Jaipur: Professor Anil Sahasrabudhe, chairperson of National Board of Accreditation (NBA), while giving a lecture at Central University of Rajasthan (CURAJ) on Thursday said that in the next 25 years, India will be the number 1 nation in innovation.
“In India, innovation and fast learning is in our genes as here an illiterate also knows how to innovate. India will be the most innovative nation,” he said. TNN
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“In India, innovation and fast learning is in our genes as here an illiterate also knows how to innovate. India will be the most innovative nation,” he said. TNN
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Bring innovation mindset to secure the world
As part of Cybersecurity Awareness Month, three technologists from Sophos India share their career paths and advice for aspiring tech professionals. Geetha Ramanan, Director of Software Development and Network Security, highlights the evolution of cybersecurity from securing perimeters to more advanced defense mechanisms. Meghana Darshan, Senior Channel Manager, emphasizes the importance of understanding market demand and networking. Puja Mahendru, Director of Marketing Communications, encourages women in tech to be confident and not be intimidated in the male-dominated industry.
As part of Cybersecurity Awareness Month, three technologists from Sophos India share their career paths and advice for aspiring tech professionals. Geetha Ramanan, Director of Software Development and Network Security, highlights the evolution of cybersecurity from securing perimeters to more advanced defense mechanisms. Meghana Darshan, Senior Channel Manager, emphasizes the importance of understanding market demand and networking. Puja Mahendru, Director of Marketing Communications, encourages women in tech to be confident and not be intimidated in the male-dominated industry.
India and Sweden celebrate 10th innovation day with a focus on ‘accelerating green growth’
India and Sweden celebrated the 10th India Sweden Innovation Day, focusing on “Accelerating Green Growth.” The event brought together over 370 participants, including policymakers, industry leaders, and researchers. Both countries reaffirmed their commitment to sustainable innovation and addressing global challenges. The partnership between India and Sweden aims to achieve net-zero emissions and advance green technologies. Sweden’s innovation prowess complements India’s growth and talent pool. The event recognized the opportunity for a comprehensive alliance between the two countries to drive transformative change globally.
India and Sweden celebrated the 10th India Sweden Innovation Day, focusing on “Accelerating Green Growth.” The event brought together over 370 participants, including policymakers, industry leaders, and researchers. Both countries reaffirmed their commitment to sustainable innovation and addressing global challenges. The partnership between India and Sweden aims to achieve net-zero emissions and advance green technologies. Sweden’s innovation prowess complements India’s growth and talent pool. The event recognized the opportunity for a comprehensive alliance between the two countries to drive transformative change globally.
Global honour for Pune-based surgeon for innovation in robot-assisted surgery
Four Indian robotic surgeons, Dr. Aditya Kulkarni, Dr. Sandeep Nayak, Dr. Somashekhar SP, and Dr. Suhas Masilamani, have won top honors at the KS global robotic surgery innovation competition. The competition, organized by the Vattikuti Foundation, received 141 entries from 14 countries. Dr. Nayak was recognized for his innovative approach to removing thyroid tumors using minimally invasive robotic surgery, while Dr. Kulkarni presented a case of successfully operating on a patient with Median Arcuate Ligament (MAL) syndrome. The awards were presented at the annual academic symposium by the Vattikuti Foundation.
Four Indian robotic surgeons, Dr. Aditya Kulkarni, Dr. Sandeep Nayak, Dr. Somashekhar SP, and Dr. Suhas Masilamani, have won top honors at the KS global robotic surgery innovation competition. The competition, organized by the Vattikuti Foundation, received 141 entries from 14 countries. Dr. Nayak was recognized for his innovative approach to removing thyroid tumors using minimally invasive robotic surgery, while Dr. Kulkarni presented a case of successfully operating on a patient with Median Arcuate Ligament (MAL) syndrome. The awards were presented at the annual academic symposium by the Vattikuti Foundation.
