● 193 students from ODM International, Gurugram participate in Samsung Solve for Tomorrow Design Thinking Workshop ● Students identify affordability and accessibility barriers in sports, showcasing how technology can help unlock talent ● Applications for Samsung Solve for Tomorrow 2026 remain open till July 3; top four teams to receive incubation support worth INR 2 crore Samsung Solve for Tomorrow, Samsung India’s flagship innovation and education programme, brought its Design Thinking Workshop to ODM International, Gurugram, engaging 193 students and encouraging them to identify grassroots challenges and develop technology-led…
Read MoreSamsung Brings Design Thinking to Erode, Helping Students Turn Ideas into Real-World Solutions
– Over 230 students at Kongu Engineering College participate in Samsung Solve for Tomorrow workshop focused on grassroots innovation and entrepreneurship – Applications Open Till July 3 for Samsung Solve for Tomorrow 2026 – Top 4 winning teams to receive incubation grants worth INR 2 crore Samsung India brought its flagship innovation programme, Solve for Tomorrow, to Erode this week, equipping more than 230 students at Kongu Engineering College (KEC) with design thinking skills aimed at transforming ideas into solutions for real-world challenges. The workshop forms part of Samsung…
Read MoreSamsung Brings Design Thinking to Uttar Pradesh Campuses, Challenging Young Innovators to Solve Problems Before Building Products
-Samsung Solve for Tomorrow workshop at GNIOT helps students validate ideas, identify real-world challenges and transform concepts into scalable solutions -Applications Open Till July 3 for Samsung Solve for Tomorrow 2026 -Top 4 winning teams to receive incubation grants worth INR 2 crore Most student innovations begin with a solution. Few begin with a problem. Across engineering colleges, students often spend months building sophisticated prototypes only to discover that the problem they set out to solve either does not exist, affects very few people, or lacks real-world relevance. It…
Read MoreSolve for Tomorrow Sparks Innovation Among Himachal Pradesh Students Through Design Thinking
– Over 300 students participate in Design Thinking Workshop at Shoolini University, exploring solutions for accessibility, inclusion and community wellbeing – Applications Open Till July 3 for Samsung Solve for Tomorrow 2026 – Top 4 winning teams to receive incubation grants worth INR 2 crore In the hills of Himachal Pradesh, innovation often begins with challenges that rarely make headlines. For some communities, it is access to healthcare. For others, it is the lack of assistive technologies for people with disabilities, limited educational resources, or everyday barriers created…
Read MoreIndian Researchers monitoring air quality across the Himalaya
Researchers monitoring air quality across the Himalaya have identified a significant shift from predominantly clean air to increasingly polluted conditions, raising concerns over the fragile mountain ecosystem and public health. The study found that pollutants transported from rapidly urbanising and industrial regions, along with local emissions and changing weather patterns, are contributing to deteriorating air quality in the Himalayan region. The findings highlight the growing impact of human activities on one of the world’s most ecologically sensitive landscapes. Researchers say worsening air pollution could accelerate glacier melting, affect…
Read MoreFY 2025-26 Sees Defence Production Touch ₹1.78 Lakh Crore
India has achieved a historic milestone in defence manufacturing, with the value of defence production reaching a record ₹1.78 lakh crore during the financial year 2025-26. The achievement highlights the country’s steady progress towards self-reliance in the defence sector under the Aatmanirbhar Bharat initiative. The record production reflects the growing capabilities of India’s public and private defence industries, driven by policy reforms, increased indigenous manufacturing, and stronger participation of domestic companies in defence projects. The rise in production is expected to further strengthen India’s defence preparedness while boosting exports,…
Read MoreBharti Airtel appoints Rahul Vatts as Group Chief Regulatory Officer and Director – Corporate Affairs
Bharti Airtel (“Airtel”), one of India’s leading telecommunications service providers, has expanded the responsibilities of Rahul Vatts, appointing him as Director Corporate Affairs and Group Chief Regulatory Officer. In this expanded role, Rahul will lead the Corporate Affairs team and drive stakeholder engagement across industry and government, shaping the company’s public policy position and regulatory strategy. He will also act as the primary government and regulator interface for Bharti Airtel. This move is in line with company’s commitment to strengthen its corporate affairs capability as the brand extends beyond telecom.…
Read MoreSalesforce Expands Agentforce Voice with Hindi Language Support
Enables agentic enterprises to deliver more natural, multilingual, and inclusive customer experiences at scale Salesforce, the global leader in AI CRM, today announced the launch of Agentforce Voice in Hindi, a significant step in making agentic AI more accessible and relevant for India’s diverse, multilingual landscape. The new Hindi voice capability enables businesses to engage customers in one of India’s most widely spoken languages, while giving teams greater control over AI agent actions through deterministic guardrails — helping deliver more natural, inclusive, trusted, and comprehensive customer experiences at scale across…
Read MoreArmy, Air Force Launch Mega Eye Surgery Camp in Ranchi
In a significant humanitarian healthcare initiative, the Indian Army and Indian Air Force have launched the Mega Advanced Surgical Eye Camp, ‘Operation DRISHTI’, at Military Hospital Namkum in Ranchi, Jharkhand. The camp, being held from June 15 to 19, aims to restore vision and improve the quality of life of more than 200 beneficiaries through free advanced eye surgeries. Led by Brigadier Dr. Sanjay Kumar Mishra, Head of Ophthalmology at the Army Hospital (Research & Referral), New Delhi, the specialist medical team is performing advanced procedures including cataract surgery…
Read MoreBack-to-School Season: Parents Must Pay Special Attention to Children’s Health, Say CARE Doctors
Doctors Advise Parents to Watch Out for Viral Infections, Dengue, Allergies, and Stomach Illnesses During the Monsoon With schools reopening after the summer holidays, parents should pay special attention to their children's health as they transition back to a structured school routine, according to Dr. Vittal Kumar Kesireddy, Head of Department & Senior Consultant Pediatrician – Pediatrics & Neonatology, CARE Hospitals. He noted that the reopening of schools coincides with the monsoon season, a period when viral infections, allergies, stomach ailments, and mosquito-borne diseases such as dengue tend to increase…
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