Author: Sutun Nayak

New Delhi [India], September 17: Artificial intelligence startup Blinkit-AI has raised $1.2 million in seed funding from Foliflex Cables (India) Pvt. Ltd.

“The funding will help us strengthen product development, add engineering talent, and build enterprise-grade integrations,” shared Shalabh Sharma, Chief Operating Officer of Blinkit-AI. “We will also use it to expand operations and improve our visibility in India’s digital economy.”

Anubhav Pandit founded Blinkit-AI in 2021, which has emerged as a single platform that combines more than 50 global AI models, including ChatGPT, Gemini, Midjourney, Perplexity, and Grok. Users can access tools for content creation, multilingual voice support, campaign automation, and collaboration features.

“This association with Foliflex Cables will enable us to scale nationally and cater to diverse industry requirements,” Pandit said. “AI services are often scattered across platforms. Blinkit-AI brings them together in one ecosystem.”

The platform targets creators, small businesses, and enterprises. It allows users to generate blogs, marketing material, and designs, while also supporting customer engagement through voice bots in multiple languages. Users further get the benefit of using a free trial plan to test out the platform at their convenience.

Blinkit-AI’s leadership team includes Anubhav Pandit as CEO, Shalabh Sharma as COO, Rahull Jain (Chief Strategy Officer), and Armaan Khan Chowdhry (Chief Marketing Officer). The team brings experience from the technology, healthcare, and media sectors.

The funding comes at a time when AI-driven content creation and automation are seeing rising adoption in India. Analysts expect the creator economy to expand at double-digit growth rates, creating opportunities for platforms that combine multiple AI models in one service.

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New Delhi [India], September 18: Economies worldwide are increasingly being impacted by climate change. As per the IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) in 2021, unless immediate, large-scale and rapid solutions are implemented to curb greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, limiting global warming to 1.5°C (Celsius) will remain beyond reach.

While the number of nations pledging to reach net-zero emissions by mid-century keeps growing, so do GHG emissions. Therefore, the gap between pledges and actions must be closed for any chance of attaining net zero by 2050 while restricting global temperatures to within 1.5°C.[1] At COP26, India revealed enhanced NDC (Nationally Determined Contribution) targets, aimed at reaching net zero by 2070.[2] However, it is believed that India could achieve net zero by 2060, if not earlier.

The Green Economy and Skilling Issues

In this context, the green economy paradigm is gaining popularity. This paradigm seeks to address the dual targets of mitigating the climate crisis while offering impetus for job creation and economic growth. With more than 135 countries committed to net-zero goals, policies and investments in green growth have surged.

The green economy provides a chance to boost green skills intensity while augmenting economic opportunities during this shift. Green skills intensity denotes the degree to which different nations, industries and jobs embed green skills. The more the green skills intensity and the higher the green jobs, the smoother the shift towards the green economy.

Studies, however, show that a restricted pool of green talent and the lack of chances to develop green skills can hinder the green transition. To adapt to evolving standards across segments, both the existing and emerging workforce entering the employment market must be equipped with critical skill sets. Green jobs can be defined as those at the intersection of decent employment opportunities and environmental sustainability.

Given the rapidly rising green business segment, investments in skilling are imperative to propel India’s transition towards a green, sustainable economy. It is equally important to offer equal opportunities, especially for people whose livelihoods are presently linked to traditional industries that would encounter changes because of the shift to a green, climate-resilient economy. As India emerges as one of the global leaders in sustainability and green energy, it has immense potential to generate millions of green jobs by 2047.[3] Accordingly, consistent and equitable boosting of the skill ecosystem can ensure a just transition that doesn’t exclude vulnerable groups.

The importance of such an approach for India is significant due to its demographic dividend. By 2030, India’s working-age group is expected to comprise the highest-ever share 69% of the total demographic. The promised green growth opportunity can not only enhance human potential but also help India achieve its net-zero goals and contribute to the global demand for skilled talent to address the emerging climate crisis.

As the fourth-highest contributor to renewable energy globally, India has ambitious targets to procure 50% of its cumulative electricity needs from renewables by 2030. While renewable energy is growing rapidly overall, solar, wind, and bioenergy remain the primary drivers. Moreover, the focus on green hydrogen is expected to expand significantly in the coming years. In terms of job creation, solar power is projected to host 3.26 million jobs by 2050, with wind energy following by generating an estimated 0.18 million jobs by 2030. Bioenergy and green hydrogen are expected to create 0.27 million and 0.6 million jobs by 2030, respectively.

Considering the green transition across traditional sectors, over 138 domestic organisations have pledged net-zero emissions by 2050. Industries like automotive, construction, and textiles are leading the shift through electric vehicles (EVs), eco-friendly construction, and sustainable textiles. By 2030, the advent of EVs is estimated to generate 10 million and 50 million direct and indirect jobs, respectively. This offers an excellent opportunity to onboard new workers as well as upskill and integrate the current 35 million ICE (internal combustion engine) workforce. Similarly, around 11 million jobs in construction are projected to be impacted by 2030 because of the sustainability shift.

Creating a Skilling Ecosystem

Even as demand for green jobs continues to grow, the ecosystem to support relevant skill sets is still nascent. To fully leverage green growth opportunities, India must build a scalable, high-quality skill infrastructure while raising awareness of green career paths through sustained outreach and campaigns.

At present, the Skill Council for Green Jobs and the Green Skill Development Programme have collectively trained approximately one million candidates for green economy roles. Despite the efforts of 500+ government and private training institutes, there remains a pressing need to expand the pool of trained individuals to accelerate green growth.

For this, numerous systemic challenges must be addressed to fast-forward skill-building programmes. The barriers include funding gaps, inadequate policies for green skill development, lack of adequate skill infrastructure, exclusion of vulnerable sections and low or no collaboration among key players. A series of policy and reform measures is required to address these barriers.

Simultaneously, workers need the necessary skilling, reskilling and upskilling training to take up future-ready job roles in the above segments. This can be accomplished if public, private and non-governmental organisations join hands to meet such challenges. Thereby, India can reap its demographic dividend via the green economy by generating millions of new jobs, directly and indirectly, even as it marches towards its net-zero target much before 2070.

New Delhi [India], September 18: Education in India is evolving rapidly, and parents are increasingly looking for schools that provide a global perspective while maintaining academic excellence. One of the most sought-after options today is the Cambridge Pathway, offered by many CIE schools in India.

In upcoming cities like Bhopal and Nagpur, the growing demand for Cambridge education reflects how parents want their children to become not only academically strong but also engaged, innovative, confident, and responsible individuals.

Whether you are exploring the best schools in Bhopal or researching the best schools in Nagpur, understanding the Cambridge approach to education can help you make the right choice for your child.

What is the Cambridge Pathway?

The Cambridge Pathway is a structured curriculum designed by Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE). It is divided into four progressive stages that cater to students from primary school to pre-university. Each stage builds on the previous one, ensuring a smooth academic journey while focusing on critical life skills.

The four stages are:

1. Cambridge Primary (Age 6–11)

2. Cambridge Lower Secondary (Age 11–14)

3 . Cambridge Upper Secondary – IGCSE (Age 14–16)

4 . Cambridge Advanced – AS & A Levels (Age 16–19)

How Cambridge Builds Engaged, Innovative, and Responsible Learners

1. Cambridge Primary: Building Curiosity

At the primary level, children are introduced to a broad range of subjects including English, Mathematics, Science, and Computing. The emphasis is on engagement—students are encouraged to ask questions, explore concepts, and develop a love for learning. This stage also introduces the idea of responsibility, as children learn collaboration, empathy, and respect for others.

2. Cambridge Lower Secondary: Strengthening Foundations

For learners entering their teenage years, the Cambridge Lower Secondary programme deepens understanding across 10+ subjects, including Arts and Well-being. Unlike many traditional schools in Bhopal or schools in Nagpur, this programme encourages creativity and innovation. Assessments are designed to provide meaningful feedback, helping students gain confidence in their abilities while preparing them for the challenges ahead.

3. Cambridge Upper Secondary (IGCSE): Global Recognition

The IGCSE stage is one of the most well-known qualifications offered by CIE schools in India. With over 70 subject choices, students in Cambridge schools in Bhopal and Nagpur can tailor their learning paths according to their strengths and interests. Moreover, recognition by universities worldwide gives them the confidence to aim high.

4. Cambridge Advanced (AS & A Levels): Preparing for the Future

At the final stage, learners dive deep into subjects of their choice, developing independent study skills, research abilities, and strong analytical thinking. This stage is highly valued by top universities across the globe and is a key reason why parents consider CIE schools in India among the most trusted choices. Here, responsibility extends beyond academics, as students learn to balance coursework, deadlines, and personal growth in preparation for higher education.

Why Cambridge Schools in Bhopal or Nagpur Stand Out

Both Bhopal and Nagpur are cities where parents have traditionally looked for strong academic institutions. However, with globalisation and shifting career landscapes, the demand has grown for schools that prepare children for international opportunities.

·Cambridge schools in Bhopal focus on holistic development, ensuring students grow into adaptable, thoughtful individuals while the Cambridge schools in Nagpur are gaining recognition for combining academic rigour with modern teaching practices.

·Parents searching for the best schools in Bhopal or Nagpur increasingly prioritise Cambridge programmes because of their proven ability to nurture lifelong learners.

The Bigger Picture: CIE Schools in India

Across the country, Cambridge Schools are setting benchmarks for quality education. These institutions are not only about scoring high grades but also about equipping children with the ability to think critically, solve problems, and adapt to an ever-changing world.

For parents in Bhopal and Nagpur, choosing a Cambridge school means investing in a future where their children are:

·Engaged in learning, not just rote learning.

·Innovative in applying ideas to real-world challenges.

·Confident in expressing themselves and pursuing opportunities.

·Responsible citizens with a sense of global awareness.

Conclusion

As the education landscape in India transforms, the Cambridge Pathway is emerging as a trusted choice among parents.

For families exploring the best schools in India, Cambridge schools stand out as institutions that go beyond academics—nurturing well-rounded individuals equipped for success in both local and global contexts. Please visit for more information: https://www.vibgyorworldacademy.com/

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Gurgaon (Haryana) [India], September 18: Livguard, India’s leading energy storage and power solution brand, is improving its position in the home inverter market with its innovative range of new-age inverters. Powered by advanced efficiency and long-lasting performance, they deliver uninterrupted power for households across the country.

As the power cuts start to become frequent and the electricity demand keeps rising, Indian families are searching for a reliable solution to power up their homes with minimal interruptions.  That’s where Livguard’s Inverter for Home range comes to the rescue. It combines new edge technology and innovative design with proven durability.

Trustworthy Backup for Every Household

The Livguard Home Inverter series is built to match the dynamic energy requirements of modern households. From compact studio apartments and a quiet medium-sized family home to luxurious villas, Livguard brings you inverter models with versatile power capacity to deliver uninterrupted power backup. Discover our lineup:

LGS900i (700 VA) – Perfect choice for small homes and office usage.

LGS1000i (800 VA) – Designed for medium apartments and retail spaces.

LGS1100i (900 VA) – Suitable for spacious homes that need high-capacity power backup.

LGS1600 (1500 VA) – Built for larger homes and office spaces

LGS1700 (1500 VA/24V) – Comes with dual-battery support for smaller homes

Livguard inverters are engineered with Smart AI Charging technology to maximise energy usage while preventing overcharging to ensure extended battery life. Crafted with a durable build and a compact design, they are suitable for both urban and semi-urban residential spaces.

Why Livguard Stands Above the Rest?

• New Edge Design: Made with a team of experienced and skilled professionals, Livguard Inverters offer the best-in-class designs which complement your home along with a LED Display which indicates the current state of your inverter.
• AI Charging: The AI Charging in our inverters automatically reads the battery’s charging voltage, backup & charge percentage and charges according to the battery needs. It also prevents overcharging for enhanced battery life.
• Assured Warranty: With Livguard inverters, you can enjoy peace with the long warranty of 3 years. This flat warranty allows you to stay worry-free in case of any damages. Just reach out to us and we will take care of it for you.
• Dual Sensor Thermal Protect: With Industry’s first thermal sensor for transformers, the sensor prevents the transformer from overheating and catching fire and enhances the life of your inverter.

Trusted By Crores of Happy Homes

For the last 35 years, Livguard has been a symbol of trust and reliability for 2 Cr+ Indian families. The brand is celebrated for its long-lasting and innovative home battery and inverter solutions. With its wide connectivity covering over 19,000 PIN codes, the brand is brightening homes in metropolitan and rural areas. The fast and hassle-free post-sale service and warranty assurance ensure that customer satisfaction is the top priority.

About Livguard

One of the top leaders of India’s energy solution market, Livguard, features a diverse range of products, including home inverters, inverter batteries, automotive batteries and solar solutions. Driven by their customer-first approach and innovation, the brand has revolutionised India’s energy scene with reliable and durable products. They have chosen the route of sustainability for a greener future in their goal to power every Indian home. This also reflects in their flagship Inverter for Home line, which is meant to provide reliable backup power to every Indian home.

For more information about Livguard’s Inverter for Home range, visit:

https://www.livguard.com/inverter-for-home

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New Delhi [India], September 17: India’s defence sector is going through a profound transformation, moving away from years of excessive dependence on foreign suppliers towards a new wave of indigenous capability and international competitiveness. The Atmanirbhar Bharat initiative has been the catalyst for this change, creating a system where national security, industrial growth, and international confidence meet.

In 2024–25, India had defence exports worth ₹23,000 crore, a staggering thirty times higher than in 2013–14. This sudden increase is not just a sign of increased demand for weapons made in India but also a shift in attitude that positions the country as a viable and cost-effective option compared to traditional arms-making nations. In this new environment, private sector entrepreneurs have become the key drivers. A case in point is VTDS Founder and Managing Director, Mr Sahil Luthra, who has also been appreciated by the Hon’ble Defence Minister Shri Rajnath Singh for his contributions.

The Atmanirbhar Bharat Catalyst

The Atmanirbhar Bharat movement has emerged as the most consequential policy intervention in India’s contemporary defence history. By putting native design, development, and deployment at the centre, the movement has created quantifiable targets for minimising import dependence. By concentrating funds, policy transformation, and the establishment of special defence industry corridors, the government has enabled a system that unites the public and private sectors.

Defence Minister Shri Rajnath Singh has recently reaffirmed that self-reliance is not just an economic imperative but also a strategic one. His words reinforce the country’s requirement to create secure supply chains and attain operational preparedness without foreign dependencies.

Industrial Corridors: Growth Engines

Two dedicated defence corridors, one in Tamil Nadu and the other in Uttar Pradesh, have been the epicentres of innovation. They coalesce research centres, state-supported infrastructure, and the private sector to accelerate defence manufacturing. The Uttar Pradesh corridor is mainly dedicated to armoured systems and aerospace, while Tamil Nadu’s centre is focused on electronics, sensors, and advanced manufacturing.

Through clustering talent and resources, these regions are rapidly becoming export-oriented manufacturing centres, serving both domestic as well as global markets.

Research and Development Breakthroughs

Public organisations, particularly the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO), are extending the frontiers of indigenous capability. Projects in hypersonic platforms, next-generation missile systems, and advanced surveillance networks show India’s intent regarding future domains of warfare. Not only are these improving national security, but they are also generating technologies that are export-worthy and meet the aspirations of friendly countries.

Private Sector Leadership

The private sector is emerging as a crucial force in shaping India’s journey as a defence innovator. Vijayan Trishul Defence Solutions Pvt Ltd (VTDS) stands among the pioneering companies spearheading this transformation, with a vision to design mission-capable systems for the future. Recently, VTDS Founder and Managing Director, Mr. Sahil Luthra, met Defence Minister Shri Rajnath Singh to align private innovation with national strategic priorities. The Defence Minister acknowledged Mr. Luthra’s commitment, reflecting the government’s focus on building indigenous capability through private sector participation.

By fostering such collaborative approaches, India is laying the groundwork for defence solutions that combine speed, scale, and self-reliance strengthening both national security and industrial growth.

Global Confidence in Indian Systems

India’s credibility as a defence ally is gaining ground globally. A number of friendly countries have started inducting Indian-origin platforms, symbolising international confidence in their performance. This embrace is also driving high-value employment, cutting-edge technical expertise, and a strong domestic industry base.

These accomplishments further consolidate India’s reputation as a responsible security provider on the global stage while furthering its long-term economic and diplomatic interests.

The Road Ahead

With continued investments in R&D, improved public-private partnerships, and growing international associations, India’s defence sector is likely to solidify its role in the international security order. The path from dependence to dominance is not just a statistical benchmark — it marks a strategic shift with deep significance for India’s destiny.

As the country further builds its indigenous ecosystem, India’s defence exports will continue to be an economic engine as well as a source of sovereign strength, making the country’s defence story one of confidence, clarity, and international respect.