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IIT-Bombay suicide case: Sahil Wakode's father detained on way to campus to begin hunger strike
Ravindra Wakode was detained by Mumbai Police in Bhandup while on his way to protest his son's death. His son, Sahil Wakode, a second-year student, died by suicide on September 18. The investigation into Sahil's death involves CCTV footage and allegations of …
Mumbai food safety crackdown : IIT Bombay canteens shut , 5 clubs lose licences after FDA finds major hygiene lapses
Tukaram Mundhe - led FDA cracks down at IIT Bombay , shuts 2 hostel canteens without FSSAI licences
IIT Bombay expands academic ties with Japan , boosts research and student exchange opportunities
SBI Life Partners with IIT Bombay to Build India Own AI - Powered Cyber Defence systems for Insurance
QS World University Rankings 2027: How IITs and other top tech institutes fared in the latest rankings
India’s leading engineering and research institutions have strengthened their presence in the QS World University Rankings 2027, with IIT Delhi emerging as the country’s top-ranked institute at 118th globally. IIT Bombay, IIT Madras, IIT Kharagpur, IISc Banga…
Bajaj Finserv launches Finserv Intelligence to back India AI & deep - tech research and innovation ; Partners IIT Bombay
Bajaj Finserv commits ₹1,500 cr-2,000 cr over 5 years to AI innovation startups to bridge private R&D funding gap
The plan to invest in AI startups will focus on early-stage companies. The initiative, Finserv Intelligence, aims to enhance India's private sector R&D and will collaborate with IIT Bombay for advancements in AI and cybersecurity.
NCDEX launches India’s first rainfall-based weather derivatives contract
NCDEX has launched RAINMUMBAI, India’s first SEBI-approved exchange-traded weather derivatives contract based on Mumbai rainfall. Built with IIT Bombay and IMD data, it enables stakeholders like farmers, utilities, and lenders to hedge monsoon risks using a t…
NCDEX launches derivative on Mumbai monsoon
The derivative, RAINMUMBAI, has been launched in partnership with the India Meteorological Department and the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay
In new travel trend, 'thousands of Indian parents' are going on trips without their children. IIT Bombay graduate-turned-founder explains the reason
Indian parents are embracing a new era of travel. After decades of prioritizing family, many are now choosing solo trips or journeys with friends. This shift focuses on personal comfort, safety, and stress-free planning. The travel industry is recognizing thi…