Technology

India launched its first and fully homegrown computer-chip, named ‘DHRUV64′:It supports both strategic and commercial applications, without depending on foreign chip companies

India has crossed a quiet but important milestone in technology. With DHRUV64, the country now has its ‘first fully indigenous 1.0 GHz, 64‑bit dual‑core microprocessor’, designed and developed under Indian government programmes, and fabricated within India’s public semiconductor ecosystem. This chip is not trying to beat Apple, Qualcomm, or NVIDIA at cutting‑edge performance. Instead, it […]

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India launched its first and fully homegrown computer-chip, named ‘DHRUV64′:It supports both strategic and commercial applications, without depending on foreign chip companies

India has crossed a quiet but important milestone in technology. With DHRUV64, the country now has its ‘first fully indigenous 1.0 GHz, 64‑bit dual‑core microprocessor’, designed and developed under Indian government programmes, and fabricated within India’s public semiconductor ecosystem. This chip is not trying to beat Apple, Qualcomm, or NVIDIA at cutting‑edge performance. Instead, it

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ChatGPT now offers eight built-in personality modes for responses:From professional to friendly ones, you can now customise moods, here’s how to use them

If you’ve ever thought, “Why does ChatGPT sound too formal right now?” or “Can you just give me a straight answer without the fluff?” — OpenAI has heard you. With the new GPT-5.1 update, ChatGPT in India now comes with eight built‑in personality modes. Instead of rewriting prompts to change tone, you can simply pick

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Forgot your IRCTC password?:Here’s the step-by-step guide on how to recover your account password and continue booking your train tickets

You’ve checked train timings, found a seat that actually works for your schedule, and you’re just one click away from booking. Then IRCTC asks for your password, and your mind goes completely blank. If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone. Many people log into IRCTC only a few times a year, so forgetting the password

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Motorola Edge 70 launched in India at just ₹29,999:With 5,000mAh battery and 50-megapixel triple rear camera setup, it is packed with powerful AI features

Motorola is back with another sleek smartphone, and this one packs a lot into a surprisingly slim body. The Motorola Edge 70 has officially launched in India, bringing a bright AMOLED display, powerful Snapdragon chipset, fast charging, and AI-powered camera features, all under ₹30,000. Here’s a simple breakdown of what the new Edge 70 offers:

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AI beats human hackers, identifies security flaws missed by experts:Stanford experiment shows AI hacker outperforming highly paid security professionals

What if an AI could do a hacker’s job faster, cheaper, and sometimes better than the humans who get paid six-figure salaries to do it? That’s exactly what happened at Stanford University, where an AI agent quietly scanned thousands of computers and walked away having beaten most professional human hackers at their own game. In

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Government warning – Beware of fake DigiLocker apps:Risk of document theft, learn from experts how to identify the real app

DigiLocker (DigiLocker) app is a digital wallet issued by the Government of India. Millions of people save their important documents like driving license, registration certificate, PAN card, Aadhaar, and mark sheets in it. Being a government app, people blindly trust it. But cybercriminals are now exploiting this trust to steal people’s identities, banking details, and

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New AI app helps blind users ‘feel’ where objects are

[[{“value”:” Researchers at Pennsylvania State University have developed a smartphone app that uses artificial intelligence to help visually impaired people locate everyday objects in real time. The tool, called NaviSense, uses large language models and vision-language models to recognise objects from spoken prompts, without requiring preloaded templates.  A key feature is real-time “hand guidance.” In

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Here’s why you should play the latest instalment in this iconic shooter game

[[{“value”:” If your Battlefield memories start with 1, you probably still remember the first time a zeppelin came down on your squad and turned everyone into historical confetti. That game made World War I strangely personal, with war stories that actually tried to say something between all the bayonet charges and explosions. Battlefield 3 is

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Researchers capture candy-like carbon

[[{“value”:” In this prototype carbon capture apparatus, a solution of potassium hydroxide is wicked up into polypropylene fibres; circulating air evaporates the water in the solution, concentrating it to very high levels. The white crystals are nearly pure potassium carbonate, formed from carbon removed directly from air.  University of Toronto engineers have unveiled a “rock

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