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    Andhra Pradesh plans Visakhapatnam entertainment hub, Rana Daggubati to partner with state

    Visakhapatnam is set to develop as a center for films, digital content, and gaming in Andhra Pradesh. Actor-producer Rana Daggubati has pledged to collaborate with the state government on this initiative. Minister Nara Lokesh emphasized the importance of creating a complete ecosystem for the entertainment industry. The plan includes building infrastructure for studios, production, and post-production facilities.

    Lucknow sweet seller's son earns Rs 2.5 crore annual salary after scoring just 48% in class 5; heads an AI company in Dubai now

    Tejesh Vaish, a 26-year-old from Lucknow, scored 48% in Class 5 before improving his academic performance, securing admission to IIT Kanpur and graduating with a 9.14 CPI. He now leads AI engineering at Dubai-based Lumian.ai, earning Rs 2.5 crore annually.

    A young French engineer invents a technique to keep homes warm in winter using discarded anti-cut gloves from construction sites

    Alexis Le Dez, an innovative young engineer, has pioneered a groundbreaking approach to producing insulation fibers from discarded gloves. This concept was born during a construction project in Brest, France, where glove waste was rampant. Through extensive experimentation, he successfully extracted fibers with promising thermal insulation properties, leading to the establishment of his patented project, ISOGANTS, and a bright future in his engineering career.

    In 1927, railroad engineer Olive Dennis invented a train window vent that brought in fresh air without cold drafts, helping make American rail journeys more comfortable

    In 1927, engineer Olive Dennis made a lasting impact on train travel with her innovative window ventilator. By traveling thousands of miles on trains, she closely analyzed passenger feedback and needs, which inspired her improvements in seating, lighting, and restroom cleanliness, responding to competition from cars and buses. Dennis's pioneering contributions also included air-conditioning systems for railroad cars, defying gender norms in engineering of her time.

    All promises fulfilled, AAP will seek votes based on govt's development works: Bhagwant Mann

    Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann affirmed that the Aam Aadmi Party will campaign based on its development record. He stated that even a SAD-BJP alliance would not challenge AAP's position in the upcoming elections. Mann discussed the party's internal decisions regarding candidate nominations and emphasized the representation of women in upcoming polls. He criticized the Central government's approach to a potential delimitation bill tied to women's reservation.

    After joining the USDA in 1953, chemist Ruth Benerito helped develop wrinkle-resistant cotton that made clothes easier to wash and wear without ironing

    Ruth Benerito transformed the cotton industry with her innovative work on wrinkle prevention and fabric durability. Her breakthroughs led to the creation of stain-resistant and flame-retardant cotton used widely in various sectors. Overcoming numerous challenges post her scientific journey, she also made vital contributions to medical advancements during the Korean War, leaving a lasting legacy that still shapes contemporary fabric technology and clothing today.

    • Made-in-India 5G radio opens commercial orders, bulk supplies likely in 2027

      WiSig Networks has announced the opening of commercial orders for an indigenous 5G radio technology. This technology aims to reduce India's reliance on imported telecom equipment and enhance local capabilities. Research from IIT Hyderabad contributed significantly to the development of this advanced wireless communication system. The bulk supplies are anticipated to commence in 2027, marking an important milestone.

      Power transmission developers seek relief for projects hit by interconnection delays

      Power transmission developers have called on the Ministry of Power to implement key changes to enhance project completion efficiency. They highlighted the necessity for automatic financial and contractual relief when delays stem from interconnected infrastructure. The Electric Power Transmission Association suggested that the Central Transmission Utility of India Ltd assume a larger role in coordination efforts.

      'Our country is working towards a deadline - 2047': PM Modi at Diwali Milan

      Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged the media to showcase India's achievements on the global stage, describing them as the 'India Story'. Addressing journalists at a Diwali Milan event at the BJP headquarters, he said the country was working towards a deadline of 2047 to become a developed nation, marking 100 years of independence.

      Before Nvidia, Kimberly Powell was an engineering intern in radiology tech; How she built an 18-year career in AI healthcare, now in the spotlight after Jensen Huang report

      Kimberly Powell did not begin her career in AI drug discovery. She started as an engineering intern, working with radiologists and medical imaging technology. That experience eventually brought her to Nvidia, where she spent 18 years building its healthcare business. Now, a report about her alleged relationship with Jensen Huang has put her in the headlines. But how did she go from working in radiology to becoming one of Nvidia's senior executives?

      Techie quits job after 9 months, company demands Rs 90,000 in training fees; final salary also delayed

      A software developer shared his challenging resignation experience in a Reddit post. He claimed his former company demanded Rs 90,000 in training fees. Despite completing his notice period and responsibilities, his final salary was delayed. The company's development team significantly shrank during his employment, raising concerns.

      ET AI Awards 2027 are here: Discover if your AI innovation is ready for the spotlight of a national stage!

      Celebrating the future of technology, the ET AI Awards 2027 acknowledges key innovations and leadership in AI from various industries in India. With an impressive array of over 40 categories, these awards emphasize the importance of AI developments by startups, SMEs, and large enterprises, offering a valuable stage for recognizing their contributions to the AI ecosystem.

      OpenAI brings local inference to India, starting with GPT-6 Luna

      OpenAI has launched local processing for its API in India aimed at eligible enterprises and developers. This offering allows organisations to run supported AI workloads within the country, ensuring data processing remains local. The service initially supports the GPT-6 Luna model and facilitates text-based tasks for businesses.

      Dario Amodei says AI could make cancer, Alzheimer’s ‘relics of the past’ in less than a decade as Anthropic expands AI-driven drug discovery push

      Anthropic is collaborating with several pharmaceutical companies to utilize AI in drug development processes. These partnerships aim to improve the efficiency of drug discovery, addressing complex challenges in medical research. Notable projects include redesigning therapeutic molecules and accelerating antibody designs for various diseases. Anthropic has also initiated its own research on rare childhood muscular dystrophies, targeting potential clinical trials by late 2028.

      MIT researchers traced the family history of over 1 million cells in developing mouse embryos; the map revealed when cells began becoming different organs

      A research team from MIT has mapped the lineage of over a million cells in mouse embryos. This extensive study reveals how cells decide to form specific tissues during development. The new technique allows scientists to identify where developmental errors occur, which may lead to birth defects. It also provides insights for cancer research by highlighting early changes in healthy cells.

      3 autonomous expert govt bodies roped in to work on microplastics detection: CPCB to NGT

      CPCB reported that it will develop methodologies for detecting microplastics in various environments. Central Institute of Petrochemicals Engineering and Technology will handle freshwater and soil samples. National Centre for Sustainable Coastal Management will focus on marine water and coastal sediments. CSIR-NEERI will address the detection of microplastics in the air. The final proposals are expected within twelve months, which will undergo evaluation and refinement.

      Gemini 4 Carbon opens to developers, enterprises with advanced AI capabilities for complex tasks

      Google has expanded access to its Gemini 4 Carbon artificial intelligence (AI) model to developers, businesses, scientists and consumers, as it seeks to bring advanced AI capabilities to tasks such as software development, financial research and cybersecurity that require multiple steps and extended reasoning.

      Adobe, Canva, Figma tools in Claude: Anthropic lets users edit photos, PDFs and designs without switching apps

      Anthropic has upgraded its AI assistant Claude, allowing users to edit photos and work on PDFs directly within applications. Users can now interact with tools like Adobe and Canva without switching between different windows. Claude can make direct changes in applications as users monitor the edits in real-time. Additional integrations with apps such as Figma and Shopify are also under development.

      Anthropic launches Claude Whiteboards, Sheets and Data to expand AI-powered workplace tools

      Anthropic has introduced Claude Whiteboards and Claude Sheets to enhance collaborative brainstorming and spreadsheet creation. Claude Data has also been launched to provide advanced data analysis capabilities for businesses. These tools aim to streamline teamwork by keeping all activities within the Claude platform. Users can expect integrations with various third-party applications to enhance their workflows. The company envisions Claude as a comprehensive tool for collaborative workplace productivity.

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