Author: Ansh Singh

New Delhi: Google’s “Prompt to Prototype” is not a mere training initiative but a strong thrust for India’s startup culture with regard to AI. In this fortnight-long online bootcamp, early founders will work on creating AI prototypes using powerful tools like Gemini, Veo, Nano Banana, Imagen, and NotebookLM. What makes it special is that even people without advanced coding skills can take part; they’ll be helped by Google experts and mentors to convert their ideas into working AI things. This program is backed by big government and industry players: MeitY Startup Hub, Startup India, India AI Mission, and NASSCOM. This…

Ahmedabad: Medicare Hygiene Limited, a reputed name engaged in the manufacturing and exporting of medical bandages, surgical non-woven disposable products, and more, has forayed into the cosmetics segment with the launch of Earthika Eco-friendly Wet Wipes. While beginning with wet wipes, the company plans to launch several more products in the cosmetics segment in the coming months. Speaking about the new business foray, Mr Jitendra Sachhade, Managing Director of Medicare Hygiene, said, “As a leading manufacturer of medical bandage, gauze square pad, surgical dressing material, and other similar products, a foray into the cosmetics industry is a natural extension for us.  We are also…

When we speak of education in the 21st century, the conversation almost always begins with literacy. But literacy today is no longer limited to the ability to read and write. In fact, educationists and policymakers across the world now identify multiple literacies that a child must acquire to thrive in the modern world. Digital literacy, media literacy, financial literacy, ecological literacy, emotional literacy, and health literacy are just a few examples of this growing list. Schools are rightly investing resources in helping children become digitally fluent, emotionally intelligent, environmentally aware, and financially savvy. This is essential because today’s learners…

New Delhi: Siemens Ltd announced on Tuesday that it plans to demerge its energy business and list it as Siemens Energy India Ltd, following a similar restructuring undertaken by its German parent company three years ago. Shareholders of Siemens Ltd will receive one share of Siemens Energy India Ltd for each Siemens Ltd share they hold. The process is anticipated to be completed by 2025. Sunil Mathur, Managing Director and CEO of Siemens Ltd, stated that the demerger will allow both companies to chart their paths. “The market dynamics and capital allocation needs are significantly different for the energy sector compared to…

New Delhi: Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Finds Big Opportunity in China’s Solar Shift Sometimes luck is about being at the right place at the right time. And that’s exactly what’s happening with Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Industries. China, which dominates the global solar supply chain, is now changing its strategy. For years, Chinese companies kept producing more and more solar material (like polysilicon), even when profits were falling. This is called “involution”, a race where everyone runs faster, but nobody really wins. Now, China has decided to slow things down with “anti-involution” policies. That means less cutthroat competition, better prices, and a…

New Delhi: In an age where technology is rapidly reshaping industries, one entrepreneur stands at the intersection of healthcare and AI, transforming the way clinicians manage their workflows. Sonu Kumar, co-founder and Chief Technology Officer of Sporo Health, is driving innovation in healthcare with a mission to reduce physician burnout and enhance patient care through AI-enabled solutions. Early Vision and Motivation Sonu’s journey into healthcare AI didn’t start with the desire to simply automate tasks, it began with a passion for problem-solving and a deep understanding of how technology could make a meaningful impact in healthcare. From the outset, he…

New Delhi: Tesla is once again in the middle of a huge controversy after its new Autopilot update triggered complaints from drivers across the world. Many Tesla owners say their cars suddenly apply brakes even when there is no reason. This dangerous issue is called phantom braking, and it has raised serious questions about safety. According to drivers, the problem usually happens on highways when the car mistakes shadows, signboards, or even empty roads as obstacles. Suddenly braking at high speed can lead to major accidents, especially when other vehicles are close behind. Several drivers have posted videos and warnings…

New Delhi: According to initial business reports, Indian companies have indicated that there is some recovery in demand in case of the December quarter. Although its growth is not so high, the companies in many industries report that the demand is further improving than it was in the last quarter. Companies that deal with consumer goods registered improved sales in the festive season, particularly those in cities. There was still a high demand on items such as food, household goods and personal care. Nevertheless, the rural demand remains slow to revive as a result of poor income growth. Government spending…

New Delhi: The prices of silver in India have gone very high as it rose by almost fifteen thousand rupees in a short period. This has been a shock to investors, jewellers, and ordinary buyers. The world demand, supply problems and increased interest in precious metals are the factors that are being associated with the price surge. Silver is also very popular in the jewellery as well as in industries like electronics, solar panels and electric cars. With the rise in the demand of clean energy and electronic products, there has been an increase in the demand of silver. This…

New Delhi: India’s semiconductor industry is going through a big shift as the government moves ahead with its plan to make advanced 5-7 nanometre chips. This is part of a larger mission to strengthen India’s position in global technology manufacturing and reduce dependence on imports. Government Push and Vision The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) has made it clear that India doesn’t just want to stay at the 28-nanometre stage. The new target is to set up facilities that can produce advanced 5-7nm chips in the coming years. According to officials, this is not just about business, it’s…