IIITH launches SARAL
The AI-powered platform developed with guidance from ANRF helps convert complex research papers into summarised video presentations, customisable in different Indian languages making them accessible to all. What makes the language of Science so arcane? The lament is real if
How digi and tech are changing lived realities
Nazia Akhtar, whose research involves the literary history of Hyderabad, talked about - the challenges in digitising people’s personal archives. Nazia’s work on Hyderabadi Urdu women’s literature includes: The Deccan Sun, a translation of Zeenath Sajida’s writings. Nazia, who is
Prof. K S Rajan jury member of BAH-2025
Prof K S Rajan was selected as one of the jury members for selecting grand finale winners of Bharatiya Antariksh Hackathon 2025 (BAH 2025). The hackathon was organized as part of National Space Day - 2025 celebrations. Secretary, DOS/Chairman, ISRO
Medals at International Linguistics Olympiad
Team India, comprising Siripurapu Bhuvan, Vaageesan Surendran, Nandagovind Anurag, and Advay Misra, delivered an impressive performance at the International Linguistics Olympiad held in Taipei, Taiwan, from 21–26 July 2025. The team was trained by the Language Technologies Research Centre (LTRC)
New Kadamba Mess
The New Kadamba Mess was inaugurated on 25 July by Prof. P J Narayanan. Pictures - New Kadamba Mess July 2025
K T Aakash Ajit
K T Aakash Ajit supervised by Prof. Narayanan P J received his doctorate in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE). Here’s a summary of his research work on Efficient Physically Based Rendering with Analytic and Neural Approximations: Path tracing is ubiquitous