Nvidia plan to deploy Vera Rubin AI computing in orbit | Image Credits: Analytics Insight
Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation to undertake a ₹240-crore 3D GIS survey covering properties and civic infrastructure across the city.
News Image