The central government has revoked its earlier directive that required mobile manufacturers to pre-install the Sanchar Saathi app on new devices. In a statement, the Ministry of Communications announced that it will not make the pre-installation of the app mandatory for all manufacturers due to its growing acceptance. India revoked its order on Sanchar Saathi

India telecom ministry has instructed smartphone manufacturers to pre-install a government-run cybersecurity app on all new devices, as per order. This action raises concerns about data privacy and user consent in one of the largest handset markets in the world. India government mandate Sanchar Saathi app installation The Ministry of Communications issued the order and

Recently, Google Meet Down and face a major service disruption. According to the outage tracking website, there has been a sharp increase in user reports, with nearly 2,000 complaints logged about connectivity issues. 66% users affected after Google Meet Down Data shows the breakdown of the ongoing Google Meet disruption in India. Most frustrated users,

Elon Musk has announced plans for his AI startup xAI to partner with Saudi Arabia’s state-backed AI venture Humain to build a massive 500-megawatt data center in the kingdom, powered by Nvidia chips. Largest Saudi Investments with xAI partnership This project is one of the largest Saudi investments in AI infrastructure to date. It highlights

Google has launched Gemini 3, its latest foundation model. It is now available through the Gemini app and AI search. This update arrives just seven months after Gemini 2.5, putting Google at the forefront of the competition for the most capable AI system today. The timing is significant, coming just days after OpenAI released GPT

The Embassy of India in Abu Dhabi has announced a new passport system that will provide e-passports with embedded chips to all Indian nationals in the UAE starting October 28, 2025. The new Passport Seva Programme, called GPSP 2.0. The Passport Seva 2.0 marks a significant improvement in passport services for the Indian expatriate community.

Elon Musk launched Grokipedia, an AI-powered version of Wikipedia. The online encyclopedia, which started on Monday, October 27, aims to remove what Musk refers to as “the propaganda” found on Wikipedia, according to a post on his X social media site. It takes its name from Grok, the AI chatbot behind Musk’s xAI startup. Grokipedia