In January 1986, India-Pakistan talks stalled over Pakistan's refusal to ban foreign military bases and accept bilateral dispute settlement, while Rajiv Gandhi addressed Chandigarh transfer.
A Silicon Valley AI startup, supported by Stanford and Nvidia, launches a nationwide search for AI experts in India, aiming to tap into the country's growing tech talent pool.
In January 1986, discussions between the Union Home Ministry and Punjab government officials suggested some outer areas of Chandigarh might not transfer to Punjab on January 26. The language survey in 54 villages was completed amid security.
OpenAI has hired three founding members from Mira Murati's Thinking Machines Lab, dealing a significant blow to the AI startup. The talent raid follows Meta's aggressive hiring tactics and highlights Silicon Valley's fierce competition for AI researchers.
Andrej Karpathy challenges Jensen Huang's vision of code-free engineering, revealing real-world struggles with AI tools while building his Nanochat project.
Major Rajinder Singh Virk and Captain Mohan Bir Singh contest for Chandigarh Golf Club presidency. Elections scheduled for January 25 focus on governance, transparency, and golf development.
West Bengal's software exports surged from Rs 8,000 crore to over Rs 40,000 crore in 15 years. The state plans Rs 30,000 crore investment in Bengal Silicon Valley and aims to boost AI and data centre growth.
On January 16, 1986, the Indira Gandhi assassination trial concluded with judgment reserved. Globally, Gorbachev extended a Soviet nuclear moratorium, while Reagan pushed for arms control progress.
Haryana government employees in Faridabad protested forced sterilisation orders in 1986, burning effigies and planning stronger agitation. Meanwhile, South Yemen faced coup violence, General Cariappa became field marshal, and CPI-M disciplined members.
On January 14, 1986, the Supreme Court prevented power cuts to Shriram Foods. India expressed concern over Libya tensions. McDowell's faced tax evasion charges.
California Governor Gavin Newsom vows to block a proposed billionaire tax, warning it's already driving wealthy residents out of the state and costing billions in lost revenue.
Caleb Friesen, a Canadian living in India since 2017, criticizes comparisons like 'Silicon Valley of India' as diminishing India's originality. His viral post sparks debate about self-pride and colonial mindsets.
A Canadian tech influencer criticizes derivative labels like 'Silicon Valley of India' for Bengaluru, sparking a debate on embracing India's unique identity. Read the full story.
On January 12, 1986, India saw a key shift in Pakistan's trade stance, while Libya sought India's support after downing a US warplane. Explore this pivotal day in history.
Google co-founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page are moving business entities out of California, reacting to a proposed wealth tax on billionaires. Read the full analysis of this Silicon Valley shift.
Two agencies have cleared the financial evaluation for the 10-year PPP project to operate Chandigarh's Rose Club. A committee will now make the final decision on the ambitious makeover plan. Read more.
On January 10, 1986, the Soviet Union warned the US over Libya, India and Pakistan neared a trade deal, and Punjab was on alert. Explore this pivotal day in history.
Silicon Techlab, blacklisted in Odisha SI recruitment scam, received a clean chit from crime branch weeks before the exam. Read the shocking details of the paper leak and CBI probe.
Silicon Techlab, blacklisted in Odisha SI exam scam, received a clean chit from the crime branch. The CBI probe reveals question paper swap. Read the full investigation.
West Bengal's IT minister reviews Bengal Silicon Valley progress. LTI Mindtree's massive campus, part of a Rs 2,500 crore investment, will house 25,000 professionals, boosting Kolkata's tech hub ambitions.
West Bengal's IT hub gets a major boost as LTI Mindtree's Rs 2,000 crore campus at Bengal Silicon Valley progresses. Phase I to be ready by April 2026, creating 7,000 jobs. Read more about Kolkata's IT transformation.
As 2026 begins, the 'friction-maxxing' movement challenges tech-driven convenience. Explore why embracing effort and discomfort is becoming a new growth mantra for personal development in India.
On Jan 9, 1986, US President Reagan banned trade with Libya, facing resistance from Europe & Arab world. Punjab CM Barnala linked violence to Chandigarh transfer. Explore this historical front page.
TiECon Mangaluru 2026, on National Startup Day, will gather 500+ delegates to showcase coastal Karnataka's startup potential. Discover 30 high-growth startups and the vision for 4000 startups by 2034.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says he's 'perfectly fine' with California's proposed billionaire tax, which could cost him over $7.8 billion. He values Silicon Valley's talent over taxes. Read the full story.
Paramount Club chased down 136 runs to defeat Southern Club by 5 wickets in a KDMA league match at HAL ground, Kanpur. Get the full match scorecard and highlights here.
On January 7, 1986, PM Rajiv Gandhi urged scientists to shun mediocrity, Punjab took steps against terror, and Libya braced for an Israeli strike. Explore this pivotal day in history.
The Bhumika Women's Club hosts its 15th Bengaluru edition this Saturday, featuring music, networking, and empowerment for women. Join the event at The Humming Tree.
Rail users in Mangaluru oppose Kerala's request for a Kannur-Bengaluru Vande Bharat, demanding a dedicated premium train from the 'Silicon Beach' to ensure better timings and seat availability. Read more.
Kerala High Court cites Quran to rule that divorced Muslim women can seek maintenance under CrPC even after personal law obligations are met. Landmark judgment sets aside family court order.