The Embassy of India in Washington, D.C. is set to host an orientation session for Indian students preparing to begin studies at American universities, covering academic transition, consular support and recent US immigration developments.
Dr. Kedar S. Mate, a Harvard-trained physician and chief medical officer of Qualified Health AI, has been appointed to the Board of Directors of Blue Shield of California, the nonprofit health plan serving more than six million members.
Purdue's Vijay Raghunathan and Georgia Tech's Visvesh Sathe are among 10 academics named to Intel's 2025 Outstanding Researcher Awards, recognising work on heterogeneous AI computing and thermal management in advanced chips.
Lone Star College-CyFair has named a conference room after the Wadhwani family in recognition of a gift that will support nursing education and equipment at the Cypress, Texas campus, extending a long relationship between the Indian-American philanthropic family and the college.
San Francisco-based Discovered Materials, founded by IIT Madras alumni Advaith Sridhar and Akash Ramdas, has raised $9 million in seed funding led by Lightspeed India Partners to build AI agents that discover new materials for overheating AI chips.
A federal judge in New York has dismissed all criminal charges against Gautam Adani, his nephew Sagar Adani and executive Vneet Jaain with prejudice, closing a nearly two-year prosecution as the conglomerate finalises an $18 million civil settlement with the SEC.
Early-stage VC firm Aum Ventures has raised Rs 225 crore toward its Rs 750 crore India Innovation Fund II, with over 65% of commitments from international LPs, targeting pre-seed and seed deeptech startups in space, semiconductors, AI and defence.
What began as an internal customer-support tool for Zomato has evolved into Nugget, Eternal's standalone enterprise AI platform now closing roughly one deal a week with private banks, insurers, D2C brands and even rival Swiggy.
King's College London has opened its third annual round of Vice-Chancellor's Awards for India-domiciled postgraduate students, offering £5,000 fee reductions to up to 40 applicants for the September 2026 intake, building on a scheme that has already supported 60 students since 2024.
TalentCorp's new MyHeart Global Connect council, unveiled in Singapore, targets Malaysia's global diaspora at large — a population that includes a substantial ethnic-Indian Malaysian community — as part of a national talent-retention strategy.