Telangana and Deakin University Sign MoU to Boost AI Ecosystem

Telangana and Deakin University Sign MoU to Boost AI Ecosystem

Daily Current Affairs   /   Telangana and Deakin University Sign MoU to Boost AI Ecosystem

Change Language English Hindi

Category : Science and Tech Published on: April 14 2026

Share on facebook
  • Deakin University and Telangana Government signed an MoU in Hyderabad in April 2026 to strengthen the AI ecosystem.
  • The partnership will establish Aikam-Deakin Hub for Research in Intelligent Technology & Innovation (Aikam-DHRITI).
  • Focus areas include applied AI research, translational research, mass upskilling and startup support.
  • The collaboration aims to develop ethical and scalable AI solutions for public services and industry.
Recent Post's

  • SKUAST Srinagar has achieved a breakthrough by successfully cultivating Gucchi mushrooms under controlled conditions for the first time.

    Read More....

  • Delhi Government has released the draft Electric Vehicle Policy 2026-2030 offering 100% road tax and registration exemption on electric cars up to ₹30 lakh.

    Read More....

  • Vantara announced the establishment of the world’s first Wildlife Conservation University in Jamnagar, Gujarat.

    Read More....

  • A new plant species named Fimbristylis wayanadensis has been discovered in the high-altitude regions of Wayanad, Western Ghats.

    Read More....

  • India Pharma 2026 will be held on April 13–14 in New Delhi to promote innovation and global collaboration in the pharmaceutical sector.

    Read More....

  • The Indian Army successfully demonstrated air-land integration by firing Hellfire missiles from Apache helicopters during Exercise Brahmastra at Pokhran.

    Read More....

  • Legendary playback singer Asha Bhosle passed away at the age of 92 in Mumbai on 12 April 2026.

    Read More....

  • Telangana Government and Deakin University signed an MoU to establish Aikam-Deakin Hub for AI research and innovation.

    Read More....

  • Mundra Port set a new record by exporting 6,008 cars in a single vessel, becoming India’s largest automobile export hub.

    Read More....

  • Gujarat Police launched India’s first AI tool ‘NARIT AI’ for narcotics investigation and analysis.

    Read More....