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SCI & TECHOct 8Speakers call for stronger R&D push, innovation at CII A.P. conclave in TirupatiSpeakers at a CII A.P. conclave in Tirupati advocated for a stronger emphasis on research and development and innovation. This underscores a focus on technological and industrial advancement.The Hindu

SCI & TECHOct 8ICAR, ISEC sign MoU to set up global sugarcane breeding centre in CoimbatoreThe Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Indian Sugar Exim Corporation (ISEC) to deepen cooperation in sugarcane research, breeding and varietal development, according to an official statement. ISEC is a joint representative body of the Indian Sugar & Bio-energy Manufacturers Association (ISMA) and the National Federation […] Vivek Waghmodechinimandi · india

SCI & TECHOct 8PM Modi Says Tech Must Be A ‘Citizen Dividend’ After Musk’s Starlink India RowModi’s comments come amid Musk’s claims that rivals are blocking Starlink’s India entryoutlookindia · india

SCI & TECHOct 8AI eats into entry - level tech jobs as India graduates seek workbusiness-standard.com · India

SCI & TECHOct 8How Telangana’s MeeSeva migration to open source could make governments rethink software costsThe State’s move from Oracle to open-source PostgreSQL, completed in April 2026, shows both the potential savings and the technical and administrative hurdles involved in moving mission-critical government systems away from proprietary softwareThe Hindu

SCI & TECHOct 7Collector lauds ‘Lab on Wheels’ for bringing free digital education directly to studentsLaunching the “Infosys Springboard Maker Lab on Wheels” initiative, Shyam Prasad says the mobile laboratory will offer hands-on training in electronics, robotics, microcontrollers and 3D printingThe Hindu

SCI & TECHOct 7India-born US citizen drives research into light at sanctioned Chinese school“Science has no borders,” Arup Neogi, an India-born scientist who works at a US-sanctioned university, told Chinese state media. Neogi’s speciality is photonics, the study of generating, controlling and detecting light. At the University of Electronic Science and Technology of China (UESTC) in the southwestern city of Chengdu, he leads a team exploring the interconnection between light and sound. This university has one of China’s top electronics and communication programmes and has been on the...South China Morning Post

SCI & TECHOct 7This Bengaluru engineer has built an AI-powered app to report potholesPothole Reporter uses AI to detect potholes, map their locations, identify the responsible civic body and contractor, and send complaints to municipal authoritiesThe Hindu

SCI & TECHOct 7GPS study on elephant movements aims to mitigate conflicts in AssamBetween April 2021 and June 2026, the Assam Forest Department and WWF-India tracked four female-led herds and a solitary male in three high-conflict districts of Udalguri, Sonitpur and BiswanathThe Hindu

SCI & TECHOct 6A beautiful Himalayan bird is changing its voice due to human activity, research showsA sharp increase in human activity is affecting the way the Himalayan monal lives and communicates, studies show.BBC World

SCI & TECHOct 6Kurnool to clean up legacy waste with ISWM, Waste-to-Energy plantsInspecting the Gargeyapuram dumpyard, Swachh Andhra Corporation Chairman directed officials to complete the Integrated Solid Waste Management plant by the end of this month and ensure processing operations commence next monthThe Hindu

SCI & TECHOct 6IISc researchers use machine learning and computation to unveil mechanisms for CO2-to-fuel conversionResearchers at IISc are utilizing machine learning and computational methods to discover mechanisms for converting CO2 into fuel. This scientific advancement has implications for sustainable energy solutions and environmental technology.The Hindu

SCI & TECHOct 6Osmania University launches advanced facilities for 24x7 research and digital learningOsmania University has launched new advanced facilities to support 24x7 research and digital learning. This signifies an enhancement in educational infrastructure.The Hindu

SCI & TECHOct 6‘Youth should use interdisciplinary knowledge to ensure all-round progress’Retired chemistry professor M.Y. Karidurganavar was speaking after inaugurating a one-day national seminar titled ‘Recent Advances in Interdisciplinary Sciences for a Sustainable Future’, organised by BVV Sangha’s Basaveshwar Science CollegeThe Hindu

SCI & TECHOct 6Hyderabad-based FoSS presents snake encounter prediction modelA Hyderabad-based organization has introduced a new model designed to predict snake encounters. This innovation could aid in public safety and wildlife management efforts.The Hindu

SCI & TECHOct 5Indian Space sector transformed into a tool to transform lives: JNTUA V-CThe Vice-Chancellor of JNTUA stated that the Indian Space sector has been transformed into a tool to improve people's lives. This highlights the perceived societal benefits and utility of India's advancements in space technology.The Hindu

SCI & TECHOct 5Manchu Vishnu calls for industry-wide system to tackle AI deepfakes, online sabotageHYDERABAD: Movie Artistes Association (MAA) president Manchu Vishnu has called for a permanent industry-wide mechanism to tackle AI deepfakes, online impersonation and coordinated online campaigns targeting actors and films. Vishnu, responding to the recent controversy over an AI-manipulated video involving Janhvi Kapoor and Jr NTR, said the incident should not be treated in isolation. He also […] HYDERABAD: Movie Artistes Association (MAA) president Manchu Vishnu has called for a permanent industry-wide mechanism to tackle AI deepfakes, online impersonation and coordinated online campaigns targeting actors and films. Vishnu, responding to the recent controversy over an AI-manipulated video involving Janhvi Kapoor and Jr NTR, said the incident should not be treated in isolation. He also backed actor Ram Pothineni’s call for greater accountability for anonymous online identities. “The disturbing AI deepfake incident that has rightly angered our industry should not be looked at as an isolated incident. It is a warning,” Vishnu said in a post on X. Referring to Pothineni’s remark, “They’re faceless, so they’re fearless”, Vishnu said the actor’s suggestion of linking Aadhaar to online identities “deserves serious discussion”. Pothineni had said such a system could help curb online abuse. Vishnu raises concern over pre-release negativity Vishnu said freedom of expression must be protected but anonymity should not be used to abuse, defame, sexually violate or deliberately harm individuals. He also raised concerns about what he described as organised and targeted negativity against films, actors and filmmakers within the Telugu film industry. “A film should succeed or fail because audiences watch it and decide,” he said, adding that criticism, reviews, trolling and disagreement were part of cinema. However, he said coordinated campaigns aimed at damaging a film before its release could not be equated with criticism. Vishnu referred to actor Sundeep Kishan speaking publicly about targeted and paid negativity against him and his film before its release. He also cited the legal action involving Nani-starrer The Paradise. A Bengaluru court on September 19 granted interim relief to the makers of The Paradise and restrained the circulation of specific allegedly false and defamatory online content ahead of its September 24 release. The order did not cover bona fide reviews or genuine criticism. MAA compiling information on accounts and networks Vishnu said the impact of such campaigns extended beyond individual actors or films because productions involved years of work, hundreds of families and substantial financial investments. “Watch the film. Love it. Hate it. Criticise it brutally if you genuinely feel that way. But first, LET THE FILM RELEASE,” he said. He also expressed concern over fan groups targeting one another and anonymous accounts allegedly using actors’ photographs as profile pictures while engaging in conduct those actors may not endorse. As MAA president, Vishnu said the association was compiling information on accounts and networks repeatedly involved in targeted abuse and malicious campaigns, including accounts allegedly misusing actors’ photographs and identities. “This is NOT about stopping criticism. It is about accountability,” he said. Vishnu said deleting an offending video or filing an individual complaint would not be enough as AI technology develops rapidly. He urged the Telugu Film Chamber, Telugu Film Producers Council, MAA and other stakeholders to create a permanent mechanism to deal with AI deepfakes, impersonation, coordinated malicious campaigns and deliberate online sabotage. “Not another meeting that ends with a photograph. Not another phone call. A SYSTEM,” he said. Vishnu said competition between films was natural but the industry should not turn that competition into efforts to destroy one another. “We may compete every Friday. But we cannot spend the rest of the week trying to destroy one another,” he said, calling for audiences to decide the fate of films. ]]>hyderabadmail · india

SCI & TECHOct 5Kaipad Rice — The Grain of Kerala’s Tidal FieldsKaipad Rice received Geographical Indication protection in 2014, recognising both the distinctive grain produced in these fields and the traditional agricultural ecosystem from which it originates. Its identity depends less upon a single rice cultivar than upon the relationship between salt-tolerant rice varieties, tidal water, monsoon rainfall, wetland soils and the traditional farming knowledge of North Kerala. The post Kaipad Rice — The Grain of Kerala’s Tidal Fields appeared first on Dharmakshethra - India Unabridged | Defence, Diplomacy, Economy, Health, Ayurveda, Heritage .dharmakshethra · india

SCI & TECHOct 5Once thought extinct, a plant becomes star of Wildlife Week at Keralam’s ParambikulamThe exhibition as part of Wildlife Week at Parambikulam has been named after Haplothismia exannulata, a tiny plant that was found again in the forest 26 years ago after more than a century without a traceThe Hindu

SCI & TECHOct 4U.P. releases new sugarcane varieties eyeing increasing productionThe Hindu

SCI & TECHOct 4Phones Launching in India This Week: Vivo V80, X Fold6, S2 FE, OPPO F35 Series and MoreHighlights The OPPO F35 series will launch in India on October 5, featuring a 50MP ultra‑wide front camera. Vivo will introduce the V80 on October 6 with ZEISS cameras, a 7,200mAh battery alongside the Vivo S2 FE which offers a massive 10,000mAh battery. The Vivo X Fold6 is also expected on October 6, tipped to […] The post Phones Launching in India This Week: Vivo V80, X Fold6, S2 FE, OPPO F35 Series and More appeared first on My Mobile India .mymobileindia · india

SCI & TECHOct 4In 1996, Indiana converted tons of industrial waste into 275 meters of a highway: what scientists discovered about the material years laterUn tramo de la State Road 26 fue construido con arena descartada por fundiciones. Investigadores analizaron su comportamiento y sus posibles efectos ambientales.Clarín

SCI & TECHOct 4India achieves 5.56-km free-space Quantum Key Distribution linkGandhinagar, Oct 5 (SocialNews.XYZ) India has demonstrated its first free-space Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) link over a distance of 5.56 km, with a field trial successfully establishing a secure quantum communication channel between the Bhaskaracharya... The post India achieves 5.56-km free-space Quantum Key Distribution link appeared first on Social News XYZ .socialnews · india

SCI & TECHOct 4Old Bottles Won’t Go to Waste Anymore; Recycling Will Give Them a New LifeOld Bottles Won’t Go to Waste Anymore; Recycling Will Give Them a New Life Mumbai (Anil Bedag): In a significant step towards environmental protection and better plastic waste management, the Maharashtra government, Thane Municipal Corporation, and Hindustan Coca-Cola Beverages (HCCB) have expanded the Maha r-PET campaign. A new PET collection centre was inaugurated in Thane …goanewslink · united states of america

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