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Google launches Gemini 4 Argon, marking major leap in AI

Google has introduced Gemini 4 Argon, the first major model in its flagship Gemini 4 AI series, designed for deep reasoning in complex tasks.

Global debate and concern grow over potential risks of AI

With the rapid development of artificial intelligence, debate has grown worldwide over potential risks, including misinformation, cyberattacks, misuse and AI safety.

China refuels BeiDou satellite in orbit, extending life by eight years

China has claimed it refuelled a BeiDou-2 G7 satellite in orbit with about 142 kilograms of fuel, potentially extending its service life by around eight years.

Researchers Warn Against Hasty Race to Build Self-Improving AI Systems

Researchers have raised concerns over the rush to build self-improving AI systems, warning that safety measures could lag behind rapid advances in capability.

AI should empower creators, not work against their interests: Murugan

Union Minister of State for Information and Broadcasting L. Murugan said AI should empower creators and artists, while protecting their rights and interests.

Developing Nations Seek Bigger Role in Shaping AI’s Future at UN

Developing countries at the 81st UN General Assembly sought a greater role in shaping AI’s future and regulation, warning of rising global inequality.

Trump, AI companies sign voluntary safety agreement at White House

US President Donald Trump and leading AI companies have signed a voluntary White House agreement to strengthen AI safety standards and oversight.

Starship to pass over India today, complete six Earth orbits

SpaceX’s Starship Flight-14 is set for its first orbital flight today, September 28, 2026, with plans for six Earth orbits and a controlled Pacific landing.

Delhi Records September’s Second-Coldest Night Since 2001, Winter Not Yet

Delhi recorded a minimum temperature of 21 degrees Celsius at Safdarjung on Sunday, the second-lowest September reading since 2001, amid rain and winds.

mRNA Focus Sharpens India’s Biotechnology Growth and Health Technology Push

Experts and scientists are focusing on mRNA technology, bioconjugation and advanced bio-manufacturing as India seeks to expand biotechnology and new health technologies.

AI Search Interest Rising in India, but Usage Remains Limited

सीएनएन सेंट्रल न्यूज़ एंड नेटवर्क–आईटीडीसी इंडिया ईप्रेस /आईटीडीसी न्यूज़ भोपाल : भारत में AI आधारित सर्च को लेकर लोगों की रुचि तेजी से बढ़ रही है, लेकि...

Gujarat Fusion Research Gets Major Technical Boost With New Gyrotron

India has installed and commissioned a new 82.6 GHz, 400 kW gyrotron at IPR’s SST-1 tokamak in Gandhinagar, boosting nuclear fusion research capabilities.

Sennheiser Launches New Momentum Audio Gear In India

Sennheiser has launched its new Momentum 5 Wireless headphones and Momentum True Wireless 5 earbuds in India, expanding its premium wireless audio lineu...

Mivi One 5G Launched With Snapdragon 4 Gen 2, 6,000mAh Battery

Homegrown consumer technology brand Mivi has entered India’s smartphone market with the launch of its first smartphone, the Mivi One 5G. The device is p...

X-Ray Clues From Blazars Shed Light On Active Galaxies

Astronomers studying some of the Universe’s most energetic objects have uncovered new clues about the sources of X-ray emission from blazars, offering a...

TDB Grants Rs 200 Crore Support to Agnikul Cosmos Project

The Technology Development Board has signed a Rs 200 crore assistance agreement with Agnikul Cosmos to develop the reusable Agnibaan launch vehicle.

Why New Phones Slow Down After a Few Months of Use

New smartphones often feel fast at first, but slow down after months of use because of storage, background apps, old software, overheating and battery condition.

Check HDMI Cable When TV or Monitor Screen Problems Appear

Screen problems on a TV or computer monitor may be caused by a faulty or loose HDMI cable rather than the device itself.

AI Agent Breaches Australian Government Health Portal for First Time

An OpenAI-developed AI agent allegedly gained unauthorised access to an Australian government health data portal, raising concerns over autonomous AI cybersecurity controls.

29% of Indians use rice remedy for water-damaged phones, study says

A consumer study by OneAssist and Hansa Research found that 29 per cent of people in India use rice to try to fix water-damaged smartphones.