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Space regulator IN-SPACe announces Rs 6 crore seed fund for startups developing AI applications India's space sector is embracing Artificial Intelligence with a new Rs 6 crore seed fund from IN-SPACe for startups developing AI applications. Aimed at fostering innovation, the initiative will grant Rs 1 crore each to five selected entities. This move highlights AI's growing integration in space missions, from data analysis to autonomous systems. #crore #India_space #Artificial_Intelligence #startups_developing #seed_fund #crore_seed #applications_India #embracing_Artificial #regulator_IN-SPACe #IN-SPACe_announces

Nvidia’s Deal With Meta Signals a New Era in Computing Power The days of tech giants buying up discrete chips are over. AI companies now need GPUs, CPUs, and everything in between. #tech_giants #Meta_Signals #Computing_Power #giants_buying #discrete_chips #Deal

INS Krishna launched: Navy cadets to get ‘floating classrooms’ for sea training India's naval cadets now have dedicated 'floating classrooms' at sea with the launch of INS Krishna, the first of three indigenous training ships. These vessels offer hands-on experience in navigation and seamanship, serving as the Navy's core sea training infrastructure for three decades. They will also support international defense cooperation and humanitarian missions. #INS_Krishna #Krishna_launched #India_naval #floating_classrooms’ #training_India #INS #Krishna #Navy_cadets #naval_cadets #training_ships

Sam Altman's OpenAI unveils ‘EVMbench’ to test whether AI can keep crypto’s smart contracts safe #Sam_Altman #OpenAI_unveils #Altman_OpenAI #contracts_safe #smart_contracts

Justice remains 'inaccessible' for 'Persons with Disabilities', says NCPEDP study A new report reveals significant hurdles for persons with disabilities in accessing India's justice system. Inaccessible police stations, a lack of trained personnel like sign language interpreters, and inadequate legal aid are major concerns. Many PwDs remain unaware of their rights, facing infrastructural and attitudinal barriers when seeking help from law enforcement. #NCPEDP_study #accessing_India #India_justice #justice_system #Persons #Disabilities #report_reveals #reveals_significant #significant_hurdles #NCPEDP

Kraken continues acquisition streak by buying token management firm Magna ahead of IPO push #IPO_push #firm_Magna #Magna_ahead #Kraken_continues #continues_acquisition

Embark admits Arc Raiders’ bosses are dying too fast because 'they're not intended for the full server to go up against' and 'we gave players too effective abilities' "When we built that, we had an idealised way where we hoped people would try to engage with it". #Arc_Raiders’ #admits_Arc #Raiders’_bosses #Embark_admits #effective_abilities' #full_server #gave_players

Kashmir division has more voters than Jammu, new data shows Kashmir division now boasts more registered voters than Jammu, with the Union Territory tallying over 8.7 million. Srinagar district leads in third-gender voters. This surge in the Valley's electorate is linked to increased youth and first-time voter participation following past boycotts, according to MLA Waheed Parra. The Election Commission employs annual revisions to update rolls. #Kashmir #Jammu #data_shows #Union_Territory #Kashmir_division #Territory_tallying #shows_Kashmir #Union #Territory #division

Tourism in J&K on revival path, says govt; assembly data shows slump in 2025 numbers after Pahalgam attack Jammu and Kashmir's tourism sector is showing signs of recovery following a significant downturn after the April 2025 Pahalgam terror attack. Government initiatives, including promotional efforts, have boosted tourist footfalls during the winter season. Despite a dip in 2025 compared to 2024, efforts are underway to further revive the industry, which contributes substantially to the state's economy. #data_shows #showing_signs #Pahalgam_attack #attack_Jammu #Kashmir_tourism #Pahalgam_terror #revival_path #assembly_data #shows_slump #significant_downturn