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    Birla AI Labs launches Yug-1 to forecast demand and spot patterns in business data

    Yug-1 uses what its technical documentation calls zero-shot probabilistic forecasting. It also provides a range of possible outcomes, allowing users to see the uncertainty around a prediction.

    Meet Tanishq Matthew Abraham, the 21-year-old American prodigy who graduated high school at 10, earned 3 degrees by 11 and published research at 14

    Tanishq Matthew Abraham graduated high school at age ten and earned three degrees by eleven. He obtained his Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering from UC Davis at nineteen years old. Abraham focused his research on applying deep learning to digital pathology microscopy. He has contributed significantly to open-source AI projects and founded MedARC. His remarkable journey has been recognized internationally as a child genius.

    Indian teens among youngest founders to get accepted into Y Combinator W26

    Two Indian teenagers, Ishaan Gangwani and Aayam Bansal, have become the youngest founders from India to be accepted into Y Combinator’s Winter 2026 batch. What began as frustration over fixing LaTeX errors soon turned into InkVell — an AI-native operating system for scientific research.

    ITC to invest Rs 20,000 crore in new manufacturing units in medium term: Chairman Sanjiv Puri

    ITC Limited plans to invest Rs 20,000 crore. The investment will expand manufacturing across sectors. Chairman Sanjiv Puri shared the company's growth strategy at the AGM. ITC has already established eight new manufacturing units. The company prioritizes its 'Bharat First' approach. It will focus on strengthening its presence in India. New brand launches aim to increase value.

    India Cements Q1 results: Co slips to Rs 131 crore loss, revenue flat YoY

    India Cements’ Q1 performance saw a 14% sequential drop in revenue and higher exceptional charges due to planned asset sales. While costs eased and realisations improved, the company reported impairments totalling over Rs 120 crore linked to divestments in Indian and overseas subsidiaries.

    India Cements to sell its subsidiary Industrial Chemicals

    India Cements Limited will sell its subsidiary, Industrial Chemicals and Monomers, to Mirai Sensing. The board has approved the sale for Rs 97.68 crore. Upon completion, ICML will no longer be a subsidiary. India Cements Limited will finalize terms with Mirai Sensing Private Limited. The sale is expected to be completed within six months of the agreement.

    The Economic Times
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