The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Ropar has partnered with the Indian Army to launch a specialised M.Tech programme in Defence Technology, marking a significant milestone in defence education and research collaboration in India. This is one of the first structured academic programmes jointly designed by an IIT and the Indian Army to strengthen indigenous […]
Technology has made our lives faster, easier, and more connected than ever before. With a single tap, we can work, learn, shop, socialize, and entertain ourselves. But beneath this convenience lies a quieter cost—one we rarely stop to examine. While technology gives us efficiency, it often takes away something equally valuable: our time, attention, focus,
Energy and mobility firm Jio-bp has unveiled a new petrol variant featuring Engine-Cleaning ACTIVE Technology, officially showcased at India Energy Week 2026 in Goa. This innovative fuel is formulated to actively clean engine deposits as vehicles run, helping engines operate more efficiently and smoothly. According to Jio-bp, this advanced petrol can deliver up to 100
The Karnataka government has taken a forward-looking step to support tech innovation by enabling a regulatory sandbox framework under the Karnataka Innovation Act. This new mechanism will allow startups, researchers, and tech firms to test emerging technologies in a controlled environment, even if existing regulations would normally restrict such trials. The sandbox is designed to
Aptronix, a major Apple reseller and service partner in India, has introduced the “Limitless Aptronix Exchange” program, enabling customers to recycle or trade in up to 10 electronic devices at once — regardless of brand or working condition. The initiative aims to make device recycling more accessible by partnering with Servify and Karo Sambhav, a
The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2026 showcased an exciting array of gadgets beyond generative AI — from LG’s Micro RGB TVs with 100% colour gamut to advanced home robotics and next-gen displays. Companies also previewed inventive robotics technologies, including robots designed for household tasks and personal assistance, pointing to a future where automation extends into
India’s space program is pushing boundaries with its electric propulsion systems — lighter, more efficient alternatives to traditional chemical rockets. These propulsion units are being tested on upcoming Indian satellites like TDS-01, showing promise in reducing launch weight and fuel needs while maintaining powerful orbital capabilities. Electric thrusters can revolutionize satellite missions by enabling extended
India’s consumer electronics scene just got a major boost with the launch of the Wobble X and K Series Google TVs, engineered locally and designed to compete with global brands. The X Series targets performance and entertainment lovers with Ultra QLED displays, powerful 80W speaker systems, and feature-rich specifications — all starting at around ₹23,999.
In an unprecedented move to build quantum technology expertise, 55,000 Indian university students have enrolled in a coordinated quantum computing course launched January 19, 2026. The program, delivered through the National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning (NPTEL), covers quantum algorithms, error correction, and hands-on sessions using Qiskit programming tools with faculty from IIT Madras and
India is set for another leap in quantum infrastructure with Rigetti Computing securing a contract to supply a 108-qubit quantum computer to the Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC) in Bengaluru later in 2026. This development points to India’s strengthening global partnerships and growing domestic quantum capabilities. The quantum system will support research in
