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IIIT-H Lab Offers Low-cost Fix For Chaotic Roads
At the recent TechForward seminar, Prof. C.V. Jawahar showcased how the Centre for Visual Information Technology (CVIT) at IIITH was building AI not just to detect, but anticipate road risks. “Most global models are trained on neat, rule-following traffic. That doesn’t help much in India,” Prof Jawahar explained. “Our goal is to build systems that work amid uncertainty, and on a phone, not just in a lab.”
Students Brave Heavy Rain to Protest Jantar Mantar Crackdown in Hyderabad
Students and activists gathered at People's Plaza and the Ambedkar Statue in Hyderabad despite heavy rain to protest the police crackdown at Delhi's Jantar Mantar and demand accountability over alleged examination paper leaks.
M.P. Nathanael | Custodial Deaths: A Growing Problem For Law-enforcing Agencies In India
R. Akash Delison, a Dalit youth, was arrested on March 5 for attempted murder by the Manamadurai police station in Tamil Nadu’s Sivaganga. After being brutally tortured in custody, he was shifted to Madurai’s Government Hospital, where he died on March 8. In his statement to a judicial magistrate, he said he was brutally tortured by placing stones below his knee and ankle and hit on the legs with iron rods. The autopsy report showed 24 injuries. When his parents refused to accept the body until the policemen responsible were arrested, the state cremated his body on June 17. The CB-CID is investigating and six policemen were suspended
DC Edit | Amid Huge Challenges, Will Burnham Deliver As UK PM?
The sudden rise of Mr Burnham, formerly mayor of Manchester, came with a by-election in Macclesfield that was a must-win for him to get back to London and national politics as his party’s choice of leader. He will also face the task at some point of keeping the rising Reform Party at bay if Labour, one of the top two parties of traditional British politics along with the Tories, is to call general elections though it is just two years since Mr Starmer helped Labour storm parliament at the expense of the Tories and their six pro-Brexit PMs
REFLECTIONS | Will Burnham, As PM, End ‘Roller-coaster’ UK Politics? | Sunanda K. Datta-Ray
All this underlines Britain’s need for a massive building programme. Some 134,000 households, comprising 350,000 people, are in temporary accommodation; 1.3 million households languish on housing waiting lists. The housing benefit bill has rocketed to more than £36 billion. Around 400,000 houses were being built annually in the 1960s heyday of council house building, in contrast to just over 12,000 in 2025
