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Over 100 nations gathered in New Delhi for an AI summit that put people first, showcasing tech that's already helping 3.6 million farmers. India's betting big that artificial intelligence can serve everyone, not just the privileged few.
Delhi is flipping the script on government contracts by paying for new streetlights monthly, but only after vendors prove they're keeping them bright and working. It's a simple idea that could save taxpayers millions while making cities safer and more accountable.
In Delhi's Mukherjee Nagar, exam student Ashutosh collects wasted food from community feasts and feeds it to stray animals. His quiet act tackles India's 78 million tonnes of annual food waste, one plate at a time.
Over 100 countries gathered in New Delhi to ensure artificial intelligence benefits everyone, not just the wealthy few. The AI Impact Summit 2026 created practical frameworks to share AI resources globally and keep systems safe.
Delhi police tracked down phone snatchers by ordering chocolates to their hideout through a delivery app. The creative sting operation led to three arrests and recovered stolen devices.
After 15 years of exile from cricket following match-fixing allegations, Ajay Sharma has guided Jammu and Kashmir to their first-ever Ranji Trophy final. The Delhi court cleared him in 2014, but his redemption came on the shoulders of young players chanting his name in victory.
Two Delhi families discovered that changing how they talk about exam results helped their children feel confident instead of anxious. Their shift from focusing on marks to celebrating effort is transforming result day at home.
High schoolers in Delhi engineered a leak-proof car dustbin and gave away 500 units for free to tackle India's littering crisis. These teens aren't waiting for adults to solve the problem.
Morocco joined 100+ nations at India's AI Impact Summit, securing partnerships that could bring hundreds of tech jobs and new development centers to the country. The five-day gathering focused on using AI to improve public services across the Global South.
Young innovators at Elate International School showcased homemade robots, AI projects, and drones they built to solve real-world problems. Their creations included a robotic dog named Turo and a humanoid robot called Nila.
Two Delhi brothers turned childhood asthma struggles into a youth-led recycling movement that's processed over 1 million kg of waste. One Step Greener now operates in 14 cities and creates jobs for women across India.
When his father fell ill, Ankit left his Delhi IT job to return to Ballia. A government loan program helped him launch a thriving home decoration and event planning business.
The India AI Impact Summit in New Delhi is showcasing breakthrough AI solutions from France, Japan, Australia, Africa, and beyond. Global innovators are sharing technology designed to solve real problems, from crop diagnostics in Africa to elderly care robots in Japan.
South Africa cruised to their fourth straight T20 World Cup victory, setting up an exciting rematch of the 2024 final against India this Sunday. The Proteas dominated the UAE by six wickets in New Delhi, chasing down 123 runs with more than six overs to spare. ##
When air pollution threatened his city, 17-year-old Aarkin Soni grabbed a cardboard box and changed the game. Now he's teaching government school kids to build their own clean air solutions for just ₹2,500.
After two crushing defeats including a loss decided in double overtime, Afghanistan's cricket team finally celebrated their first win at the T20 World Cup. The victory in Delhi showed the kind of resilience that makes sports beautiful. ---
A Delhi teen shares her honest approach to managing board exam stress, offering hope to students drowning in pressure. Her message to parents: love matters more than marks.
After toxic air damaged his health, Delhi activist Jai Dhar Gupta transformed a dead eucalyptus plantation into a thriving biosphere. His private conservation project is now inspiring neighboring landowners to rewild collectively across India.
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Geetika Dayal is building something rare in India's startup world: a support system that lasts. Her work at TiE Delhi-NCR focuses on creating lasting connections and resources, not just one-time events.
A BMW pulls up to a folding table in Delhi's Nehru Place each morning, and out steps the man who turned Rs 2 street snacks into a crore-earning legacy. Mukesh Sharma has served the same perfect dahi bhalla from the same humble setup since 1989.
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