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21 Jul

CloudifyOps Launches MIXIMO, an AI-Driven Cloud Migration and Modernization Platform

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CloudifyOps, an AI Transformation Partner for enterprises, today announced the launch of MIXIMO, an AI-driven cloud migration and modernization platform designed to simplify the full cloud transformation lifecycle, from discovery and assessment to migration and modernization planning and execution. CloudifyOps | MIXIMO Built with an AI-first approach, MIXIMO helps organizations understand their infrastructure and applications, map dependencies, and make migration decisions based on real utilization data rather than guesswork. Supporting AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform as both source and target environments, it enables both on-premises-to-cloud and multi-cloud transformation through one platform. Sushanth Bellapu, Founder and CTO, CloudifyOps…

21 Jul

Bangalore Watch Company Returns to the Oscars of Watchmaking

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Bangalore Watch Company™, an Indian luxury watch brand, has entered the 2026 edition of the Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG) – widely regarded as the most prestigious award in the world of watchmaking. Bangalore Watch Company - Peninsula Carbon Following its debut at the GPHG in 2025, the brand returns this year with the Peninsula Carbon, introducing a world-first material innovation in mechanical watchmaking. A first in the world, the Peninsula Carbon uses carbon captured from our atmosphere as the dial material. The brand has developed a proprietary material called ReforgeCarbon™ using industrial waste and atmospheric…

21 Jul

Orientation Ends, Induction Begins: Manipal University Jaipur Welcomes Freshers from Every State and Union Territory

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Manipal University Jaipur (MUJ) has successfully concluded its three-day Orientation Programme for the newly admitted undergraduate and postgraduate students of the 2026–27 academic session, recording a remarkable footfall of over 15,000, including students and their parents. Conducted through 13 meticulously planned sessions, the programme witnessed participation from students representing all the States and Union Territories of India, reaffirming MUJ's position as one of the country's leading destinations for multidisciplinary higher education. President Dr N N Sharma addressing the new students and their parents The orientation programme, organised across various faculties and schools of the University, provided the incoming students…

21 Jul

Galgotias University Partners with Felix Hospital to Advance Clinical Education and Healthcare Training

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Galgotias University has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Felix Hospital, Greater Noida, to strengthen clinical education and skill development for students of the School of Allied Health Sciences (SAHS) and the School of Nursing. Felix Hospital runs two NABH-accredited multispecialty hospitals in Greater Noida, with a combined capacity of 400 beds. Under the partnership, students will receive structured clinical exposure, compulsory internships, competency-based education, and hands-on training with advanced medical technologies, along with practical experience in NABH quality standards, patient-safety protocols, and professional healthcare practice. Galgotias University's state-of-the-art nursing simulation lab and optometry lab give students…

21 Jul

Heavy Security, Detentions Mark Farmers’ Attempt to Reach Delhi for Protest Against India–US Trade Pact

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Chandigarh (Gurpreet Singh): A fresh round of protests by farmer organisations witnessed heightened security and police action on Tuesday as authorities blocked key routes leading to Delhi. The Shambhu border, connecting Punjab and Haryana, remained heavily barricaded while several farmers travelling from different parts of Haryana were taken into preventive custody before they could join the planned gathering in the national capital. The protesters had announced a march to Delhi to participate in a 'Mahapanchayat' at Kisan Ghat, where they intended to voice their opposition to the proposed India–US trade agreement. Anticipating large gatherings, the Haryana administration strengthened security at…

21 Jul

Racial Harassment of Punjabi Truck Drivers Raises Alarm in Australia; Calls Grow for Stronger Protection

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Canberra (Rajeev Sharma): Fresh reports of racial discrimination against Punjabi truck drivers in Australia have triggered widespread concern, with members of the transport community alleging that abuse and intimidation have become increasingly common on the country's highways. Industry organisations have denounced the incidents, warning that such hostility not only affects drivers' well-being but could also compromise road safety. An investigation by Australian broadcaster ABC has highlighted several accounts from Indian-origin truck drivers who claim they have faced harassment because of their language, appearance and cultural identity. Drivers alleged that speaking Punjabi over CB radio channels or wearing turbans has made…

21 Jul

Farmers Split Protest Strategy as Security Ring Tightens at Shambhu Border

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Chandigarh (Gurpreet Singh): Authorities have stepped up security arrangements at the Shambhu Border ahead of a fresh round of farmers' protests against the proposed India–US trade agreement. With protest groups planning demonstrations on Monday, the Haryana Police have strengthened border checkpoints to prevent any attempt to move towards Delhi. Multiple layers of barricades have been erected at the interstate border, while a large number of police personnel have been deployed to monitor the situation. Earth-moving equipment, including JCB machines, has also been stationed near the barricades as a precautionary measure in case protesters attempt to remove or cross the barriers.…

21 Jul

Punjab, Chandigarh Brace for Fresh Spell of Heavy Rain as IMD Issues Three-Day Orange Alert

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Chandigarh (Gurpreet Singh): The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast another active phase of the monsoon across Punjab and Chandigarh, issuing an Orange Alert for the next three days as heavy rainfall is expected to affect several districts. The fresh spell has already brought a significant dip in temperatures, offering relief from the intense heat experienced over the past week. According to weather officials, daytime temperatures have fallen by nearly four degrees Celsius below the seasonal average following widespread showers. The changing weather pattern is expected to keep conditions pleasant in many areas while increasing the likelihood of heavy rainfall,…

21 Jul

Heavy Monsoon Spell Puts Himachal on High Alert; Educational Institutions Shut in Vulnerable Areas

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Shimla (Rajeev Sharma): Relentless monsoon showers have intensified across Himachal Pradesh, prompting authorities to issue fresh weather warnings and enforce precautionary measures in several districts. As heavy rainfall continues to batter the hill state, schools in parts of Chamba district and Theog subdivision of Shimla have been ordered to remain closed to ensure the safety of students and staff. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has sounded a Red Alert for Chamba, Kangra, Kullu, Mandi and Sirmaur, warning of extremely heavy rainfall at isolated places. Officials have cautioned that the prevailing weather conditions could trigger landslides, flash floods, falling boulders and…

21 Jul

Alberta Launches Campaign to Stop Release of Goldfish and Other Invasive Fish into Natural Waterways

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Edmonton (Rajeev Sharma): The Alberta government has renewed its efforts to safeguard the province's lakes, rivers and wetlands by urging residents not to release pet fish or aquatic plants into natural water bodies. Through its "Don't Let It Loose" awareness campaign, officials are calling on Albertans to help prevent the spread of invasive aquatic species that threaten local ecosystems. Environmental authorities say goldfish, despite being common household pets, can become a serious ecological problem when introduced into the wild. Once released, they reproduce quickly, compete with native fish for food, disturb aquatic vegetation and contribute to declining water quality. According…