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Reliance Jio has introduced the JioEyeQ Dashcam in India, priced at Rs 3,499. The device is available on Amazon India and can be purchased outright or through a no-cost EMI plan of three months, costing Rs 1,166 per month. Key Specifications The JioEyeQ Dashcam features a Full HD 2MP camera with GPS support and a 140-degree ultrawide field of view. It includes AI-powered pedestrian detection, collision detection, and emergency recording. The dashcam also supports night vision and comes with 32GB of microSD storage. Additional features include built-in Wi-Fi and a microphone. App Integration and Usability The device integrates seamlessly with…

Global automotive supplier Webasto has announced plans to establish its third manufacturing facility in India. The new plant, located in the Delhi region, is expected to start operations in the fourth quarter of 2026. Expansion Driven by Local Demand The announcement came during a visit by Joerg Buchheim, CEO of Webasto Group, to Webasto Roofsystems India Pvt. Ltd., a subsidiary of the group. The company cited growing domestic demand for sunroof systems as a key reason for the expansion. Strategic Location and Capacity Situated between Manesar and Kharkhoda in North India, the facility will serve the northern automotive corridor and…

Tata Sons has postponed a decision on extending Chairman N. Chandrasekaran’s term for another five years, following questions raised by Tata Trusts chairman Noel Tata. The issue, expected to be straightforward, was deferred after Chandrasekaran proposed waiting until a consensus was reached, following the tradition of the late Ratan Tata, and specifically seeking Noel Tata’s approval. Concerns Over Losses in Unlisted Companies Noel Tata, who is cautious about accumulating debt, highlighted losses across several unlisted group companies as a condition for approving Chandrasekaran’s extension. Air India reported a consolidated net loss of ₹10,859 crore in FY25, up nearly 48% year-on-year,…

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is visiting India for the first time in an official capacity, arriving in Mumbai on 27 February 2026. His four-day trip is being seen as a strategic effort to diversify Canada’s trade relationships beyond the United States and strengthen ties with India, the world’s fourth-largest economy. Expanding Bilateral Ties Carney’s visit, at the invitation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, aims to deepen cooperation across defence, energy, technology, and Artificial Intelligence. The two leaders last met in November 2025 during the G20 Summit in Johannesburg to review progress in the India–Canada partnership. Over the course of…

Saudi Arabia’s Food and Drug Authority (SFDA) has introduced a full ban on poultry and table egg imports from 40 countries, including India, and partial restrictions on certain regions in 16 additional nations. The measures are aimed at protecting public health and ensuring the safety of the domestic food supply amid global disease concerns. Full Import Ban The updated import list, described by Gulf News as one of the most extensive in recent years, confirms a total prohibition on imports from 40 countries. These include Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Germany, Indonesia, Iran, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Bangladesh, Taiwan, Djibouti, South Africa, China,…

The wedding of actors Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna quickly turned into one of the most widely discussed celebrity events online, drawing massive attention from fans and followers. Set against the picturesque backdrop of Udaipur, the celebrations brought together grandeur and intimacy, offering glimpses of both joyful festivities and deeply personal moments. From lively pre-wedding gatherings to emotional tributes and viral photographs, their union evolved into a major cultural talking point across social media. Playful Beginnings and Joyful Celebrations The wedding week opened with vibrant pre-wedding festivities that reflected a relaxed and cheerful mood. Vijay shared snapshots from a sunlit…

The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has opened registrations for YUVIKA 2026, its flagship space science outreach programme designed to inspire and nurture young talent from across India. Targeted at Class 9 students, YUVIKA (Young – Scientist Programme 2026) encourages academic excellence in science and mathematics and aims to give students early exposure to space science, technology and research. For 2026, ISRO has introduced strict merit criteria to identify the most promising candidates. Students aspiring to participate will be evaluated based on academic performance, aptitude in STEM subjects and a selection process that prioritises consistent achievement and enthusiasm for scientific learning. The programme typically includes workshops, hands-on sessions…

In an interview with Channeliam, A.N. Shamseer, Speaker of the Kerala Legislative Assembly, discussed the state’s approach to integrating artificial intelligence into critical sectors like healthcare and education. Malabar Cancer Centre as a Hub for AI Innovation Shamseer highlighted the Malabar Cancer Centre in Thalassery, noting that the facility is already employing some of the most advanced AI technologies in the country. He shared insights from discussions with officials and experts at the AI Conclave, emphasizing that the centre is poised to become a leader in AI-driven healthcare solutions. AI’s Strategic Role in Healthcare According to Shamseer, AI is indispensable…

The sun may have set on the British Empire decades ago, but for one family in Madhya Pradesh’s Sehore, a century-old financial loose end remains untied. The Ruthia family has come forward claiming that the British government owes them an unpaid sovereign debt dating back to 1917. According to Vivek Ruthia, the grandson of the late Seth Jummalal Ruthia, his grandfather then one of the wealthiest businessmen in the Bhopal princely state, loaned ₹35,000 to the British administration. The “war loan” was reportedly intended to streamline administrative management during the height of World War I. While ₹35,000 might seem like…

Indian defence major Tata Advanced Systems Ltd (TASL) is making a strong push to compete for the Indian Navy’s Naval Utility Helicopter (NUH) tender with its Made-in-India H-160M platform. The initiative underscores India’s focus on strengthening indigenous defence production under the Atmanirbhar Bharat programme and boosting domestic capabilities in aerospace and naval aviation. The H-160M naval utility helicopter, developed in partnership between Tata Advanced Systems and global OEM Airbus Helicopters, is tailored for operations over sea, offering advanced avionics, enhanced payload capacity and mission versatility suited to navy requirements. Its state-of-the-art design allows it to perform a range of missions, including personnel transport, logistics support, search and rescue, and maritime reconnaissance. By positioning…