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Lost pets bring heartache and worry to countless families every year. But a South Korean company, PetNow Inc., is offering a beacon of hope with its innovative app. Unveiled at MWC Barcelona this week, PetWayHome leverages cutting-edge AI and biometrics to reunite lost pets with their owners faster and more efficiently than ever before. Beyond its existing nose and facial recognition capabilities, PetWayHome boasts exciting advancements. Gone are the days of manual data entry errors – the app now automatically measures your pet's size and classifies their breed, streamlining the registration process. Additionally, zip code-based location information ensures you receive precise notifications about lost pets in your area, significantly increasing the chances of a swift reunion, the startup said in a recent press release.

Over the years, the successive union governments have taken several measures in consultation with the states and union territories to reduce overcrowding in prisons of India. Even the Supreme Court’s interventions have not worked. Each time, under trials have been released after remaining in prisons for stipulated period, matching numbers or more of the accused under trials come to overcrowd the prisons.

New Delhi: Spearheaded by two time Olympic medalist PV Sindhu created history as they piped huge favourite and defending champion Thailand 3-2 to win their first-ever Badminton Asia Team Championships title in Selangor, Malaysia, on Sunday.

Rourkela: A confident India is all set to face Spain in the first match of the Rourkela leg of the FIH Hockey Pro League at Birsa Munda Hockey Stadium here on Monday.

The Narendra Modi government’s electoral bond scheme has been thrown out of the window by the Supreme Court. That is certainly good riddance to an obnoxious and highly abused scheme. But in the aftermath of the Supreme Court's decisive ruling, a stark reality emerges – the convoluted landscape of political financing in India that requires a thorough overhaul.

Farm labours have joined the ongoing farmers’ agitation, and one of their demands is introduction of pension coverage. They suffered even police atrocities on Haryana and Delhi boarders under BJP’s rule which triggered a call for all India rural strike action on February 16. Majority of Central Trade Unions also participated in this strike action supporting all the demands including pension coverage for farmers, agriculture labours, with their additional demand for pension coverage for entire workforce in the country, and adequate pension to salaried workers who are agitated over denial by Modi government to increase their minimum pension from Rs 1000 per month.

Hemant Soren looked every bit of the son of soil in a white kurta-pyjama and red ‘gamcha’ around his neck — a departure from the ‘smart casual’ western attire that he usually sports—as he arrived at the Jharkhand Vidhan Sabha on February 5 to take part in the vote of confidence for the Champai Soren government. The proceedings were necessitated by Hemant’s resignation as chief minister just before his dramatic arrest by the Enforcement Directorate on the night of January 31 in connection with the alleged irregularities in a land purchase in Ranchi.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal is running circles around the Bharatiya Janata Party. Around the Modi government. Around the CBI and the Enforcement Directorate. Even around a court. Pinning Kejriwal to an ED summons for questioning in the Delhi liquor scam case is proving to be impossible. But more than frustration, there is admiration for the manner in which Kejriwal has been giving the BJP boast “Modi Hai Toh Mumkin Hai” the short-shrift.

India is gearing up for an ambitious schedule of up to 30 space missions over the next 15 months, highlighting its plans for a substantial increase in both civilian and commercial space endeavours.

The latest Supreme Court judgement declaring ‘Electoral Bond Scheme’ unconstitutional, has established beyond doubt that every election held since implementation of this scheme in 2018 was subject to manipulation by use of unconstitutionally collected money to distort level playing field for political parties and candidates and to influence electorate so as to election did not remain free and fair, and PM Narendra Modi was the chief beneficiary.