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  India is set to introduce an official Caller Name Presentation (CNAP) system that will display verified caller names during phone calls—without requiring internet access. The initiative, led by the Department of Telecommunications (DoT), aims to enhance transparency and curb spam and fraud calls across networks.  Unlike third-party apps, CNAP will be integrated directly into telecom infrastructure, showing the caller’s registered name as per KYC records. This move marks a major step toward improving call authenticity and user safety in India’s growing mobile ecosystem.

  Reliance Jio and Google have partnered to offer a major tech benefit for India’s youth. Starting October 30, Jio users aged 18 to 25 with unlimited 5G plans will receive free 18-month access to Google Gemini Pro , worth ₹35,100.  The offer aims to promote AI adoption among young digital users, giving them access to Google’s advanced generative AI tools for learning, productivity, and creativity. This initiative underscores Jio and Google’s ongoing collaboration to expand AI-driven digital empowerment in India’s fast-growing tech ecosystem.

  India is poised to become the world’s second-largest oil refining hub by 2035, according to Petroleum and Natural Gas Minister Hardeep Singh Puri. With major capacity expansions underway and continued investments in downstream infrastructure, India aims to strengthen its energy security and meet rising domestic demand.  Puri highlighted that the country’s refining capacity is projected to increase from the current 256 million tonnes per annum to over 450 million tonnes, positioning India just behind the United States. The minister emphasized that India’s energy transition strategy focuses on a balanced mix of traditional fuels and clean energy to support sustainable growth and global supply stability.

  Hyderabad-based Skyroot Aerospace is gearing up to make history by launching India’s first privately built commercial rocket within the next three months. The company, known for its Vikram series of launch vehicles, aims to boost India’s presence in the global space economy by offering affordable and flexible satellite launch options.  This milestone marks a major step in the country’s growing private space sector, following policy reforms that opened the industry to private players. Skyroot’s upcoming mission is expected to demonstrate India’s readiness for a new era of commercial space innovation and private sector leadership .

  The Adani Group has announced plans to establish a massive ₹84,000 crore coal-to-chemical (CTC) plant in Odisha, marking one of the largest industrial investments in the state. The proposed facility will convert coal into key chemicals such as methanol and urea, supporting India’s push toward self-reliance in the chemical and energy sectors.  The project is expected to generate thousands of direct and indirect jobs, boost regional industrial growth, and strengthen India’s downstream manufacturing capabilities.

  Google has leased 617,000 square feet of office space at Atrium Place in Gurugram, Haryana , marking one of the largest commercial real estate deals in recent months. The new space is expected to accommodate thousands of employees and strengthen the company’s presence in India’s rapidly growing tech hub. Industry experts say this move reflects Google’s continued investment in the Indian market, particularly as it expands its engineering, cloud, and AI operations across the country. The lease underscores Gurugram’s status as a key destination for global tech firms seeking top talent and modern infrastructure.

  Tech giant Google has leased 617,000 square feet of premium office space at Atrium Place in Gurugram, Haryana. The move marks one of the largest commercial real estate deals in the region this year, reflecting Google’s continued expansion of its India operations.  Located in the city’s bustling business district, the new office is expected to accommodate thousands of employees and support the company’s growing teams across engineering, sales, and support functions. The lease underscores Gurugram’s status as a key tech and corporate hub in North India.

  Dubai-based real estate giant Sobha Group has pledged Rs 100 crore to construct a world-class library in Amaravati, Andhra Pradesh. The initiative aims to provide students, researchers, and the public with access to modern learning resources and advanced facilities.  The library is expected to become a hub for knowledge, innovation, and cultural enrichment in the region, reflecting Amaravati’s vision as a center for education and development.

  The Uttar Pradesh government has announced plans to invest over ₹10,700 crore to develop India’s first Artificial Intelligence (AI) city in Lucknow.  The ambitious project aims to position the state as a national hub for cutting-edge technology, research, and innovation. The AI city will house advanced data centers, startup incubators, and research facilities, attracting global tech firms and fostering employment opportunities in the AI and digital sectors.

  Karnataka has unveiled plans for a world-class international cricket stadium with a massive capacity of 80,000 spectators, to be constructed at Indlavadi village on the outskirts of Bengaluru. The ambitious project, estimated at ₹2,350 crore, aims to elevate the state’s sports infrastructure and position Bengaluru as a premier global cricket destination.  The upcoming facility will feature state-of-the-art amenities, including advanced training centers, spectator-friendly designs, and eco-sustainable architecture. Once completed, it is expected to host major international tournaments and further boost Karnataka’s sporting ecosystem and tourism potential.

  Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw announced that India will develop and introduce next-generation Vande Bharat trains within the next 18 months , marking a major step in modernizing the country’s rail network. The upgraded models will feature improved passenger comfort, enhanced safety systems, and better energy efficiency. These trains are expected to set new benchmarks in speed, technology, and design—further strengthening India’s position as a global leader in indigenous rail innovation.

  India is set to host the 2030 Centenary Commonwealth Games , marking a historic milestone 100 years after the event’s inception. Ahmedabad has been recommended as the host city, recognized for its world-class infrastructure and successful record in organizing major sporting events.  If confirmed, this will be India’s first time hosting the Commonwealth Games since 2010, positioning the nation once again at the heart of global sports. The proposed venues, including the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Sports Complex, are expected to showcase India’s growing sports culture and organizational excellence.

  Abu Dhabi has claimed the top spot as the happiest city on Earth in 2025! With 99% of locals reporting high happiness, 96% praising the city’s positive vibe, and 93% feeling happier here than anywhere else, the UAE capital proves that luxury, culture, and community can perfectly blend with nature. Its walkable streets, vibrant cultural landmarks, and lush green spaces, including mangroves, make everyday life joyful for residents. From skyline strolls along the Corniche to exploring the Louvre Abu Dhabi, there’s no shortage of happy spots in the city. The UAE’s happiness streak continues with Dubai ranking #16, showcasing the nation’s commitment to safety, quality of life, and multicultural experiences. Residents enjoy world-class events, thriving arts, and seamless urban living across both cities. Globally, Colombia’s Medellín comes second, loved for its eternal spring weather, nightlife, and green credentials, while South Africa’s Cape Town lands third with its beaches, art, and...

  Tech giant Google has announced a landmark $15 billion investment to establish a cutting-edge AI Hub in Vishakapatnam, Andhra Pradesh . The initiative aims to strengthen India’s position as a global leader in artificial intelligence research, innovation, and digital infrastructure. CEO Sundar Pichai personally briefed Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the project, outlining plans to create thousands of high-skilled jobs and support AI-driven startups across the region. The Vishakapatnam hub will focus on AI ethics, sustainable tech, and digital skilling , aligning with the government’s Digital India and Make in India missions. The move is seen as one of the largest foreign tech investments in India’s emerging tech sector, signaling a new era of collaboration between Silicon Valley and Indian innovation.

  As a die-hard cricket fan, this moment hit me hard… Gautam Gambhir showed why he’s more than just a cricketing legend — he’s a true mentor and leader. Recently, when young pacer Harshit Rana faced harsh criticism from trolls and former players, Gautam didn’t shy away from the noise. Instead, he boldly defended his teammate, standing firm with words that reflected loyalty, fairness, and the real spirit of cricket. Gambhir’s defense wasn’t just about speaking up; it was a masterclass in mentorship. He emphasized that Rana’s rise is completely merit-based, earned through hard work and talent. By turning potential negativity into a rallying cry, Gautam inspired the next generation of cricketers to focus on their craft rather than the critics. In a world where public opinion can easily overshadow effort, Gautam Gambhir continues to remind us that true leadership lies in nurturing young talent, fostering team unity, and standing by those who earn their place on merit.

  The Philippines has announced visa-free entry for Indian nationals, allowing a stay of up to 14 days for tourism purposes. This new policy aims to boost tourism and strengthen ties between India and the Philippines. Eligible travelers must hold valid visas or residence permits from countries such as the United States, Japan, Australia, Canada, the Schengen Area, or the United Kingdom. The initiative is expected to encourage more Indian tourists to explore the Philippines’ popular destinations like Boracay, Cebu, and Palawan, contributing to the country’s growing tourism sector.

  External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar handed over five ambulances to Afghanistan’s Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi, marking another step in India’s ongoing humanitarian assistance to the Afghan people.  The donation is part of a larger commitment of 20 ambulances and essential medical equipment from India to support healthcare services in Afghanistan. This gesture underscores India’s long-standing commitment to the welfare and well-being of the Afghan people, reaffirming New Delhi’s focus on humanitarian aid, health support, and regional stability.

  The United Kingdom has announced a new defense agreement with India valued at ₹4,154 crore to supply advanced Lightweight Multirole Missiles (LMMs) . The missiles will be manufactured at the Thales facility in Belfast , reinforcing defense cooperation between the two nations. This landmark deal marks a significant step in strengthening India’s defense modernization efforts and the UK’s strategic defense exports. The LMMs, known for their precision and versatility, will enhance India’s naval and aerial strike capabilities, underscoring the deepening defense and industrial ties between New Delhi and London.

  India has reached a major milestone by achieving 125 gigawatts (GW) of installed solar energy capacity, making it the third-largest solar energy producer in the world , after China and the United States. This accomplishment highlights India’s rapid progress in renewable energy and its strong commitment to reducing carbon emissions. Over the past decade, India has expanded its solar infrastructure through large-scale solar parks, rooftop installations, and rural electrification projects. Government initiatives like the National Solar Mission , PLI (Production Linked Incentive) scheme , and solar park programs have been key drivers of this growth. With this achievement, India is moving steadily toward its 2030 target of 500 GW of renewable energy capacity , reaffirming its role as a global leader in clean energy transition and sustainable development.

  Prime Minister Narendra Modi has inaugurated India’s largest Greenfield airport project — the Navi Mumbai International Airport — marking a major milestone in the country’s aviation infrastructure. Built at a cost of ₹19,650 crore, the state-of-the-art airport is designed to ease congestion at Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport and boost regional connectivity. Equipped with advanced sustainability features, including solar power generation and rainwater harvesting systems, the project reflects India’s commitment to green growth and modern infrastructure development. The airport is expected to handle millions of passengers annually, positioning Navi Mumbai as a key aviation and business hub for the future.

  BSNL has introduced a breakthrough feature allowing users to make voice calls even without a traditional mobile network. The service leverages Wi-Fi Calling (VoWiFi) technology, enabling seamless connectivity through any Wi-Fi network when cellular signals are weak or unavailable.  This innovation is set to enhance communication in remote and rural areas, ensuring uninterrupted voice services across India. With this step, BSNL strengthens its commitment to digital inclusion and technological advancement in the telecom sector.

  India is set to construct its tallest dam at 278 meters in Dibang, Arunachal Pradesh. The Dibang Multipurpose Project aims to generate over 2,880 MW of hydroelectric power while providing flood control benefits. Once completed, it will surpass the height of the Tehri Dam, becoming a landmark in the country’s hydro-infrastructure. The project is expected to boost local development, improve connectivity, and strengthen India’s renewable energy capacity, though it has also raised environmental and social concerns that authorities are addressing through careful planning.

  Amaravati, the planned capital city of Andhra Pradesh, is set to receive a major boost with Malaysian firms announcing investment plans worth up to ₹10,000 crore over the next five years. The investments will focus on infrastructure, housing, and smart city development projects aimed at reviving Amaravati’s long-delayed urban vision. Officials said the Malaysian consortium is exploring partnerships with local developers and the Andhra Pradesh government to establish industrial parks, logistics hubs, and sustainable urban facilities. The move is expected to generate significant employment opportunities and position Amaravati as a key investment destination in South India.

  In a major boost to Hyderabad’s tourism and connectivity, the Telangana government has approved a ₹100 crore Sky Cable Car project that will link two of the city’s most iconic heritage sites — the Qutb Shahi Tombs and Golconda Fort. The project aims to enhance visitor experience while reducing road congestion between the two historic landmarks, located just 1.5 km apart. The cable car system will offer panoramic views of the Deccan landscape and the city’s royal past. Officials said the eco-friendly project will be developed through a public-private partnership model, ensuring minimal environmental impact and world-class safety standards. Once completed, the attraction is expected to become a major draw for both domestic and international tourists.

  The Maharashtra government has announced plans to build Asia’s largest hospital in Pune, which will be named after the legendary singer Lata Mangeshkar. The project aims to create a world-class healthcare hub, offering advanced medical facilities and research opportunities. With a vision to serve millions, the hospital will strengthen Maharashtra’s healthcare infrastructure and stand as a tribute to the “Nightingale of India.” Officials highlighted that the institution will not only cater to patients from across India but also position Pune as a key destination for medical tourism in Asia.

  Tata Group is set to establish India’s first private helicopter final assembly line for Airbus H125 helicopters in Vemagal, Karnataka . This marks a major step in boosting India’s aerospace manufacturing capabilities and advancing the government’s Make in India initiative. The facility will be responsible for assembling the Airbus H125, a versatile single-engine helicopter widely used for passenger transport, emergency medical services, disaster management, and aerial work. Once operational, the plant will not only cater to India’s growing civil aviation market but also support potential export demands. This partnership between Tata and Airbus reinforces India’s position as an emerging hub for aviation and defense production, creating jobs, enhancing local skill development, and reducing dependence on imports in the aerospace sector.