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Andhra Student's Voice-Controlled Braille Printer Makes James Dyson Award Top 20

Lingampalli Himaja, a 20-year-old engineering student from West Godavari, Andhra Pradesh, developed RUDHRA, a voice-controlled Braille printer. It converts spoken words into Braille, enabling visually impaired users to create documents independently. Her innovation was shortlisted among the global Top 20 for the James Dyson Award 2026, selected by 12 Dyson engineers for its originality, functionality, and commercial potential.

NDTV··Bhimavaram

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Indian Medical Association Seeks Review of Sunny Deol's Film

The Indian Medical Association (IMA) has written to Ashwini Vaishnaw, Minister for Information and Broadcasting, requesting an urgent review of the film "Suryaa– Ant Se Aarambh Tak". The IMA raised concerns about the film's portrayal of the medical profession and incidents of violence against healthcare workers. Sunny Deol shared a related post on social media.

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Security Flaw in eMudhra Digital Certificates Raises Concerns

Indian cybersecurity firm eMudhra, which issues digital certificates crucial for website security, recently faced a major flaw in some of its certificates. This vulnerability raised questions about internet security, prompting several major tech companies to block the affected certificates. Founded in 2008, eMudhra provides digital signature and e-sign services, serving clients in over 35 countries, including financial institutions and governments. The company holds about 38% market share in India's digital signature certificate market as of 2024.

Amar Business·

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Monk Discusses Late-Night AI Chats with Anthropic's Claude

Hindu monk Swami Sarvapriyananda shared his late-night conversations with Anthropic's AI Claude and OpenAI's ChatGPT. He highlighted ongoing debates about AI consciousness, machine morality, and the appropriate ways humans should engage with artificial intelligence. Claude described itself as a 'high functioning machine' during these interactions, reflecting complex AI self-perception discussions.

Mint·

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Children's Singer Raffi Marks 50 Years with New Album

Raffi, a renowned children's singer of Armenian descent born in Egypt, celebrates 50 years since releasing his debut album "Singable Songs for the Very Young." Known for hits like "Baby Beluga" and "Down By the Bay," Raffi remains influential in children's music. His new album "Love is Everywhere" features songs promoting individuality and voting, continuing his activism. A special reissue of his debut album is set for November 13.

HT Health·

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Delhi Court Denies Bail to Man in Cyber Fraud Case

A Delhi court denied bail to Karan, accused of involvement in an organised cybercrime gang that allegedly cheated over ₹20 lakh. The Additional Sessions Judge Rajinder Kumar cited the serious nature of allegations, ongoing witness examination, and the accused's significant role. Karan has been in judicial custody since August 22, 2025, and the chargesheet has been filed but charges are yet to be framed.

Hindustan Times··New Delhi

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