Author: Deshwale Technology Desk

For nearly three decades, the internet has operated on a simple assumption: a human being sits behind every click. Whether it was searching on Google, scrolling through social media, reading the news or shopping online, the web was built primarily for people. Yet a growing body of evidence suggests that the internet is entering a new phase, one in which machines are increasingly interacting with other machines on behalf of humans. The latest sign of this shift comes from Google. The technology giant is exploring new ways to verify that users are human, moving beyond traditional CAPTCHA systems that have…

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For years, the advice for a worried Indian engineering student was simple: if you can’t get computer science, run from anything to do with code. Civil engineering, in particular, was seen as the safest, dullest, most AI-proof choice on the table. Bridges don’t need machine learning. Concrete doesn’t get automated. Or so the thinking went. This year’s IIT admission numbers seem to support that story, at first glance. According to the first round of seat allotments released by the Joint Seat Allocation Authority, civil engineering saw a dramatic jump in the quality of students choosing it. At IIT Bombay, the…

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You don’t always know you’re slipping until someone points it out. A friend notices you’ve gone quiet on the group chat. A partner asks why you’ve barely left the house this week. But long before any of them say a word, your phone has probably already noticed. It doesn’t notice the way a friend does, of course. It has no idea what sadness feels like. What it has is data such as how fast your thumbs move across the keyboard, how often you leave home, how long you stare at the screen at 2 a.m., and how many calls you’ve…

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વિશ્વના અગ્રણી સિદ્ધાંતાત્મક ભૌતિકશાસ્ત્રીઓમાંના એક પ્રોફેસર જૈનેન્દ્ર કે. જૈનને કોમ્પોઝિટ ફર્મિયન્સ (Composite Fermions)ની ક્રાંતિકારી શોધ બદલ ભૌતિકશાસ્ત્રનો પ્રતિષ્ઠિત વુલ્ફ પ્રાઇઝ એનાયત કરવામાં આવ્યો છે. 18 જૂન, 2026ના રોજ ઇઝરાયલના જેરુસલેમ ખાતે યોજાયેલા સમારોહમાં તેમને આ સન્માન આપવામાં આવ્યું હતું. રાજસ્થાનના થાર રણની સરહદે આવેલા સાંભર શહેરમાં ઉછરેલા પ્રોફેસર જૈન હાલમાં લોધા થિયોરેટિકલ ફિઝિક્સ ઇન્સ્ટિટ્યૂટ (LTPI)ના સ્થાપક નિયામક છે. ઉપરાંત તેઓ અમેરિકાની પેન્સિલવેનિયા સ્ટેટ યુનિવર્સિટીમાં ઇવાન પુગ યુનિવર્સિટી પ્રોફેસર અને ઇબરલી ફેમિલી ચેર ઇન ફિઝિક્સ તરીકે સેવા આપે છે. આ પુરસ્કાર ઇઝરાયલના રાષ્ટ્રપતિ આઇઝેક હર્ઝોગ દ્વારા ઇઝરાયલી ક્નેસેટ ખાતે યોજાયેલા રાજ્ય સમારોહમાં એનાયત કરવામાં આવ્યો હતો. વુલ્ફ પ્રાઇઝનું મહત્ત્વ 1978થી ઇઝરાયલની…

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On the morning of June 16, 2026, millions of Indians woke up to find Telegram gone. The app used daily by freelancers, journalists, students, small business owners, and creators was simply inaccessible. No warning. No grace period. Just a blank screen where a working app used to be. The reason? The Indian government blocked Telegram across the entire country until June 22, one day after the NEET UG 2026 re-examination scheduled for June 21. The move was made under Section 69A of the Information Technology Act, 2000, the same law that once banned TikTok, PUBG Mobile, and dozens of Chinese…

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As Indian consumers increasingly seek products that combine functionality with aesthetics, lifestyle brands are responding with design-led innovations that enhance everyday living. Reflecting this trend, Timalfi, the premium lifestyle sub-brand of XECH Technologies, has expanded its home décor and lighting portfolio with the launch of two new products, Eddy and Mushka. The launch marks another step in Timalfi’s effort to create products that are not only practical but also visually appealing. Both Eddy and Mushka have been designed to serve as decorative pieces while offering convenient lighting solutions for modern homes. Eddy is a rechargeable Edison-style bulb that reimagines traditional…

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As artificial intelligence reshapes industries and transforms the nature of work, young people entering the job market are facing a rapidly changing employment landscape. Recognising the need for stronger career guidance and future-ready skills, LinkedIn India has extended its partnership with Mentor Together, a non-profit organisation focused on connecting young people with mentors and career opportunities. Backed by a grant of approximately ₹1.5 crore, the expanded initiative aims to support 25,000 students across Karnataka through structured mentoring programmes that combine employability training, career guidance and AI readiness. The announcement marks the continuation of a seven-year partnership between LinkedIn and Mentor…

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When the system breaks, you don’t wait for it to be fixed. You find a workaround. Picture this: A 20-year-old college student in California opens Hinge not to find a date, but to find a job. Instead of her best photo, her profile has a picture of her resume. Under the prompt “a life goal of mine,” she writes: “to find work in the creative industries.” Her name is Tiffany Chau, a junior at California College of the Arts. She used Hinge to hunt for a summer internship, tailoring her profile to connect with people who could offer referrals or…

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As artificial intelligence continues to transform creative industries around the world, one of India’s leading film and media institutes is taking a major step towards preparing future storytellers for this changing landscape. Whistling Woods International has partnered with InVideo AI to establish the state-of-the-art Whistling Woods International–InVideo AI Lab at its Film City campus in Mumbai. The new initiative aims to provide students with access to advanced AI-powered filmmaking and content creation tools, enabling them to explore innovative ways of storytelling while developing skills that are increasingly relevant in the modern entertainment industry. The launch of the AI Lab marks…

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While the world debates AI agents taking over the web, India’s small publishers and regional content creators are already feeling the pain silently. Imagine spending weeks writing a detailed article in Hindi carefully researched, verified, written for a reader in Meerut or Madurai only to find out that most of the “readers” who visited your page were not humans at all. They were bots. Automated programs scraping your content to feed into someone else’s AI engine, and sending zero ad revenue your way. This is no longer a hypothetical. For thousands of small Indian digital publishers, this is already their…

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