Daksha 4.0 at IIM Tiruchirappalli explored how leadership must evolve in the age of AI, emphasizing human‑centred, ethical, and technology‑informed leadership as organizations reimagine decision‑making, culture, and responsibility.
Researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad have developed a compact, low‑cost light gas gun that can fire projectiles at speeds up to 0.8 km per second, enabling controlled high‑speed impact testing in the lab. The student‑led project, built using PVC pipes at around ₹50,000, offers a far more affordable alternative to conventional defence‑grade testing systems.
Flipkart co-founder Binny Bansal, IIT Delhi alumnus, inaugurates Binny Bansal Exhibition Hall—transforming exam space into innovation hub for student projects.
Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan chairs the Coordination Forum meeting of IIMs at IIM Ahmedabad, focusing on student welfare, academic excellence, innovation, and global competitiveness.
IIT Gandhinagar researchers found irrigation and groundwater pumping can overestimate river basin water availability by over 50 percent, especially in heavily irrigated regions across India.
Google has announced an $8 million funding package for four government‑backed AI Centers of Excellence in India, along with several new collaborations in healthcare, agriculture, and Indic‑language technologies. The moves, unveiled at Google’s “Lab to Impact” dialogue on the sidelines of the India AI Impact Summit 2026, support the national vision to “Make AI in India and Make AI work for India.”
With 18+ years, Saurabh excels in data center/cloud shifts at Intuit, Kohl’s, GAP, Apple. Forbes India-featured for interview/pro dev work, he boasts IIMB, HBS, Wharton creds. Author, mentor, townhall speaker, national tabla/sax player, he fuels pro excellence.
IIT Kharagpur and the University of Leeds sign an MoU to launch joint research, student exchanges and a seed fund for interdisciplinary innovation.
IIM Bangalore will admit its first 17-year-olds in August through the Gorur Ratan Tata School, offering interdisciplinary B.Sc programmes on a new campus.
IISc Bengaluru opens a four-year B.Tech. in Aerospace Engineering, combining core theory, labs, capstone projects and AI electives to build India’s aerospace talent pipeline.
