Author: Deshwale Technology Desk

China just recalled 43 lakh cars over a design element most Indian buyers barely think twice about: the door handle. Tesla, Xiaomi, Leapmotor, Xpeng and several other automakers are now racing to fix flush-fitted handles that regulators fear could trap people inside a car during a crash or fire. From 2027, China will ban the design outright on new vehicles. India, meanwhile, has no comparable rule on its books even though the same handles are already sitting on cars in Indian showrooms today. The China recall wasn’t triggered by a spreadsheet of statistics. It followed real, documented incidents most notably…

A message lands on WhatsApp. Great salary, visa sponsored, IT company based in Bangkok, interview this week. For someone who has been job hunting for months, it reads like the message they had stopped hoping for. This is roughly how it started for hundreds of Indians who ended up not in an office in Thailand, but locked inside cybercrime compounds across the Myanmar-Thailand border. In one operation alone, the Indian government flew back 549 citizens rescued from scam centres in Myanmar’s Myawaddy region, most of them from Maharashtra, Gujarat, Punjab, Andhra Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh. Cambodia and Laos have seen…

Mumbai, 24 August 2026: Seqrite, the enterprise security arm of Quick Heal Technologies Limited, has uncovered a malware campaign targeting Indian job seekers through a fake government recruitment notice. The campaign, named Operation ShadowRecruit, uses a false recruitment notice for Senior Field Officer positions in the Cabinet Secretariat to trick victims into opening a malicious ZIP archive. Researchers at Seqrite Labs found that the campaign uses several stages to infect targeted devices. The attack combines a malicious shortcut, PowerShell activity and a .NET executable to establish access and maintain control over infected systems. Fake Recruitment Notice Lures Victims The campaign…

By: Ragini Chaubey डिजिटल दौर के इस बढ़ते आधुनिक समय में शायद ही कोई ऐसा होगा जो कंप्यूटर का उपयोग न करता हो। कर्मचारी हों या छात्र, आज हर किसी की जिंदगी में टेक्नॉलजी का बहुत महत्व है। सुबह उठने से लेकर रात को बिस्तर पर वापस जाने तक कंप्यूटर और मोबाइल हमारे साथी जैसे बन गए हैं। कर्मचारियों को ऑफिस में काम करना हो या हमें किसी के साथ चैट करनी हो, आज ज्यादातर टायपिंग इन्हीं डिवाइसेस के जरिए होती है। हमारा काफी समय कंप्युटर या मोबाईल के सामने ही गुजरता है। लेकिन क्या आपने कभी सोचा है कि…

Mumbai has a new destination for photography lovers and visual creators. Fujifilm India has opened the country’s first Fujifilm House of Photography in Andheri West. The new centre offers visitors a space to explore cameras, printing technology and creative tools. The two-storey centre covers around 5,795 square feet. It is also the 11th Fujifilm House of Photography in the world. The facility has been designed as more than a place to view products. It aims to bring photography, learning and community activities together in one space. The centre was launched on World Photography Day. The occasion is especially significant as…

At a time when many regions are struggling with water shortages, a 13-year-old student has come up with an idea that could offer a new solution for farmers. Aniket Sarkar has designed a low-cost atmospheric water capture system that can collect moisture from the air and convert it into usable water. His innovative project earned him a place as a finalist in the prestigious 3M Young Scientist Challenge, where young minds showcase ideas aimed at solving real-world problems. A Solution For Water-Scarce Regions Farmers in drought-prone areas often depend on limited rainfall and groundwater resources for agriculture. However, changing climate…

Mumbai, August 18, 2026: OpenAI has launched ChatGPT for Teens, a new experience designed to help teenagers learn, think critically and use artificial intelligence in a safer, age-appropriate way. The new experience brings learning tools and stronger safety measures together in one place. It is designed for teenagers aged 13 to 17 and aims to support learning both inside and outside the classroom. As AI becomes more common in education and everyday life, teenagers are using these tools to understand subjects, complete assignments and explore new ideas. However, the growing use of AI has also raised concerns about online safety,…

हाल ही में आप किस यात्रा पर घूमने गए थे? मनाली, शिमला, गोवा या फिर कोई छोटा-सा गांव? जहां भी गए हों, आपने अपनी कई तस्वीरें सामाजिक माध्यमों पर जरूर साझा की होंगी। लेकिन अगर आपसे कहा जाए कि सिर्फ तस्वीर देखकर कोई बता सकता है कि वह कहां की है, तो क्या आप यकीन करेंगे? आप कहेंगे कि जो खुद वहां गया होगा, वही पहचान पाएगा। पर हकीकत इससे कहीं आगे निकल चुकी है। तकनीक के इस बढ़ते दौर में कृत्रिम बुद्धिमत्ता इतनी आगे बढ़ चुकी है कि आपकी निजी जगह भी शायद निजी नहीं रह गई। सामाजिक माध्यमों…

Social media has changed how people create and consume information. With a smartphone and internet access, almost anyone can record a video, share an opinion or publish information for a large audience. Platforms such as Instagram and TikTok have made content creation easier. They have also given people a space to express their views and participate in public discussions. However, this freedom has created another challenge. Not everything we see online is true. The difference between news, opinion, entertainment and misinformation can sometimes be difficult to identify. This becomes even more complicated when artificial intelligence can create or modify realistic…

When people think about why someone buys a new smartphone, they usually imagine a faster chip, a smarter AI assistant, or better 5G speed. But a new survey says something far simpler is actually behind a lot of these purchases: a broken screen. The survey was carried out by Corning, the American company that makes Gorilla Glass the toughened glass used on the front of most smartphones. It found that more than half of Indian users, 53 percent, ended up buying a new phone earlier than they had planned because the glass on their old one had cracked or shattered.…