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Global edtech firm Great Learning has partnered with Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering to launch a 16-week online Certificate Program in Agentic AI, aimed at training professionals to build autonomous, goal-driven AI systems. The program targets STEM professionals, AI practitioners, product managers and technical leaders, and will be delivered by Johns Hopkins faculty and industry experts. The course covers fundamentals of large language models, agent design, and advanced reasoning frameworks such as ReAct and Chain-of-Thought, followed by multi-agent collaboration and responsible AI deployment. Participants will also undergo Python prework and complete applied projects to build a professional portfolio. Upon…

Indriya, the jewellery brand of Aditya Birla Group, unveiled its latest showcase ‘Orizon’ at Lakmé Fashion Week X FDCI, positioning contemporary Polki craftsmanship at the forefront of India’s fashion landscape. In collaboration with designer Amit Aggarwal, the presentation blended heritage jewellery with sculptural couture, offering a modern interpretation of Indian tradition through Banarasi weaves and mirror work. The showcase, headlined by actor Disha Patani, unfolded as an immersive visual narrative of light and form. Beginning with minimal diamond pieces, the collection progressed into bold Polki and gold creations, featuring vibrant gemstones such as tourmalines, tanzanites, sapphires, rubies and South Sea…

Cognizant has revealed that plug-and-play artificial intelligence (AI) solutions are largely ineffective for enterprises, with organizations increasingly preferring custom-built AI systems to generate real business value. The findings are based on a study of 600 AI decision-makers and interviews with 38 senior executives across global markets. The report highlights that enterprises prioritize tailored AI solutions and flexible engagement models over pricing and speed of deployment. Off-the-shelf AI tools are cited as a major reason for rejecting vendors, along with lack of industry expertise and integration challenges. Key hurdles in AI adoption include regulatory compliance (33%), difficulty in demonstrating return on…

Moving Tech Innovations (MTI), the visionary force behind India’s successful open mobility platforms such as Namma Yatri and Yatri Sathi, has officially announced its entry into the European market. The company confirmed on Thursday, March 26, 2026, the acquisition of Netherlands-based mobility firm Automicle Holding BV, marking a significant milestone in the international expansion of India’s "city-first" transport model. While the financial specifics of the deal remain undisclosed, the strategic implications are clear. Moving Tech aims to export its proven, zero-commission, community-led mobility infrastructure—a model that has already transformed the digital transport landscape in major Indian metros. Magizhan and Shan…