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  • Salesforce partners Galgotias University to bring AI driven data learning into classrooms

    Dr Dhruv Galgotia, CEO, Galgotias University, highlights AI driven analytics learning, enterprise tools access, and interdisciplinary skill development through collaboration with Salesforce

    Greater Noida, April 2, 2026: Salesforce and Galgotias University have collaborated to establish a Centre of Excellence focused on AI driven data analytics and visualisation on the university campus.
    The initiative introduces a Tableau AI Data Lab designed to provide students with hands on exposure to business intelligence tools, advanced analytics, and data interpretation in real world scenarios.

    The lab will enable students to work with enterprise grade platforms while developing skills in data analysis, visualisation, and decision making using AI enabled technologies.
    Dr Dhruv Galgotia, CEO, Galgotias University, said the collaboration is aimed at building industry aligned learning experiences that go beyond theoretical knowledge and focus on practical application of data and analytics.

    The Centre of Excellence will also support faculty training, workshops, and structured learning pathways to integrate these capabilities into academic programs effectively.
    The initiative is open to students across disciplines, encouraging interdisciplinary learning across fields such as technology, business, healthcare, and finance.

    By combining academic learning with industry tools, the collaboration aims to prepare students for roles in a data driven economy where analytical and decision making skills are increasingly critical.
    The development reflects a broader shift in higher education towards integrating industry partnerships and experiential learning models to build future ready talent.
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  • Qweebi brings browser based robotics learning into classrooms with fresh capital infusion

    Vivek Seetharaman, CEO, Qweebi, and Mitesh Shah, Co Founder, Inflection Point Ventures, highlight accessibility, scalability, and growing adoption across US schools
    Singapore, March 16, 2026: Qweebi, a K-12 online makerspace platform, has raised $500,000 in a seed funding round led by Inflection Point Ventures, with participation from global investors .

    The platform enables schools to run hands on engineering and robotics projects entirely through a web browser, removing the need for physical kits and classroom infrastructure.
    Qweebi plans to use the funding to accelerate product development and expand its presence across school districts in the United States. The platform has already been adopted by more than 5,200 schools across all 50 states, reaching over 100,000 students.

    The adoption has been largely organic, driven by teacher recommendations and peer sharing across networks.
    Mitesh Shah, Co Founder, Inflection Point Ventures, said the platform addresses key challenges in STEM education by reducing costs and simplifying implementation of hands on learning experiences.
    In traditional classroom settings, conducting engineering and robotics projects often involves logistical challenges, including sourcing materials and managing setup within limited class time.

    Qweebi addresses these constraints by offering ready to run projects with integrated lesson plans and guides, enabling teachers to reduce preparation time significantly.
    Students can build and test virtual prototypes that replicate real world behaviour, allowing more time to focus on learning rather than setup and cleanup processes.
    Vivek Seetharaman, CEO, Qweebi, said the platform is designed to make hands on learning accessible at scale, ensuring students can engage in practical learning without the limitations of physical resources.
    Founded by a team with experience in building interactive platforms, Qweebi focuses on enabling schools to deliver consistent, project based learning experiences within standard classroom schedules.
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  • Bybit turns cricket season into crypto referral push with new India focused game

    Vikas Gupta of Bybit said the India focused campaign turns cricket participation into a shared digital experience, with the company expecting a 30 to 40 percent uplift in referrals as users earn points that can be converted into crypto rewards.

    Bybit has launched a cricket themed referral game in India, linking the country’s strong connection with the sport to a reward based digital campaign aimed at user acquisition and engagement.
    The campaign is part of Bybit’s localisation strategy in India and is designed to attract new users while increasing participation on the platform. The company said the format builds on cricket’s wide cultural reach and its role in shaping how people interact and engage in digital spaces.

    At the centre of the campaign is a simple game mechanic where users catch a falling cricket ball to earn reward points. Those points can then be converted into free crypto rewards. The campaign also includes a referral layer that allows users to invite friends to the platform and unlock additional rewards, turning the experience into a social activity rather than a solo interaction.
    Bybit said the campaign reflects a broader move toward digital experiences that are more closely aligned with local interests and behaviour. With the current cricket season driving high levels of attention, the company expects the initiative to deliver a 30 to 40 percent uplift in referrals.

    Vikas Gupta said, “India is a key market for Bybit, and the focus has always been on creating experiences that feel relevant and engaging for users. Cricket is an emotion that connects millions, and bringing that energy into a digital experience allows users to interact, compete, and share rewards in a way that feels natural. The idea is to move beyond traditional engagement and create moments that users can enjoy and share with their communities.”
    The campaign positions cricket not only as a cultural touchpoint, but also as a format for driving interactive participation in crypto platforms through familiar and accessible digital behaviour.

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  • Woxsen University Joins Hands with Telangana for Arrive Alive Road Safety Initiative

    At the Arrive Alive programme, Additional DGP Mahesh Muralidhar Bhagwat and SP Pankaj Paritosh highlighted rising road fatalities and the role of youth in building responsible road behaviour through awareness and preventive action

    Woxsen University has partnered with the Government of Telangana to host the Arrive Alive road safety awareness programme, bringing together more than 500 students, senior police officials, and academic leaders to address concerns around road safety and responsible behaviour.
    The initiative is part of the Praja Palana Pragathi Pranalika framework and places students at the centre of awareness efforts, encouraging them to contribute actively to behavioural change on roads.

    Shri Mahesh Muralidhar Bhagwat, IPS, Additional Director General of Police Law and Order, Telangana, said, “Arrive Alive is a focused prevention driven initiative, and we are already witnessing measurable impact in reducing road fatalities across Telangana. The focus is on building everyday discipline, ensuring helmet use for both riders and pillion passengers, consistent seat belt usage, and eliminating distractions and fatigue while driving. Strengthening golden hour response through awareness of life saving techniques like CPR can improve survival outcomes.”
    Mr. Pankaj Paritosh, Superintendent of Police, Sangareddy District, said, “Road safety today is not just the responsibility of enforcement agencies, it is everyone’s responsibility. Nearly 370 people lose their lives on Indian roads every day, while Telangana records around 18 deaths daily. Most of these are preventable and are caused by overconfidence, lack of helmet use, speeding, and negligence.”

    The programme included a road safety pledge, presentation of a student conducted study on road usage patterns, and cultural performances designed to communicate safety messages in an engaging format. It also addressed broader concerns related to road behaviour and the need for sustained awareness.
    Mr. Abhijit Shirodkar, Registrar, Woxsen University, said, “This is a much needed initiative by the Government of Telangana. Road safety is about ensuring that every individual returns home safely. Through programmes like Arrive Alive, we are reinforcing responsibility among young citizens.”

    The initiative reflects ongoing collaboration between the university and the state government to promote public awareness and civic responsibility. Through such programmes, Woxsen University continues to engage students in initiatives that address social challenges while supporting efforts to build safer communities.
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  • Jai Raj Ispat Limited backs water storage and sanitation upgrade in Guttapadu village

    S.K. Goenka, Founder and Managing Director of Jai Raj Ispat Limited, and Rajshree Jain, Director, said the Rs 40 lakh project will build an underground water storage tank and drainage network to improve water access, sanitation, and long term infrastructure resilience in Guttapadu village.

    Jai Raj Ispat Limited has started a water storage and drainage infrastructure project in Guttapadu village with an estimated investment of about Rs 40 lakhs.
    The project includes the construction of an underground water storage tank and a drainage system aimed at addressing water availability and sanitation needs in the village. According to the company, the initiative is expected to improve water accessibility, support more efficient wastewater management, and contribute to better hygiene conditions for residents.

    The commencement of the project was marked by a Bhumi Pooja attended by company representatives, local authorities, and members of the village community. The company said the participation reflected a collaborative effort toward improving essential infrastructure at the local level.
    Jai Raj Ispat Limited said the project will be executed with a focus on quality and durability so that the infrastructure can provide long term and sustainable benefits to the village.

    S.K. Goenka, Founder and Managing Director, Jai Raj Ispat Limited, said, “At Jai Raj Ispat Limited, we believe reliable water and sanitation infrastructure is essential for healthy, progressive communities. This Guttapadu initiative addresses critical infrastructure gaps to improve daily living conditions and create long term value. We remain committed to driving real impact and fostering inclusive growth across the regions where we operate.”

    Rajshree Jain, Director, Jai Raj Ispat Limited, said, “This project reflects our focus on building infrastructure that directly enhances quality of life. By developing integrated water storage and drainage networks, we are addressing immediate needs while ensuring long term sustainability. Our goal is to strengthen local infrastructure and elevate hygiene standards to enable more resilient communities.”
    The company said it continues to undertake initiatives focused on strengthening infrastructure and improving quality of life in the communities where it operates.
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  • ZEISS India Aids Expansion of Nature Based School for Neurodiverse and Neurotypical Children

    Through its CSR initiative, ZEISS India is supporting infrastructure for Kingdom of Childhood’s new Bannerghatta campus, where tailored learning, curative education, and nature based teaching will serve up to 520 students across mainstream and specialised programmes

    ZEISS India is supporting the development of a new eco friendly campus for Kingdom of Childhood, a Steiner Waldorf school in Bannerghatta, Bengaluru, as part of a broader collaborative effort focused on inclusive and sustainable education.
    Under its CSR commitment, ZEISS India is contributing to the construction of essential infrastructure elements including fittings, doors, and window fixtures. The support is intended to help create a safe, sustainable, and purpose built learning environment for children.

    The school follows an educational approach that blends Gurukul inspired principles with evidence based practices. Its learning model focuses on tailored plans, experiential methods, and nature based education to support academic, emotional, social, and skill based development among both neurotypical and neurodiverse children.
    With an 18 year presence in Waldorf education, Kingdom of Childhood currently operates from rented facilities and serves more than 130 children across kindergarten, school grades, and specialised curative education programmes. The development of a dedicated campus is expected to provide long term stability, support expansion, and help meet infrastructure requirements for formal recognition and affiliations.

    Once completed, the new campus will be able to accommodate up to 400 students in mainstream Waldorf education and around 120 students in curative education programmes. The infrastructure will include customised classrooms, remedial learning spaces, and therapeutic activity areas designed for varied learning needs.
    Located in the natural surroundings of Bannerghatta, the campus reflects the school’s philosophy of integrating the environment into the learning process. Through this initiative, ZEISS India is extending its support for inclusive and sustainable community development in partnership with organisations working in education.

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  • Chandrababu Naidu Seeks Stronger Ground Level Execution to Meet GSDP Goals

    Reviewing the Finance Department, Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu said Andhra Pradesh must combine short, medium, and long term planning with stronger field level execution, while Finance Minister Payyavula Keshav and senior officials joined the discussion on growth, revenue, and priority projects

    Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu has directed officials to adopt both micro and macro level planning to help the state meet its Gross State Domestic Product targets, while stressing that field level execution will be critical to achieving a 15 percent growth rate.
    At a review meeting of the Finance Department held at the Secretariat, Naidu said the state needs short, medium, and long term planning across sectors to reach optimal productivity levels. He asked officials to ensure that these plans are implemented effectively at the grassroots level.

    The Chief Minister said the state is already supplying essential resources such as water and electricity to agriculture and industry, and called for further efforts to improve productivity. He said that despite financial pressures, the government has not raised electricity tariffs and is also carrying an additional burden of Rs 4,600 crore because of decisions taken by the previous administration.

    Naidu told revenue generating departments to achieve their targets without placing any burden on the public. He said the completion of Amaravati and Polavaram would make a major contribution to wealth creation in the state.
    He also said there is no shortage of funds for priority projects and added that support from the Central Government would help complete these projects and speed up development. Officials were asked to make use of central government schemes, including Purvodaya and Sasci schemes, to take up development programmes.

    The Chief Minister said welfare schemes would continue in line with the welfare calendar and directed officials to focus on securing funds due to the state under the Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation Act.
    Referring to Anna Canteens, Naidu criticised the previous government for shutting them down and said the present administration is now providing meals to the poor through 269 Anna Canteens across the state despite financial and administrative challenges.
    He also asked departments to improve efficiency and simplify procedures in order to attract investment and strengthen revenue generation.
    Finance Minister Payyavula Keshav, Chief Secretary G Sai Prasad, Principal Secretary Finance Piyush Kumar, and other senior officials attended the meeting.
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