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  • VESIT students break new ground with chip design selected for Semicon India 2025

    The Mumbai-based institute’s work, built under the Chips to Startup programme and fabricated at SCL Mohali, became part of India’s semiconductor showcase in Bengaluru attended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi

    Student engineers from Vivekanand Education Society’s Institute of Technology (VESIT) have entered uncharted territory for a private college in Maharashtra. Their indigenously designed integrated circuit was among the projects featured at Semicon India 2025, the country’s flagship platform for semiconductor self-reliance.
    The chip, a Programmable Gate Array Integrated Circuit (PGA IC), was developed under the Government of India’s Chips to Startup (C2S) programme and fabricated at the Semiconductor Laboratory (SCL), Mohali, using 180 nm CMOS technology. It is one of the first designs from a private autonomous institute in the state to move from classroom research into national-level demonstration.

    Faculty members at VESIT said the project was carried out by a student team working under the mentorship of the electronics department. The design, they explained, is aimed at bridging the gap between theoretical learning and practical semiconductor development, a gap that is often only filled at IITs or public research institutions.
    The Bengaluru event, inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, highlighted India’s ambition to grow its domestic chip ecosystem and reduce import dependence. For VESIT, inclusion in the showcase marks recognition that private colleges can contribute directly to this mission.

    The institute, affiliated with the University of Mumbai but operating as an autonomous entity, described the opportunity as proof of what student-led innovation can achieve when supported by national programmes like C2S.
    Observers in the semiconductor community said the appearance of VESIT at Semicon India signals a widening of the base of talent contributing to chip design in India a field where the country has strength in design talent but limited fabrication success.

    As the global race for semiconductor independence intensifies, the recognition of a student-built chip from Mumbai is being seen as both symbolic and practical: symbolic because it widens India’s innovation base, practical because it encourages more private institutes to enter the domain.
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  • From City Streets to Himalayan Heights: Ampere Nexus Shows India What an Electric Scooter Can Really Do

    The 425 km ride from Chandigarh to Shipki La ended just 200 metres from the Line of Control, turning a two wheeler into a symbol of clean mobility, national pride, and border tourism

    When an electric scooter leaves the comfort of city streets and climbs into the thin air of the Himalayas, it carries more than a battery. It carries a question: can India’s clean mobility story stretch beyond urban commutes into the nation’s toughest terrains?
    This week, that question found an answer. The Ampere Nexus, developed by Greaves Electric Mobility, completed a demanding expedition from Chandigarh to the Shipki La Pass in Himachal Pradesh’s Kinnaur Valley, climbing to an altitude of 13,200 feet and stopping barely 200 metres short of the Line of Control.

    The three day journey covered 425 kilometres of mountain roads through Shimla, Reckong Peo and Pooh before the final ascent. The ride was flagged off on August 9 and culminated on August 12, on the eve of India’s 79th Independence Day.
    On arrival, the riders were greeted by jawans of the Indian Army, who invited them to participate in a flag hoisting ceremony at the border outpost. The moment fused national pride with a powerful demonstration of technological confidence. An electric scooter built for everyday movement had just reached one of the country’s highest passes.

    The expedition has also been formally acknowledged by the India Book of Records, which certified the Ampere Nexus as the first electric two wheeler to reach Shipki La. But the symbolism went far beyond a record. For Greaves Electric Mobility, it was about proving that clean transport can move from India’s urban centres to its most remote frontiers.
    The Ampere Nexus is no stranger to endurance rides. In 2024, it was ridden from Kashmir to Kanyakumari, an event that positioned it as more than just a city scooter. The Shipki La climb reinforces that reputation. It has proven to be durable, adaptable, and able to keep moving in extreme environments where both man and machine are tested.

    Vikas Singh, Managing Director of Greaves Electric Mobility, described it as a milestone not only for the brand but for India’s EV movement. He noted that the ride underlines how electric mobility can support initiatives like border tourism while standing as a symbol of resilience and innovation.
    For the EV sector in India, the significance lies in what this journey represents. Electric scooters are often marketed as urban solutions. The Ampere Nexus showed they can be border solutions too, carrying India’s green ambitions into the mountains and reminding us that the road to sustainability does not end at the city limits.
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  • From Campus to Catalyst: NIT Calicut Takes the Lead in Kerala’s Next Chapter of Scientific Access

    As the first I-STEM Catalyst Center, the institute will anchor national research tools in local hands, building pathways for startups, industry, and academia to work without infrastructure barriers

    National Institute of Technology Calicut has stepped into a pioneering role that places it at the intersection of national science policy and local innovation. At the flagship I-STEM outreach event, SAMAVESHA 11, held on campus from August 5 to 6, the institute was formally announced as India’s first I-STEM Catalyst Center.
    The Indian Science, Technology and Engineering facilities Map (I-STEM), supported by the Office of the Principal Scientific Adviser to the Government of India, is designed to democratise access to publicly funded research infrastructure. By choosing NIT Calicut as its first Catalyst Center, I-STEM is anchoring its mission in a regional hub that will serve Kerala’s researchers, innovators, and industry players.

    Dr. Harilal Bhaskar, National Coordinator and Chief Operating Officer of I-STEM, described the Catalyst model as “living laboratories” – spaces that bring high-end tools, hands-on training, and collaborative projects directly to local users. The aim is to bridge the gap between world-class infrastructure and those who have the ideas but lack the facilities to execute them.
    The new role means NIT Calicut will act as a node for boosting the utilisation of advanced scientific equipment, increasing the visibility of underused resources, and enabling partnerships that span academia, industry, startups, and government bodies.

    Prof. Prasad Krishna, Director of NIT Calicut, called it a chance to narrow India’s scientific divide. “Becoming the first Catalyst Center gives us a responsibility to bring these capabilities to the grassroots,” he said. “It is about creating opportunities for collaboration and ensuring that world-class infrastructure serves the widest possible community.”
    Over two days, SAMAVESHA 11 showcased the institute’s research facilities, conducted equipment demonstrations, and trained participants on using the I-STEM portal for booking and managing access. Delegates included faculty, R&D organisations, startups, and innovators from across Kerala, signalling a broad base of engagement from the outset.
    With NIT Calicut now holding the role for Kerala, I-STEM plans to replicate the model across India, ensuring that access to science is no longer dictated by geography.

    About I-STEM
    The Indian Science, Technology and Engineering facilities Map is a national platform to list and provide open access to publicly funded R&D facilities, improving utilisation and fostering collaboration.
    About NIT Calicut
    National Institute of Technology Calicut is a premier engineering institution known for research excellence, technology development, and regional engagement, with a strong role in India’s STEM ecosystem.
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  • Paras Defence Enters Indigenous Era of Satellite Reflectors with HPS GmbH Alliance

    India’s homegrown aerospace leader and German deployable antenna expert partner exclusively to localize futuristic unfoldable reflector systems for space applications

    In a landmark development for India’s aerospace ecosystem, Paras Defence and Space Technologies Ltd. has entered into a Teaming Agreement with Germany-based High Performance Space Structure Systems GmbH (HPS GmbH) to co-develop deployable antenna reflector systems for advanced satellite applications. The collaboration is exclusive to the Indian region and marks one of the country’s earliest private sector efforts to build critical space communication infrastructure domestically.
    The systems under development will feature unfurlable reflectors, antennas that launch in a compact form and automatically expand once deployed in orbit. These reflectors are integral to next-generation satellite platforms that power high-speed internet, defence communication, real-time Earth imaging, and disaster response systems. Components covered in the agreement include reflector and arm assemblies, Hold-Down Release Mechanisms (HDRMs), deployment electronics, and thermal hardware.

    India has long relied on select international providers for these niche technologies. This collaboration changes that equation by enabling joint ownership of high-precision, mission-critical systems that had previously remained outside India’s manufacturing ecosystem.
    Amit Mahajan, Director at Paras Defence, emphasized the strategic relevance of the deal: “India’s space ambitions now demand more than access, they require ownership. This partnership fills a critical gap in our satellite infrastructure, and by building these systems within India, we are laying the foundation for scalable, sovereign space platforms.”
    Paras Defence will serve as the primary partner for Indian customers, leveraging its expertise across optics, electronics, RF and microwave systems, and mechanical subsystems. HPS GmbH, with its deep portfolio in European and international space missions, will contribute design and integration support from Germany and may co-establish similar capabilities in India under a future joint venture.

    The partnership also grants Paras exclusive access to HPS technologies within India. Together, the two companies will pursue opportunities with Indian government space agencies, defence clients, and commercial satellite operators.
    This move comes at a time when India’s space economy is rapidly evolving. With the government encouraging greater private participation through reforms and sectoral liberalisation, collaborations like this position Indian firms to move up the value chain, from component suppliers to system integrators and technology co-owners.About Paras Defence and Space Technologies Ltd.

    Paras Defence is an Indian defence engineering firm delivering indigenously developed products across the aerospace, naval, land, and space sectors. Its operations span Optics & Optronics, Defence Electronics, EMP Protection, and Heavy Engineering. Paras is the only Indian manufacturer of submarine-grade Optronic Periscopes in Asia-Pacific and serves marquee clients including DRDO, ISRO, BEL, and international OEMs.
    About HPS GmbH
    HPS GmbH, headquartered in Munich, is a European leader in deployable satellite hardware. The company is known for its work on large antenna systems for space missions across Europe and has extensive capabilities in design, testing, and system integration.Published by Prittle Prattle News – featuring you virtuously
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  • Google Cloud, AWS, AccelByte, GameRefinery, AppMagic & Lysto Join KRAFTON India’s KIGI Program

    The global technology platforms now partner with KRAFTON India to deliver cloud, backend, analytics, and playtesting infrastructure for early-stage game studios in India

    KRAFTON India has formalized collaborations with a group of global technology and analytics platforms to support studios participating in its KRAFTON India Gaming Incubator (KIGI) initiative. These collaborators include Google Cloud, Amazon Web Services (AWS), AccelByte, GameRefinery, AppMagic, and Lysto.
    Through this initiative, KIGI-backed gaming startups will now receive access to cloud credits, infrastructure, backend platforms, feature analytics, playtesting services, and startup-specific technical support to help them build, test, and scale games more efficiently.

    Google Cloud provides infrastructure credits, office hours, startup support managers, and one-year access to Google Workspace Business Plus for new signups. AWS offers a scalable suite of cloud tools including computing, storage, and deployment support.
    AccelByte offers backend integration with cross-platform play, data storage, monetization, matchmaking, and other features vital to modern game development, removing the need for internal LiveOps or server teams.
    GameRefinery, a Liftoff company, brings mobile game feature-level analytics across over 100,000 games, helping studios benchmark engagement, revenue strategies, and update impact. AppMagic complements this with competitive market data and intelligence, supporting planning and user acquisition decisions.
    Lysto offers global player research and playtesting support, with structured testing for concepts, live titles, and prototypes. Their panel of over 1 million gamers allows targeted feedback across geographies and demographics.

    Anuj Sahani, Head of KRAFTON India Gaming Incubator, said: “We’re proud to provide our KIGI startups access to some of the world’s most advanced tools and platforms through these partnerships. These collaborations will dramatically reduce development cycles, improve scalability, and empower founders to focus more on creative innovation rather than operational hurdles.”

    Sean Hyunil Sohn, CEO of KRAFTON India, added: “KIGI reflects our long-term commitment to building India as a global gaming hub. These tools elevate the technical foundation of each startup and fuel their ambition to think bigger, build faster, and reach wider audiences.”
    Launched in 2023, the KRAFTON India Gaming Incubator offers mentorship, product development guidance, grants between $50,000 and $150,000, and access to global resources. KIGI has supported startups from cities including Madurai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Mumbai, and Delhi.
    With these collaborations, KIGI aims to help Indian gaming startups build globally competitive, high-quality games with fewer technical and financial barriers.

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  • Rosmerta Wins ₹109.15 Cr Contract for 6 Automated Testing Stations in Maharashtra

    Gondia, Jalgaon, Nandurbar, Ratnagiri, Beed, and Chiplun to get BOOT model ATS under state transport upgrade

    Rosmerta Group has secured a ₹109.15 crore contract to establish six state-of-the-art Automated Testing Stations (ATS) across Maharashtra. The project, awarded under a Build-Own-Operate-Transfer (BOOT) model in partnership with the State Transport Department, will deploy advanced vehicle testing facilities in Gondia, Jalgaon, Nandurbar, Ratnagiri, Beed, and Chiplun over the next five years. The initiative marks a major step forward in Maharashtra’s push for standardized, tech-driven vehicle fitness assessment infrastructure aligned with Chapter XI of the Central Motor Vehicle Rules (CMVR).
    Each ATS will feature fully automated systems capable of evaluating vehicle roadworthiness with enhanced accuracy, transparency, and efficiency. The new centres are expected to significantly reduce manual testing errors, streamline compliance protocols, and bring consistent safety standards to regions that have traditionally lacked modern testing infrastructure.

    Mr. Kartick Nagpal, President of Rosmerta Group, stated, “We are honoured to partner with the State Transport Department of Maharashtra to bring world-class, technology-driven Automated Testing Stations to the state under the BOOT model. These centres will enhance road safety by making vehicle fitness testing more precise, transparent, and accessible, especially in regions where such infrastructure has been limited.”

    The Maharashtra ATS agreement is a key component of Rosmerta’s broader roadmap, which includes a ₹400 crore investment to build 21 ATS across the state. The company’s ongoing pilot and commercial programs, commissioned under the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH), have successfully processed over 500,000 vehicle tests to date.

    Rosmerta Technologies Limited, a pioneer in Indian mobility infrastructure, holds a dominant 50% market share in High-Security Registration Plates (HSRP), making it the second-largest global HSRP manufacturer and India’s largest. The company also leads multiple allied verticals such as Intelligent Transport Management Systems, Automated Driving Testing Tracks, Vehicle Scrapping Facilities, IoT-based Transport Solutions, and Smart Card-based licensing and registration services.
    The company’s Surakshit Safar initiative underscores its ESG-driven mission to improve Indian road safety through integrated, sustainable, and digitally enabled solutions.

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  • Omspace Secures $3M Pre-Seed Funding to Build India’s Indigenous Satellite Launch Vehicle

    EDII-incubated startup to accelerate Infinity One development for 350 kg payloads to 800 km LEO by 2028

    Omspace Rocket & Exploration Private Limited, an Ahmedabad-based aerospace startup incubated at CrAdLE, the business incubator at the Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India (EDII), has secured $3 million in pre-seed funding from a family office and an angel investor. The funding will enable the startup to accelerate development of Infinity One, its modular satellite launch vehicle designed to deliver 350 kg payloads to altitudes of up to 800 km in Low Earth Orbit (LEO), marking a strategic leap in India’s indigenous space-tech ecosystem.
    Founded in 2020 by Dr. Ravindra Raj Binod Mistri, Mr. Maulik Mota, and Ms. Stutika Padamshali, Omspace is headquartered in Ahmedabad with an international branch in Dubai under OSRE FZC. The company’s mission is to democratise space access for small and nano satellites through reusable, cost-efficient launch platforms tailored to emerging market needs.

    With this funding, Omspace plans to complete final prototyping and initiate test launch campaigns for Infinity One. The capital will also support the hiring of specialized R&D talent and upgrades to its manufacturing infrastructure and ground operations systems.
    CrAdLE, the Centre for Advancing & Launching Enterprises at EDII, has provided Omspace with strategic mentoring, technical validation, and business planning support throughout its incubation. Backed by the Department of Science and Technology, Government of India, CrAdLE is known for nurturing deep-tech ventures across manufacturing, healthcare, food processing, and renewable energy.

    Dr. Ravindra Raj Mistri, Co-Founder of Omspace, said, “This funding is a major milestone in our mission to democratise access to space from India. We are deeply thankful to CrAdLE and EDII for believing in our vision and enabling us with the resources, mentorship, and environment to take bold leaps.”
    Dr. Satya Ranjan Acharya, Director of CrAdLE, EDII, added, “We’re proud to support ventures like Omspace Rocket & Exploration that are pushing the boundaries of technology and placing India on the global space-tech map. Their journey reflects the potential of indigenous innovation backed by the right ecosystem.”
    As India’s private space-tech ecosystem evolves, Omspace joins a new generation of startups building scalable and affordable launch solutions to reduce the nation’s reliance on foreign deployment options. The company aims for its first commercial launch in January 2028.

    About Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India (EDII)
    The Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India (EDII), Ahmedabad, is an autonomous and not-for-profit institute established in 1983 with the support of apex financial institutions including IDBI Bank Ltd., IFCI Ltd., ICICI Bank Ltd., and State Bank of India (SBI). EDII is recognised as a Centre of Excellence by the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, Government of India.
    About Omspace Rocket & Exploration Pvt. Ltd.
    Omspace Rocket and Exploration Pvt. Ltd., based in Ahmedabad, is developing cost-effective, reusable launch vehicles for small and nano satellites. Its UAE branch, OSRE FZC, facilitates global outreach. With Infinity One, the company aims to become a leading player in India’s emerging private space sector.
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  • BenQ ZOWIE XL2586X+ Launches in India With 600Hz Refresh Rate

    ZOWIE’s XL-X+ Series enters India with DyAc 2 tech, priced at ₹94,990 for competitive FPS gamers

     BenQ India has officially launched the ZOWIE XL2586X+, a 600Hz native refresh rate gaming monitor purpose-built for FPS professionals. Positioned as the newest addition to the XL-X+ Series, the display features DyAc 2 motion clarity technology, an enhanced Fast-TN panel, and auto-configuring game profiles. With a price point of ₹94,990, the XL2586X+ is now available across Amazon India, the ZOWIE E-store, and select gaming retailers.
    The monitor introduces a new standard in high-refresh-rate displays, surpassing the previous 540Hz benchmark without relying on overclocking. With native 600Hz performance, the XL2586X+ offers ultra-smooth transitions and unparalleled motion feedback, ideal for fast-paced first-person shooters and tournament-level play.

    At the core of the XL2586X+ is ZOWIE’s latest Fast-TN panel technology, engineered to reduce ghosting and improve liquid crystal conductivity. The inclusion of a vivid color film improves color output by 35% over traditional TN panels, ensuring enemies and in-game cues stand out without compromising speed.
    DyAc 2, ZOWIE’s proprietary motion blur reduction system, now uses dual backlight architecture for enhanced clarity. This upgrade allows players to reduce visual noise, track enemies more effectively, and maintain focus during rapid-fire gameplay scenarios.
    Adding to its performance-driven design is Auto Game Mode powered by XL Setting to Share™. This feature auto-adjusts display configurations depending on the content displayed, eliminating the need for manual tweaks between games and programs.

    Ergonomically, the XL2586X+ features a precision-bearing height adjustment system that locks into position without wobble, catering to both at-home users and competitive LAN setups.
    “The XL2586X+ represents ZOWIE’s commitment to supporting eSports athletes with display technology that delivers real-world impact, not just spec-sheet hype,” said Rajeev Singh, Managing Director, BenQ India & South Asia. “From 600Hz refresh rate to DyAc 2, it’s a tool designed to elevate decision-making, speed, and focus in FPS environments.”
    The XL2586X+ is available at a launch price of ₹94,990 through Amazon India, the ZOWIE India E-store, and select partner retailers.

    About ZOWIE
    ZOWIE is a professional gaming gear brand from BenQ, shaped by direct input from competitive FPS players around the world. Its XL Series has undergone more than a decade of real-time testing and feedback, making it one of the most trusted monitor lines for eSports professionals.
    About BenQ Group
    The BenQ Group is a $25+ billion enterprise operating across more than 30 countries with nearly 20 independent companies. With a workforce of over 100,000, it leads in display tech, green energy, system integration, IC design, and more. Key companies include BenQ Corporation, AU Optronics, Qisda, Darfon Electronics, and BenQ Medical Technology.
    To learn more about the XL2586X+, visit
    https://zowie.benq.com/en-us/monitor/xl2586x-plus.html
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  • IGX trades record 24.5 million MMBtu in Q1FY26; gas prices fall 7% YoY in June 2025

     Despite geopolitical disruptions, IGX marks milestone with 560 trades in Q1FY26 and launches its first 6-month Long Duration Contract; GIXI benchmark price softens on power sector demand slump.

    The Indian Gas Exchange (IGX) reported record-breaking performance in the first quarter of FY26, trading 24.5 million MMBtu (619 MMSCM) of natural gas, up 109% year-on-year and 22% quarter-on-quarter. The momentum was partly driven by the execution of its first-ever trade in a 6-month Long Duration Contract (LDC), marking a significant milestone for India’s gas trading ecosystem.
    In June 2025 alone, IGX traded 4 million MMBtu (101 MMSCM), a decline of 8% YoY and 14% MoM due to reduced demand from the power generation sector. A total of 130 trades were executed across all contract types. The most liquid contract was Monthly, followed by Day-Ahead, Weekly, and Fortnightly agreements.

    The Indian Gas Index (GIXI) for June 2025 settled at ₹989 or $11.5/MMBtu, down 7% YoY and 3% MoM. This price softness reflected lower industrial offtake, despite global gas benchmarks showing strength. The Dutch TTF benchmark stood at $12.4/MMBtu, WIM (ex-Dahej) at $14/MMBtu, and US Henry Hub at $3.7/MMBtu.
    Regionally, GIXI-West was ₹999 or $11.6/MMBtu, higher than the all-India average. GIXI-East and South were down 5% and 4% respectively, impacted by transmission tariffs and tax variances. GIXI-Dahej was ₹981 or $11.4/MMBtu, trading at an 11% discount compared to WIM-Ex Dahej.

    During June, 78% of traded volumes were from the free market segment, while 22% came from domestic HPHT gas at ceiling price (₹863 or $10.04/MMBtu). Around 10.7 MMSCM of domestically produced gas was traded from delivery points including Bokaro (CBM), KG Basin, and ONGC Hazira.
    Exchange deliveries during the month stood at approximately 6 million MMBtu (~5 MMSCMD). The most active delivery points were Dahej and Mallavaram. Other notable hubs included Jaya, Mhaskal, KG Basin, Bokaro, Bhadbhut, and Hazira.

    In Q1FY26, IGX executed a total of 560 trades, with Monthly contracts accounting for 74% of total volume, followed by Day-Ahead and Weekly contracts. The 6-month LDC accounted for 2% of volumes, affirming growing appetite for structured long-term contracts. Gadimoga emerged as the top delivery point with 50% share, followed by Dahej at 16%.
    IGX currently enables trading at 21 delivery points, comprising 6 LNG terminals, 12 domestic field landfall points, and 3 pipeline interconnection nodes. Contracts include Intraday, Day-Ahead, Daily, Weekly, Fortnightly, and Monthly (up to 12 months), along with Long Duration Contracts of 3 and 6 months. Trades are benchmarked against GIXI, JKM®, WIM®, and Dated Brent®.
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