IIT Bombay’s DNA Shields Revive Failing Antibiotics
IIT Bombay scientists develop DNA aptamers blocking bacterial resistance enzymes, reviving common antibiotics to fight deadly drug-resistant infections.
IIT Bombay scientists develop DNA aptamers blocking bacterial resistance enzymes, reviving common antibiotics to fight deadly drug-resistant infections.
IIM Indore graduates inaugural Executive MMS batch alongside BA(FM) students, with Director Rai urging BANI-world resilience in landmark ceremony.
An IIT Bombay grad’s post contrasts Bengaluru’s negotiation-heavy interactions with Mumbai’s easygoing service, igniting a fiery online debate among netizens.
Inter IIT Tech Meet 14.0, where innovation, collaboration, and determination define the champions. From software to hardware, every project is a chance to prove mettle
Invest UP launches five-day leadership workshop at IIM Lucknow for 122 district officers, enhancing investor facilitation skills amid Uttar Pradesh’s industrial transformation.
Researchers at Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology (MANIT), Bhopal, are building an indigenous high‑precision GPS system that locates objects within 5–7 inches, far surpassing standard GPS errors of 50–100 metres, and expects to file a patent once the prototype goes live.
IIM Bangalore’s startup and entrepreneurship centre, NSRCEL, has spent over a decade refining its incubation model, evolving from a mentor‑led hub into a more structured engine for early‑stage innovation. At the same time, India’s deeptech ecosystem is gaining momentum, with venture capital commitments expected to deepen in 2026 as investors increasingly back science‑driven startups.
Led by Prof. Jayanarayanan Kuttippurath and his team at the Centre for Ocean, River, Atmosphere and Land Sciences (CORAL), the research highlights the vulnerability of wheat, rice, and maize – India’s and the world’s primary food grains – to rising ozone levels.
IIT Ropar’s Defence Research and Innovation Foundation signs MoU with Dhash Defense to jointly develop indigenous all‑terrain vehicles, UGVs, and robotic combat platforms for Indian forces.
A Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) survey in Puri has revealed possible evidence of an ancient city buried beneath the holy town, including a suspected underground tunnel linking the Shree Jagannath Temple to the sea. The findings, emerging from the Srimandir Parikrama Project area, point to widespread historical remains extending well beyond the temple complex.