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An IT professional's tragic death at a Hyderabad hostel due to a neglected open water sump resulted in a criminal case against the owner. The accident, captured on CCTV, showed the fatal incident unfold.
Shaik Akmal Sufuyan, an IT professional, died after falling into a water sump at a hostel in Gachibowli, Hyderabad. The hostel owner's negligence led to the tragic incident, captured on CCTV footage.
Dr. Lankapalli Bullayya College of Engineering, Visakhapatnam, has partnered with L&T EduTech to launch the college connect program and employability skilling program for engineering students. Aimed at bridging the gap between academia and industry, these initiatives focus on enhancing students' technical and soft skills. The MoU signing event saw the presence of key figures from both institutions, emphasizing the importance of practical learning and industry collaboration for student success an
IICT and BHEL collaborate to convert CO2 to DME for blending with LPG, supporting India's net-zero emissions goal. The initiative focuses on Carbon Capture, Utilisation, and Coal Gasification Mission to achieve clean coal technologies.
Former Indian spinner Harbhajan Singh expressed reservations about the Decision Review System (DRS), doubting its accuracy in judging bounce. On the 180 Not Out podcast, he questioned DRS's inconsistency, citing discrepancies with cricket's basic principles. Harbhajan criticized umpires' decisions against DRS evidence, advocating for its proper use. In contrast, S Sreesanth supported technology cautiously, advising against complete dependence.
PM Modi on Saturday slammed the Congress government for mismanaging Bengaluru's infrastructure problems. He highlighted the severe water crisis in parts of Bengaluru, leading to water rationing and penalties for excessive water usage. Modi accused the Congress government of turning the tech hub into a city dependent on water tankers controlled by a mafia.
Prime Minister Narendra Modis engagements with top tech global business leaders are not only aimed at investments but also introduce a new string in Indias global outreach and geopolitical positioning At a time when the...
The Indian Army invites unmarried male engineering graduates to join as officers through the 140th Technical Graduate Course (TGC-140). With 30 vacancies available, applications are accepted online from April 10 to May 09, 2024. Eligible candidates will undergo an SSB interview and medical test. This Permanent Commission opportunity begins in January 2025 at the Indian Military Academy, Dehradun. Download the official notification from the Indian Army website for complete details and embark on a
A multi-million dollar Israeli spy plane was responsible to detect all Iranian missiles and drones launched on April 13. New details shared by UK publication The Sun reveals Israel used artificial intelligence to detect the aerial attack. Watch to know how one of the world's most compact stealth plane helped avert a nightmare for Israel.
UGC announced universities no longer need AICTE approval for offering programs in open distance learning or online mode. Institutions need AICTE approval based on UGC Regulations for specific programs.
DRDO successfully tested ITCM at ITR, Chandipur, showcasing low-altitude sea-skimming flight with indigenous propulsion and advanced avionics. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh congratulated the team for the milestone in Indian defence R&D.
IIITH launches eMSIT on Coursera, offering data science and machine learning specializations. The program integrates industry micro-credentials, provides TA support, and connects graduates to job opportunities.
The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) has announced the selection process and syllabus for the Technician positions. The selection process involves a computer based test (CBT), document verification and medical examination. The CBT is likely to be held in October 2024 (official confirmation awaited).
The government is considering a revamp of the Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) to align with the broader vision of universal social security and to significantly improve service delivery.
IIT-Kharagpur launches four-year BTech course in artificial intelligence, the first among the big IITs. The program covers a wide array of AI topics and applications, providing students with a competitive edge in the job market.
Bengaluru airport's Terminal 2 has gained recognition both domestically and internationally, often drawing comparisons to Singapore's Changi Airport. Digi Yatra, a widely successful initiative implemented across Indian airports, was first conceptualized and put into practice by Bengaluru airport's technology team.
Indian Railways is exploring the utilization of Internet of Things, new chemicals, and standardized watering systems as potential solutions to address one very major issue: smelly trains and stations!