TCS Empowers Non-Tech Students To Build AI Apps In 75 Minutes At the Tata YUVAi Hackathon Aishwarya Patil caught up with TCS's AI Practices team that devised the framework, the idea of curating a Hackathon for over 2000 students from a non-enginerring background, no formal training in coding. The team tells us about how these students were encouraged to spot a problem they're passionate about, find a solution and code an application using AI tools and applications in 75 minutes. First Listen in to what Ashok Krish, VP & Head, AI Practices at TCS as he tells us about this initiative. #IndiaAIImpactSummit2026 #TataAtIndiaAISummit #ThisIsTata #AcceleratingIndia #TataBharatYuvai #Yuvai #AshokKrish #TCS #ArtificialIntelligence #BusinessToday @tcsglobal | @tatacompanies

A Bengaluru resident said he suffered a major accident because of the poor condition of the city’s roads. He narrated his ordeal in a video recorded from his hospital bed. The clip, shared by his friend Khyati Shree on Instagram, has gone viral as she raised concerns about unmarked speed breakers, potholes, and the lack of accountability for road safety. More on BusinessToday.in

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An Islamist mob attacked the venue of a concert by #Bangladeshi rock musician James on Friday. #James, also popularly known as Nagar Baul, was scheduled to perform at a cultural programme marking the 185th anniversary of Faridpur Zilla School. Chaos unfolded at the venue following the attack, prompting organisers to abruptly cancel the show and leaving around 20 people injured. The concert of the singer, also know for popular Bollywood tracks like Alvida, was cancelled minutes before it was to begin after attackers entered the venue, hurled bricks and attempted to seize the stage. More on BusinessToday.in #Bangladesh #concert

An IIT graduate’s candid take on work culture in Japan has sparked discussion online after she compared it with her experience in India during a street interview that is now doing the rounds on social media. The video, shared on Instagram, shows an on-the-street interaction with Lakshmi Sravya, an Indian professional currently working in Tokyo. When asked to introduce herself, she said, “I’m Lakshmi Sravya. I’m from India. I’m working as a project manager in Raktan.” She mentioned that she landed the role through campus placements and, when prompted about her educational background, shared that she is an IIT Hyderabad graduate.

TCS Empowers Non-Tech Students To Build AI Apps In 75 Minutes At the Tata YUVAi Hackathon Aishwarya Patil caught up with TCS's AI Practices team that devised the framework, the idea of curating a Hackathon for over 2000 students from a non-enginerring background, no formal training in coding. The team tells us about how these students were encouraged to spot a problem they're passionate about, find a solution and code an application using AI tools and applications in 75 minutes. First Listen in to what Ashok Krish, VP & Head, AI Practices at TCS as he tells us about this initiative. #IndiaAIImpactSummit2026 #TataAtIndiaAISummit #ThisIsTata #AcceleratingIndia #TataBharatYuvai #Yuvai #AshokKrish #TCS #ArtificialIntelligence #BusinessToday @tcsglobal | @tatacompanies

A Bengaluru resident said he suffered a major accident because of the poor condition of the city’s roads. He narrated his ordeal in a video recorded from his hospital bed. The clip, shared by his friend Khyati Shree on Instagram, has gone viral as she raised concerns about unmarked speed breakers, potholes, and the lack of accountability for road safety. More on BusinessToday.in

‘I Have No Ego, I Apologise’: Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu At Agenda AajTak

An Islamist mob attacked the venue of a concert by #Bangladeshi rock musician James on Friday. #James, also popularly known as Nagar Baul, was scheduled to perform at a cultural programme marking the 185th anniversary of Faridpur Zilla School. Chaos unfolded at the venue following the attack, prompting organisers to abruptly cancel the show and leaving around 20 people injured. The concert of the singer, also know for popular Bollywood tracks like Alvida, was cancelled minutes before it was to begin after attackers entered the venue, hurled bricks and attempted to seize the stage. More on BusinessToday.in #Bangladesh #concert

An IIT graduate’s candid take on work culture in Japan has sparked discussion online after she compared it with her experience in India during a street interview that is now doing the rounds on social media. The video, shared on Instagram, shows an on-the-street interaction with Lakshmi Sravya, an Indian professional currently working in Tokyo. When asked to introduce herself, she said, “I’m Lakshmi Sravya. I’m from India. I’m working as a project manager in Raktan.” She mentioned that she landed the role through campus placements and, when prompted about her educational background, shared that she is an IIT Hyderabad graduate.