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Big Tech, Cloud & Semiconductors 03 Oct 2026, 05:23 AM IST

New York’s Free Battery Program Shows How Cities Can Keep Window ACs Running in Heat Waves

A free battery program in New York City is giving apartment residents a practical way to keep window air conditioners running during outages and peak demand periods, highlighting a fast-growing intersection of urban resilience, consumer hardware, and distributed energy storage. The initiative, backed by Every Electric, is also winning an unusual form of approval from household cats, which appear to favor the quiet, compact batteries as much as their owners do.

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Agriculture & Rural Economy1h ago

Karnataka Announces Rs 2,500 Input Subsidy for Drought-Hit Farmers as Relief Push Begins

Karnataka will provide Rs 2,500 in input subsidy to each drought-hit farmer as immediate relief, Deputy Chief Minister G Parameshwara said on Friday, in a move expected to benefit 45-50 lakh farmers and cost the state about Rs 1,250 crore. The government said further assistance will depend on the Centre's response and the final assessment of drought losses, which the state estimates could exceed Rs 40,000 crore.

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Automotive, EVs & Mobility5h ago

India's V2V Push Is Forcing Automakers to Test for Chaos Before Cars Hit the Road

India's proposed October 2028 mandate for Vehicle-to-Vehicle and Vehicle-to-Everything communication is accelerating a major shift in how automakers design and validate connected safety systems. With road conditions that include two-wheelers weaving through traffic, unmarked intersections and unpredictable obstacles, simulation is emerging as the safest way to prove these systems can work in the real world.

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Startups & Venture Capital6h ago

IIT Madras sets bold startup target: 1,000 ventures by 2032, with one IPO a month in sight

IIT Madras has unveiled an ambitious long-term startup roadmap, aiming to nurture about 1,000 startups by 2032 and see at least one of them go public every month, Director Prof. V. Kamakoti said. The institute said it has already incubated 583 startups with a combined valuation of Rs 83,000 crore, underscoring its growing role as one of India's most influential deep-tech and entrepreneurship hubs.

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National Governance & Policy8h ago

China's Local Governments Race to Turn AI Video Into a New Industrial Engine

China is rapidly transforming AI-generated video from a niche creative tool into a state-backed industry, with cities from Shenzhen to Beijing offering subsidies, cheap rent and computing support to lure filmmakers and startups. The push mirrors Beijing's broader industrial policy model, but early signs of overcapacity and falling prices suggest the sector may soon face the same pressures that have hit other heavily subsidized industries.

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World Politics & Diplomacy2h ago

U.S. Signals Deeper Energy and Trade Ties as Guinea-Bissau Marks 53rd National Day

Secretary of State Marco Rubio used Guinea-Bissau's 53rd National Day to reaffirm Washington's interest in a growing economic partnership, with particular emphasis on energy. In a Sept. 24, 2026 statement, he said the United States is deepening cooperation and expanding trade and investment opportunities that he said should benefit both Americans and Bissau-Guineans.

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World Politics & Diplomacy4h ago

China Ends Direct Overseas Coal Funding, but New Loopholes Keep Plants Rising

China has followed through on its pledge to stop financing new coal projects abroad, a major shift in global climate policy. But according to reporting by The Associated Press, loopholes in how Chinese companies, banks and state-linked actors operate overseas are still helping coal expand in parts of Asia and beyond.

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World Politics & Diplomacy10h ago

AI's Blue-Collar Boom Is Creating High-Paying Jobs — and a New Backlash Risk

The AI revolution is not only threatening jobs; it is also creating a fast-growing labor market for electricians, welders, pipefitters, HVAC technicians and other skilled trades needed to build and run data centers. But as the physical footprint of AI expands, rising costs, local resistance and regulatory friction could slow the very infrastructure boom now fueling blue-collar hiring.

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