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Zebronics has launched the ZEB-PixaPlay 77G smart projector at ₹17,999 on Flipkart and Amazon India. The Google TV-powered device offers 7,500 lumens brightness and projects up to 200 inches.
Dr Bharat Bhushan says EV charging stations can evolve from passive power points into intelligent energy hubs that balance grid demand and integrate renewable energy.
The Election Commission of India has launched a 'Know Your Candidates' module on its ECINET platform, allowing voters to verify criminal records, assets, education and social media handles of contestants in the 2026 Assembly elections.
The Centre has migrated 16.68 lakh government email accounts to Zoho's platform, spending ₹180.10 crore so far. The move is part of a push for sovereign, Make in India-compliant official communication systems.
India now has over 4 lakh public Wi-Fi hotspots under the PM-WANI scheme, connecting nearly 2.45 crore users. The government programme allows local entrepreneurs to set up Wi-Fi access points without telecom licences.
Udacity has launched an accredited MBA focused on AI product management, priced under ₹2 lakh. The programme, offered through Woolf, requires 2,250 hours of coursework and is recognised in over 60 countries.
DrinkPrime has raised ₹20 crore from Mirabilis Investment Trust and Artha Continuum Fund to expand its IoT-enabled water purifier subscription service to 20 cities and one million households.
Ruby Reynolds found fragments of an ichthyosaur jawbone in Somerset in May 2020. Scientists have now identified it as the largest known marine reptile, measuring approximately 25 metres.
Meta will discontinue end-to-end encryption for Instagram direct messages on 8 May 2026, citing low user adoption. The company directed users seeking encrypted messaging to WhatsApp instead.
The Supreme Court is testing AI tools developed with IIT Madras to help judges conduct legal research and manage paperless courts under the Rs 7,210 crore eCourts Phase-III programme.