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- 2026-07-06 regulatory A building collapse occurred in Mumbai, India, during heavy monsoon rains. source
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Nexular offers AI-powered EV solutions to India's growing market
Nexular, a company based in Mumbai, is providing a comprehensive solution for India's electric vehicle (EV) market, which is projected to nearly triple by 2032. Their offering includes connected hardware, cloud software…
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ISOC Mumbai WITL-VIII: Building Durable Tech Careers Amidst Change
The ISOC Mumbai WITL-VIII event focused on navigating career development within the evolving technology landscape. Key discussions included strategies for unlearning outdated skills, fostering adaptability, and building…
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Power BI reports now save as JSON folders, enabling version control
Microsoft Power BI has begun saving reports as folders of JSON files, enabling true version control and code-like review processes. This shift, while beneficial for tracking changes and meeting audit requirements, prese…
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ConvLSTM fails to outperform simpler models in Indian rainfall prediction
A new study published on arXiv benchmarks Convolutional LSTM (ConvLSTM) models for predicting one-day-ahead rainfall fields in four Indian cities: Bengaluru, Delhi, Kolkata, and Mumbai. The research found that ConvLSTM …
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Jupyter Foundation to Participate in MCP Dev Summit in India
The Jupyter Foundation is participating in the MCP Dev Summit, with events scheduled in Bengaluru and Mumbai in June 2026. This summit will feature discussions and contributions from the Jupyter community, including ins…
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Megacities surge globally, shifting focus to Africa and South Asia
The world is experiencing a rapid increase in megacities, defined as urban areas with at least 10 million people, with the number expected to grow from 33 in 2025 to 37 by 2050. These megacities, particularly in Africa …
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India to build five Small Modular Reactors by 2033
India plans to establish at least five Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) by 2033 as part of its strategy to increase nuclear energy usage and reduce coal dependency. The country is developing three distinct SMR designs, wit…
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Greg Kroah-Hartman: Rust will boost Linux success and coding fun
Greg Kroah-Hartman, a prominent Linux kernel maintainer, has expressed optimism about the integration of the Rust programming language into the Linux ecosystem. Speaking at the Open Source Summit India 2026 in Mumbai, K…
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Deep learning model enhances hyperlocal precipitation nowcasting
Researchers have developed a novel deep learning framework, utilizing a U-Net architecture, for hyperlocal precipitation nowcasting. This model integrates radar data, including reflectivity and Doppler velocity, to pred…
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India's monsoon swings threaten crops and power supply
India is experiencing unusual monsoon patterns, with a record-dry June followed by intense rainfall and subsequent lulls. These erratic swings are disrupting traditional farming practices and threatening crop yields. Sc…
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18-year-old Kshitij Gaikwad builds AI products for B2B agencies
Kshitij Gaikwad, an 18-year-old from Mumbai, has begun developing AI products specifically for B2B agencies. He aims to create solutions that are typically beyond the scope of individuals his age. Gaikwad's entrepreneur…
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Linus Torvalds discusses AI in Linux kernel, shifts self-identity
Linus Torvalds, creator of Linux, stated at the Open Source Summit in Mumbai that he no longer considers himself solely a programmer. He discussed the integration and challenges of AI within the Linux kernel. Torvalds a…
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Cities worldwide unite to ensure AI data centers benefit local communities
The rapid expansion of data centers, driven by AI, presents both opportunities and challenges for cities globally, particularly in Africa. While these facilities can foster innovation and create jobs, they place signifi…
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Extreme heat poses escalating global crisis with unprepared leaders
Extreme heat is an escalating global crisis with significant health and economic consequences, yet leaders and companies are largely unprepared. Heat-related mortality has risen substantially, and cumulative heat exposu…
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New framework maps urban affluence in India using satellite data · 2 sources tracked
Researchers have developed a new framework for mapping urban affluence in India using satellite imagery and geospatial data. This method partitions urban areas into spatial grids, characterizing them with morphological …
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Mumbai building collapse kills 6 amid heavy monsoon rains
A residential building collapsed in Mumbai, India, on Sunday, resulting in the deaths of six people. The collapse occurred during heavy monsoon rains that have inundated the city, with the India Meteorological Departmen…
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AI-created Indian musical microdrama 'Mohini' releases debut track
An AI-created Indian musical microdrama titled 'Mohini – Khud Se Pyaar' has released its debut track, 'Angaat Aalay Ka'. The song and drama were developed using AI tools, with lyrics written by Amita Madhvani and music …
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AssemblyAI: Model scale, not hacks, fixes ASR accent struggles
AssemblyAI's latest blog post explains that automatic speech recognition (ASR) systems struggle with heavy accents primarily due to data imbalance and phonetic ambiguity in their training data. The post argues that scal…
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Pune man used AI searches to plan mass poisoning during Muharram
A man in Pune, India, allegedly used AI searches to plan a mass poisoning during Muharram. The plan involved the use of rat poison and a secret hideout in Mumbai.
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Mumbai D2C brands lose talent to better-funded rivals
Direct-to-consumer (D2C) brands in Mumbai are struggling to retain talent due to a significant funding disparity compared to rivals in cities like Bengaluru and Gurugram. Well-funded competitors can offer higher salarie…