Author: Deshwale Editorial Desk

CHRIST (Deemed to be University) and IBM have partnered to establish the IBM Innovation Center for Artificial Intelligence in Bengaluru, a move aimed at accelerating AI research, innovation and talent development in India. The new center will provide students, faculty members, researchers and PhD scholars with access to enterprise-grade AI technologies, enabling them to build practical AI solutions while strengthening industry-academia collaboration. The initiative is designed to bridge the gap between academic learning and real-world applications by offering hands-on experience with advanced artificial intelligence tools and platforms. Participants will be able to explore cutting-edge technologies such as generative AI, agentic…

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Delhi-based entrepreneur Raza Ur Rehman has taken his first step into the Hindi film industry by joining the team of Aryabhatta Ka Zero as an associate producer. Known for establishing himself in the business world, Raza is now expanding his professional journey by entering cinema, marking a significant shift from entrepreneurship to filmmaking. The release of Aryabhatta Ka Zero has made this transition even more memorable for the young entrepreneur. Following its theatrical release, the film has received an encouraging response from audiences, giving Raza a positive start to his career in Bollywood. For Raza Ur Rehman, becoming a part…

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By: Pratyush Bardoliwala India’s Independence Day is just around the corner, which means it is a time to remember the sacrifices of the people who fought for our freedom and reflect on what being a responsible citizen means. But instead of talking about your duties as a citizen, today I would like you to take a look at something more interesting, how Mumbai celebrates Independence Day. From iconic landmarks and decorated streets to schools, housing societies and neighbourhood celebrations, the city comes alive in its own unique way. So, let’s take a journey across Mumbai and discover how Mumbaikars celebrate…

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By: Subha Lakshmi There are countless women who spend their lives taking care of everyone around them. Today, they are homemakers. Years ago, they were young girls with dreams, passions, and hobbies they wanted to pursue. Some wanted to dance, some dreamed of painting, while others wished to learn baking, music, or countless other skills. But somewhere along the way, life took a different turn. For many women, responsibilities came first. Marriage, children, family expectations, and household duties slowly replaced the time they once had for themselves. In many homes, even today, women are discouraged from stepping outside to learn…

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India’s Unified Payments Interface, better known as UPI, has become one of the country’s most successful digital innovations. What began as a simple system for transferring money between bank accounts has grown into a payment network used by millions of people every day. Whether it is a tea vendor on the street, a grocery shop, or a large retail store, UPI has made digital payments common across the country. People can send money, pay bills and shop online in just a few seconds using their mobile phones. Since the service is available 24 hours a day, many people no longer…

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Every few months, the internet erupts into a fresh argument. Someone born in 1996 insists they’re a Millennial. Someone else says no, that year already belongs to Gen Z. Both sides quote statistics like they’re citing law. Here’s the twist nobody expects: there is no law. No government agency, no United Nations committee, no global council of sociologists ever sat down and legally defined where one generation ends and another begins. Most of the labels we use today, Baby Boomer, Millennial, Gen Z, actually trace back to one research organisation. Pew Research Center, an American think tank, has spent decades…

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Every Indian has certain duties towards the nation, from respecting the Constitution to contributing to society and helping the country progress. However, some responsibilities do not need to be written into law for us to recognise their importance. One such responsibility is remembering the brave leaders and freedom fighters whose courage and sacrifices made India’s independence possible. Their relentless struggle ended centuries of colonial rule and gave us the freedom we enjoy today. Their stories continue to remind us that the liberties we often take for granted were earned through extraordinary courage, determination and sacrifice. The following are five of…

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By: Pratyush Bardoliwala Imagine you are walking down a road when a puddle blocks your path. You would probably step over it, walk around it or simply ignore it and keep moving. That is what most of us do when we face small obstacles. Sometimes we do the same in life. We accept the problem and find another way. But what if the obstacle was far greater than a puddle? Most of us would simply take the longer route and move on. But not Dashrath Manjhi. Born in the small village of Gehlaur in Bihar, he believed that if a…

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For many Kolkata motorists, finding a parking space is often as stressful as the journey itself. Long searches for empty spots, confusion over parking charges and concerns about unauthorised fee collection have become common experiences across the city. The West Bengal government now hopes to change that with a new digital parking system expected to transform how parking is managed in Kolkata. The proposed platform will bring authorised parking spaces across the city onto a single digital network. Through a dedicated mobile application, drivers will be able to locate nearby parking spaces, check availability in real time and make payments…

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A 17-year-old student from Tamil Nadu has secured admission to one of the world’s most prestigious universities after receiving a full scholarship worth Rs 3.55 crore to study at Brown University in the United States. Pranav Ilango, a resident of Erode, will pursue an undergraduate degree in Public Health and Applied Mathematics, with the scholarship covering his tuition fees and living expenses for all four years. Apart from earning admission to the Ivy League University, Pranav also received a 100 per cent scholarship offer from the University of Hong Kong, highlighting his outstanding academic achievements and global recognition. For Pranav,…

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