A new study found that a complete coverage in a city with rooftop photovoltaic solar panels could increase in the day up to 1 ...

Ajit Jain was born on July 23, 1951 in Sundargarh, Odisha, India. He was educated at Stewart School, Cuttack and IIT Kharagpur, earning his Bachelor of Technology degree in mechanical ...

The Google Maps, which is amazing as is, is now adding new AI-powered features on Maps in India including AI-powered summaries, the ability to search for experiences, and weather alerts.

The map was removed after Indian influencer Abhijit Chavda brought attention to the issue on the social media platform X.

Israel has removed a map from its official website that inaccurately depicted a portion of Jammu and Kashmir as part of Pakistan, following widespread criticism on social media. Reuven Azar ...

The course will run for a period of 18 months and is slated to start in January 2025. IIT Bombay has launched an Executive Post Graduate Diploma in Artificial Intelligence and Data Science offered ...

The Israeli government has taken down a map of India that incorrectly depicted Jammu and Kashmir on the country’s official website following an outcry on social media. The map was taken down after an ...

In the exciting feature list, one update was for Google Maps, which will enable the user to improve navigation during challenging weather conditions. With winter approaching and the likelihood of ...

Once you add a note, you’ll see it every time you view the location’s Maps listing. Notes are a great way to save key reference info about a given location. I’ve started using them a lot to ...

Chetan Singh Solanki, a professor of Energy Science at IIT Bombay, is well known for his dedication to solar energy and sustainability. Often referred to as the "Solar Man of India" or "Solar Gandhi," ...

An IIT Madras professor and a respected voice in financial education has raised concerns about a common misconception taking root in Indian households. Speaking on a podcast hosted by Financially ...

Researchers from the IIT Delhi on Monday announced the development of a ground-breaking cloud computing and machine learning-based tool that can help map a landslide’s extent using satellite data.