Author: Senjuti Bhattacharya

Senjuti Bhattacharya

India Becomes Second-Largest Data Centre Market Asia

India has emerged as the second-largest data centre market in the Asia Pacific region, marking a major milestone in the country’s fast-expanding digital economy. The development reflects India’s growing importance as a global technology hub and its rising appeal for large-scale infrastructure and data-driven investments. According to a report by Cushman & Wakefield cited by the India Brand Equity Foundation (IBEF), India’s data centre capacity has grown rapidly over recent years. This expansion has been fueled by strong demand for cloud services, artificial intelligence applications, and the increasing use of data-intensive technologies across industries. The report highlights that India’s competitive…

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Who is Pia Dandiya Indian-American running for Congress

Indian-American educator and policy professional Pia Dandiya has shifted her US Congressional campaign to Florida’s newly redrawn 22nd District, marking a strategic move as she enters a competitive open-seat race. Previously running in Florida’s 21st District, Dandiya has now repositioned her campaign following a mid-decade redistricting plan that reshaped several congressional boundaries across the state. The redistricting, approved under Governor Ron DeSantis, transformed the 22nd District into a closely contested swing seat in South Florida, making it one of the most closely watched races in the upcoming election cycle. According to reports from the American Bazaar, the shift has intensified…

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Lisa Curtis Only Trump can fully restore India-US ties

Former senior White House official Lisa Curtis believes US Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s recent trip to India helped prevent further strain in relations between Washington and New Delhi, although she argued that only President Donald Trump can fully restore confidence between the two strategic partners. Curtis, who previously served as Deputy Assistant to the President and Senior Director for South and Central Asia at the National Security Council during Trump’s first administration, said Rubio’s visit acted as a temporary fix rather than a long-term solution. Speaking during an interview with IANS, she explained that the diplomatic outreach was…

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Google Executive Joins GS1 US Leadership Board

Google technology executive Senthil Subramanian has been elected to the Board of Governors of GS1 US, joining a leadership group responsible for guiding standards and innovation across global supply chains, retail systems, and digital commerce networks. Subramanian currently serves as principal engineer and area technical lead at Google, where he oversees the company’s Shopping Graph platform. The system powers shopping-related experiences across multiple Google products, including Search, YouTube, and advertising services. His responsibilities involve ensuring the accuracy, scale, quality, and real-time freshness of extensive product and offer data used by consumers around the world. His appointment comes at a time…

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UC Student Wins Prize With AI Legal Platform

A computer science junior at the University of California, Santa Cruz, Hari Raghavan, has earned first place in the technology category at the 2026 Santa Cruz Launchpad business competition. His achievement came with a $5,000 prize, awarded for his innovative AI-driven project called Standby, which focuses on improving access to legal assistance for incarcerated individuals and the organizations that support them. Standby is designed as a phone-based artificial intelligence system that functions as a legal support tool. It allows individuals in correctional facilities to interact with AI-powered voice assistants to receive simplified explanations of legal rights, bail procedures, and criminal…

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Indian Army K9 Units Shine At PRAGATI Exercise

During the high-intensity multinational military exercise PRAGATI 2026 held in Meghalaya, Indian Army canine units played a standout role by demonstrating their specialised operational capabilities alongside armed forces personnel from 12 friendly nations. The exercise highlighted the growing importance of trained military dogs as force multipliers in modern warfare scenarios. According to defence spokesperson Lt Col Mahendra Rawat, the K9 units trained jointly with international troops, reinforcing interoperability and coordination in complex tactical environments. These trained dogs contributed significantly in roles such as explosive detection, tracking of hostile elements, and intervention support during simulated combat situations. The demonstration featured several…

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Veda Vyas Sai Anumula Shapes US Badminton Growth

Indian national badminton player and coach Veda Vyas Sai Anumula is steadily becoming a significant influence in the expanding United States badminton ecosystem. With a blend of competitive experience, advanced coaching skills, and sports management knowledge, he is contributing to the development of structured training systems and emerging talent in the country. Anumula previously reached a peak junior ranking of India No. 2 in 2015 and remained among the top 10 national players by 2017. During his playing career, he earned seven national-level medals, establishing himself as a technically strong and tactically aware athlete before shifting his focus toward coaching…

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US-India Partnership Expands Global Child Nutrition Mission

A major humanitarian partnership between a leading American anti-hunger organization and India-focused social welfare groups is set to expand school nutrition initiatives across India and several developing countries. The collaboration aims to address child hunger through stronger international cooperation, with leaders describing the issue as a challenge that can be solved through collective action. The initiative was showcased during a special gathering in Washington hosted by Share Our Strength and One World One Family Mission. The event brought together philanthropists, entrepreneurs, chefs, and social impact leaders to discuss innovative ways to improve access to nutritious meals for children and strengthen…

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India Digital Economy Could Reach Twenty Percent GDP

India’s digital economy is projected to contribute nearly 20% of the country’s gross domestic product by 2030, according to National Critical Information Infrastructure Protection Centre Director General M. U. Nair. Speaking at a cybersecurity focused event, he highlighted the rapid expansion of India’s digital ecosystem and its growing influence on the nation’s economic future. Nair stated that the widespread adoption of digital public infrastructure, rising internet penetration, and increasing use of advanced technologies are accelerating India’s digital transformation across industries. Initiatives such as Aadhaar, Unified Payments Interface, and broader digital public infrastructure systems have significantly changed how individuals, businesses, and…

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Indian American Founder Builds Million Dollar Ice Cream Brand

Indian American entrepreneur Pooja Bavishi has successfully turned a homemade dessert idea into a thriving multi million dollar business by bringing Indian inspired flavors into the mainstream American ice cream market. Her company, Malai, has gained recognition for blending traditional Indian ingredients with premium frozen desserts, helping the brand stand out in the competitive food industry. Founded in 2015, Malai recorded approximately 2.8 million dollars in revenue during 2025 and recently became profitable after years of expansion and steady business growth. The company now operates four stores across New York, Philadelphia, and Washington, D.C., while also growing its online and…

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