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2026 Hyundai Bayon Launched At Rs 10 Lakh: Quirky Crossover Positioned Between Venue And Creta

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China’s proposed export curbs threaten India’s solar cell manufacturing plans

Industry experts are urging domestic technology development and international partnerships as India assesses potential disruptions to solar manufacturing and investment

Why Poland wants a stronger relationship with India | The Hindu Editorial

Why is Poland seeking a closer partnership with India? Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s visit to India highlighted growing cooperation in trade, technology, defence, critical minerals, renewable energy and geopolitical coordination. With India and the European Union preparing to finalise a landmark Free Trade Agreement, Poland is positioning itself as a key European partner for New Delhi. This editorial explores what both countries stand to gain, the challenges that remain, and why the India-Poland relationship could become increasingly important in Europe’s engagement with India.

Honasa Consumer elevates Vipul Maheshwari to chief product & technology officer

In his new role, Maheshwari will lead the company’s product, technology, engineering and analytics functions. His main task will be to advance Honasa’s plans to use artificial intelligence (AI) in its business, including agentic AI, which refers to AI systems that can carry out multi-step tasks with human oversight.

Rishikesh–Karnaprayag rail line to have 16 tunnels: How India’s homegrown technology is advancing Himalayan connectivity

India is expanding its domestic tunnel boring machine (TBM) manufacturing capabilities as construction advances on the 125-km Rishikesh–Karnaprayag railway line.

CISF, NeGD sign MoU to train personnel in drone, AI and cyber security

The agreement, signed in New Delhi on Friday, comes amid growing concerns over technology-driven threats to critical infrastructure, including airports, nuclear power plants, metro systems, ports and other strategic installations.

As job placements near, India Inc taps old IITs for AI roles

Old Indian Institutes of Technology are experiencing a notable rise in pre-placement offers and demand for AI roles. Companies are adapting to new technologies, which affects entry-level hiring across various sectors. Emerging opportunities in AI, data, and analytics are increasingly available to students with relevant skills.

India's AI talent demand outstrips supply by over 3.5 times: Report

Bengaluru is expected to need around 1.4 million AI professionals by 2026, with only 400,000 available currently. This talent gap poses challenges for enterprises and Global Capability Centres as AI adoption grows. Shortages in specialized technology roles have led to salary increases between 30 and 35 percent. Organizations are urged to continuously reskill employees to meet future industry demands.

10,000 new police personnel to be recruited in Punjab to root out drug menace: Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann

Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann announced plans for 10,000 new police recruitments to combat drug problems effectively. He emphasized the police's full autonomy to act against drug trafficking in communities. The state government is enhancing police resources and integrating technology-driven approaches in their operations. Discussions with the Centre aim to strengthen the NDPS Act against drug-related offenses further.

NRI University students win global quantum technology challenge

Team wins WISER Vanguard Global Challenge with THRINETRA, a project focused on quantum technology for workforce optimisation

IIT Madras and Chevron ENGINE launches incubation program for innovators, student teams and others

IIT Madras along with Chevron ENGINE has launched the Chevron-IITM Energy Technology Incubation program. This program is for innovators, student teams etc.

Engineering the Future: How technology is changing the way India builds and grows

India’s infrastructure push is driving engineers to adopt AI, digital tools to work faster. Tech can reduce routine work and improve engineering productivity.

Trump-Xi state dinner: From Elon Musk to Tim Cook, who attended the White House banquet?

Several U.S. technology industry leaders attended the state dinner, underscoring the importance of trade and artificial intelligence during Mr. Xi’s visit to Washington

AI infrastructure investment seen surging to $769 billion in 2026 amid growing safety concerns

The estimate is based on nearly $384 billion invested in the first half of 2026 and assumes the current pace continues through the year. It compares with $145 billion invested in the technology in 2025, making AI infrastructure and model architectures the largest-funded technology trend covered by McKinsey.

Police file cases. Courts rarely convict. Can technology change that?

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IITs to restrict 22 companies from campus hiring over unhonoured job offers

The Indian Institutes of Technology have decided to bar 22 companies from campus recruitment for the next two years after repeated instances of withdrawn job offers. The move, which includes firms such as Oracle, aims to protect students and preserve the integrity of the IIT placement system.

Nabventures-backed Aquapulse eyes 3x growth, Andhra expansion

Aquapulse, a shrimp‑farming technology platform backed by Nabventures, announced plans to triple its farmer network and enter Andhra Pradesh within the next 12‑18 months. The Bhubaneswar‑based firm currently serves over 7,000 shrimp farmers across Odisha and West Bengal, covering roughly 20,000 hectares.

India’s hiring story gets a boost as e-commerce, travel and retail power the next wave: Report

India’s workforce is projected to expand by 5.4% in the second half of FY 2026-27, with e‑commerce, technology startups and travel‑hospitality sectors leading the surge. Larger firms plan the biggest hiring drives, while many employers warn of shortages in IT and engineering talent.

Teachers: The missing link in personalised learning

Personalised learning depends not just on the technology schools buy, but on the teachers they empower to use it

India ready to share its nuclear & indigenous technology development expertise: Mohanty