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Amazon India to expand Ashray rest centres network to 250 by 2026

Amazon India to expand Ashray rest centres network to 250 by 2026

  • Low nuclear penetration in India creates scope for major expansion amid govt efforts

    Morgan Stanley said India’s nuclear sector has major growth potential despite contributing only 3 per cent of power generation. Backed by the Nuclear Energy Mission, SMR investments and global partnerships, India targets 100 GW nuclear capacity by 2047 to strengthen clean energy goals
  • From Super 30 to Super Infinity: Padma Shri Educator Anand Kumar goes digital

    Renowned educator Anand Kumar, celebrated for his transformative Super 30 programme, has unveiled his ambitious digital education initiative, Super Infinity. Launched with a cinematic animated video, the platform aims to make mathematics engaging through storytelling, animation, and music.
  • Meta discontinues end-to-end encrypted chats on Instagram

    Meta has discontinued end-to-end encrypted direct messages on Instagram globally, reversing its earlier privacy-focused plans. The company said users should download important chats, while critics warned the rollback could weaken user privacy despite concerns raised by child protection groups
  • Cloudflare to cut over 1,100 jobs globally amid AI-led restructuring

    Cloudflare has announced plans to cut over 1,100 jobs globally as part of a major restructuring driven by rapid adoption of artificial intelligence. The company said the move reflects organisational transformation rather than cost-cutting or performance-related layoffs.
  • Congress MP Shashi Tharoor moves Delhi HC against publication of deepfake videos

    Congress MP Shashi Tharoor has approached the Delhi High Court seeking removal of AI-generated deepfake videos falsely showing him praising Pakistan. The court issued notices to X, Meta, and the Centre, with interim relief likely as Tharoor cited misuse of his identity, reputation, and electoral impact concerns
  • Cloudflare to cut over 1,100 jobs amid AI-led restructuring

    Cloudflare will cut over 1,100 jobs globally as it restructures operations around rising AI adoption. The company said AI usage internally surged 600 per cent, prompting organisational changes focused on the “agentic AI era” rather than traditional cost-cutting or performance-based layoffs
  • India carries out maiden flight-trial of new weapon system

    India successfully conducted the maiden flight-trial of the indigenous Tactical Advanced Range Augmentation (TARA) off Odisha. Developed by Defence Research and Development Organisation and the Indian Air Force, the system converts unguided warheads into precision-guided weapons, boosting India’s low-cost indigenous defence capabilities
  • KPIT Technologies founder Ravi Pandit passes away at 71

    Ravi Pandit, founder and chairman of KPIT Technologies passed away in Pune at 71. He transformed the company into a global automotive software leader and contributed significantly to public policy, sustainability, and industry initiatives across India
  • Elon Musk, X face French charges linked to child sexual abuse images

    French authorities have opened a sweeping probe into Elon Musk’s platform X, alleging complicity in distributing child sexual abuse material, spreading deepfakes, and enabling Holocaust denial through its AI system Grok.
  • Instagram removes millions of fake accounts in ‘Great Purge of 2026’

    Instagram has reportedly removed millions of fake and inactive accounts in a major cleanup drive dubbed the “Great Purge of 2026.” The action triggered significant follower losses for celebrities, influencers and brands, while Meta said genuine active users remained unaffected.
  • Govt debunks deepfake video of Defence Secretary, blames Pakistani propaganda

    The government debunked a deepfake video falsely showing Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh claiming cyber systems were jammed, calling it Pakistani misinformation linked to propaganda accounts, amid heightened awareness following India’s counter-terror operation Operation Sindoor
  • India to get AI-powered orbital data centre satellite under Pixxel–Sarvam partnership

    India will launch its first AI-powered orbital data centre satellite under a Pixxel–Sarvam partnership. The Pathfinder satellite will enable in-orbit data processing, real-time AI inference, and hyperspectral imaging, reducing reliance on Earth-based data transmission systems.
  • India to get AI-powered orbital data centre satellite by Pixxel, Sarvam

    India will launch its first AI-powered orbital data centre satellite through Pixxel and Sarvam AI collaboration. The Pathfinder satellite will run AI models and hyperspectral imaging in orbit, enabling real-time data processing and advancing space-based computing capabilities
  • Sramcbled wrods: real reason you can still read jumbled text

    The viral “typoglycemia” claim misrepresents how reading works. Rather than relying only on first and last letters, the brain uses context, pattern recognition, and prediction to interpret scrambled words. Readability depends on structure, familiar patterns, and sentence context, not a fixed rule
  • Cell Broadcast system tested with ‘Extremely Severe Alert’ in Hyderabad

    Department of Telecommunication launched a new Cell Broadcasting system to alert people during emergencies, with the coordination of NDMA.
  • India’s digital payments grow 25 pc in April; UPI cements global leadership

    India’s digital payments ecosystem grew 25 per cent year-on-year in April, with transactions reaching 22.35 billion. UPI continues to dominate, expanding globally and recording exponential growth, reinforcing India’s position as a leader in digital public infrastructure and fintech innovation.
  • India’s first barrier-free toll plaza begins operations on NH48 in Gujarat

    India’s first barrier-free toll plaza began operations on NH48 near Surat, using MLFF and FASTag technology for contactless toll collection. The system aims to reduce congestion and modernise tolling nationwide by 2026
  • Why do polar bears approach human infrastructure?

    Research in Wapusk National Park and Hudson Bay finds longer ice-free seasons increase polar bears visits near humans, regardless of body condition, suggesting climate change influences encounters more than hunger, though stress may escalate conflicts 
  • Infosys to set up 20-acre permanent campus in Vizag

    Infosys will set up a 20-acre campus in Visakhapatnam with capacity for 7,000 employees, expanding its presence in Andhra Pradesh. The move highlights growing tech investment and local talent development in the region
  • PLI booster: Apple iPhone exports hit record Rs 2 lakh crore in FY26

    India’s iPhone exports reached a record ₹2 lakh crore in FY26 under the PLI scheme, making Apple the top branded export contributor. Strong manufacturing growth boosted smartphone shipments, while Apple also announced leadership change with John Ternus replacing Tim Cook
  • China reportedly blocks Meta’s 2 billion USD AI startup deal over security concerns

    China has reportedly blocked Meta’s $2 billion acquisition of AI startup Manus, citing national security concerns. The move reflects tighter regulatory scrutiny over technology transfers and is expected to increase caution in global cross-border tech investments.
  • Elon Musk accuses OpenAI, Sam Altman of betraying nonprofit roots in court trial

    Elon Musk testified against OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, alleging a shift from nonprofit goals to profit-driven motives. The case could impact AI governance, philanthropy norms, and competition in the global artificial intelligence sector
  • WhatsApp banned 9,400 accounts involved in digital arrest scams since January: Centre to SC

    The Centre informed the Supreme Court about a multi-agency crackdown on “digital arrest” scams, including banning 9,400 WhatsApp accounts, faster SIM blocking, RBI safeguards, and biometric verification plans led by Indian Cybercrime Coordination Centre to curb online fraud
  • ‘Data over dynasties’: Grok supports Modi govt over Congress’ dynastic politics

    Grok AI’s viral response to a hypothetical political preference question on X sparked debate, appearing to favour data-led governance under PM Narendra Modi over Congress’ dynastic politics, highlighting development metrics like infrastructure, Digital India, UPI growth, and economic rise, igniting the “data over dynasties” discussion 
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