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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY - October 2024

Oct 2024

Oct 04, 2024

Kerala Launches India's First Supercapacitor Manufacturing Facility

  • Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan inaugurated India's first supercapacitor manufacturing facility at Keltron Component Complex Limited (KCCL) in Kallyassery, Kannur.
  • The Chief Minister highlighted Keltron's role as a model public sector undertaking (PSU) in the electronics and IT industry, stating that Keltron has set a precedent for other public sector organisations across India since its inception in 1974.
  • The supercapacitor manufacturing plant was developed in collaboration with the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), and the Chief Minister expressed gratitude for ISRO's role in this initiative. The facility, with an initial investment of Rs. 42 crore, is expected to boost Kerala's status as a hub for electronics industries, while also supporting the country's defence and electric vehicle sectors.

Oct 03, 2024

BharatGen: India's First Government-Funded Multimodal AI Initiative

  • BharatGen was inaugurated in New Delhi, marking a significant step in India's commitment to generative AI. The initiative aims to enhance public service delivery and citizen engagement by developing foundational models in language, speech, and computer vision. Jitendra Singh, Union Minister of State for various portfolios, emphasised BharatGen's role in positioning India as a global leader in generative AI, similar to the transformative impact of UPI.
  • BharatGen, led by IIT Bombay under the National Mission on Interdisciplinary Cyber-Physical Systems (NM-ICPS), focuses on creating generative AI systems that produce high-quality text and multimodal content in various Indian languages. The project is implemented by the TIH Foundation for IoT and IOE at IIT Bombay, with contributions from several premier institutions, including IIIT Hyderabad and IIM Indore.
  • The initiative is distinguished by four key features:
  • Multilingual and Multimodal Models: BharatGen will create foundational models that cater to diverse Indian languages and formats.
  • Bhartiya Dataset: The project will prioritize the development and training of AI systems using India-centric datasets.
  • Open-Source Platform: BharatGen will promote an open-source ecosystem for generative AI research in India.
  • Focus on Data Sovereignty: The initiative emphasises collecting and curating data that accurately represents India's linguistic and cultural diversity.
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