She helped build the software behind Vikram-1, now, this IIT Madras learner is pursuing her next dream abroad

From IIT Madras to Vikram-1: The young engineer behind mission-critical rocket software is now heading to the Netherlands. (Photo: X Post) Some students learn programming to build apps. Others dream of working at a technology giant. Spatika Prasad chose a different path—one that took her to the heart of India’s growing private space sector.Long before…

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Google: Gemini app becomes Google’s fastest-growing consumer product ever: CEO Sundar Pichai shares ‘thank you’ message

Google’s Gemini mobile app has officially surpassed 1 billion monthly active users, making it the fastest-growing consumer product in the company’s history. Alphabet and Google CEO Sundar Pichai announced the milestone on social media, noting that Gemini has become Google’s 14th individual product to cross the 1-billion-user mark.“1B+ people are now using @Geminiapp every month…

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‘RR was ready without me’: Sanju Samson reveals why he walked away from Rajasthan Royals | Cricket News

RR’s Sanju Samson (PTI Photo) India wicketkeeper-batter Sanju Samson has spoken about the emotional decision to leave Rajasthan Royals after more than a decade with the franchise, admitting it was among the hardest choices of his career. However, the opportunity to join Chennai Super Kings, where he already shared strong relationships with MS Dhoni and…

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Priyanka Chopra calls Nick Jonas ‘Babu’; actress says, ‘My hands don’t work when Nick is at home’ | Hindi Movie News

Priyanka Chopra calls Nick Jonas ‘Babu’; actress says, ‘My hands don’t work when Nick is at home’ Global star Priyanka Chopra is celebrating her 44th birthday today. The occasion has also brought renewed attention to one of her recent appearances on the Jonas Brothers’ podcast, where she shared amusing details about her relationship with husband…

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Iran hackers shut UK power facility for 4 days

Iran-linked hackers allegedly shut down a small British power generator for four days, marking what could be the UK’s first cyberattack targeting an energy facility TOI correspondent from London: Hackers allegedly tied to Iran govt shut down a small British energy generator for four days last month, in what is believed to be UK’s first…

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After weeks of violent protests, PoK votes in final election phase amid PTI, JAAC boycott calls

Pakistan’s elections were marked by protests and violence, raising concerns over security, political stability and the credibility of the electoral process. Polling for Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir’s so called assembly elections entered its final phase on Monday amid heightened security and reports of Islamabad-backed crackdown in the region.Voting is being held despite boycott calls from…

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E20 petrol row: Bring back lower blend of ethanol fuel at pumps, says Chief Economic Adviser Nageswaran

E20, which contains 20% ethanol, was introduced nationwide last year. Chief Economic Adviser V Anantha Nageswaran has called for the government to consider reintroducing petrol with a lower percentage of ethanol, amid concerns on the impact of E20 petrol on vehicles.E20, which contains 20% ethanol, was introduced nationwide last year. Since April 1, it has…

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More hirings than firings: Nomura report tests ‘ground zero’; says AI creating more jobs in India than cuts

India added 83,100 AI-related jobs during the period, compared with 31,921 positions lost through layoffs and attrition. Is artificial intelligence taking away jobs or is it leading to hirings? A new report by Nomura suggests that in India, AI is creating more jobs than cuts. India, long regarded as the global back office for multinational…

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In the 1980s, Scotland planted commercial trees across parts of a 9,000-year-old peatland; decades later, conservationists are removing them to protect wildlife and keep its stored carbon in the ground

A Common Greenshank stood on the edge of a pool of water. In the 1980s, Scotland planted commercial trees across parts of a 9,000-year-old peatland; decades later, conservationists are removing them to protect wildlife and keep its stored carbon in the ground.The massive project centers on the Flow Country, a vast area of wet bog…

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