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CoRover has launched its own Indigenous Large Language Model (LLM), BharatGPT. BharatGPT is integrated for voice modality in more than 14 Indian languages & 22 languages for text modality, in partnership with BHASHNI, a National Language Translation Mission (NLTM) under The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY). CoRover, the world’s first and the highest ROI-delivering human-centric conversational AI platform, also has Generative AI capabilities. It provides all the required features needed to build and manage Chabot’s across communication channels like dialogue/conversation management tool. CoRover, the world’s first and the highest ROI-delivering human-centric conversational AI platform, also has Generative AI capabilities. It provides all the required features needed to build and manage Chatbot’s across communication channels like dialogue/conversation management tool. Read more at:  https://corover.ai/bharatgpt/

Perplexity AI CEO Aravind Srinivas is focusing on India's AI goals, committing $1 million and 5 hours weekly to support the initiative. He emphasizes the importance of a dedicated team and plans to invest an additional $10 million if they surpass DeepSeek R1 benchmarks. Aravind Srinivas, CEO of Perplexity AI, has recently stepped up his focus on India's AI ambitions and has now pledged to invest $1 million and 5 hours a week to help the country achieve greatness in AI. In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Srinivas wrote, “I am ready to invest a $1mm personally and 5 hours/week of my time into the most qualified group of people that can do this right now for making India great again in the context of AI. Consider this as a commitment that cannot be backtracked. The team has to be cracked and obsessed like DeepSeek team and has to open source the models with MIT license.” “And beating DeepSeek R1 on all benchmarks with rigor will mean I will invest $10mm more.” the Perplexity AI CE...

Maharashtra’s ‘honey village’ to feature in Republic Day event but its makers in Manghar feel left out without invitation To pacify the disappointed villagers, officials say they can attempt to set up a meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.Written Residents of the Mangar village who practice beekeeping. (Express photo by Pavan Khengre) Maharashtra will display a tableau featuring its ‘Madhache Gaav’ (honey village) project in New Delhi as part of the Republic Day celebrations. However, despite bringing laurels to the state by becoming the first ‘Madhache Gaav’ in the country, the residents of the Manghar village in the Satara district feel they have been ignored for the Republic Day event in the national capital. The concept of `Madhache Gaav’ was implemented in the Manghar village in May 2022 by the Directorate of Beekeeping Industry under the Maharashtra State Khadi and Village Industries Board (MSKVIB) to promote beekeeping and provide an additional income source in the rural...

1. The historic Ratnagiri site, which was in the news recently, is located in which state- Odisha 2. Where will the first International Olympic Research Conference be organized- Gandhinagar 3. The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) has partnered with whom to promote startup talent and create employment opportunities for youth- ' Apna ' 4. What kind of lethal missile is the Pralay missile, which was in the news recently- Surface to Surface 5. The Maharashtra government signed MoUs worth how much at the World Economic Forum 2025 in Davos- ₹6.25 lakh crore 6. Recently the Ministry of Defense has signed an agreement with whom for Bridge Laying Tank- Heavy Vehicles Factory 7. Where did the Ministry of Tribal Affairs organize the National Conference of District Magistrates (DMs) on Pradhan Mantri Janman- Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi 8. Who was recently appointed as the new ADG of BSF- Mahesh Kumar Agarwal 9. The Institute of Company Secretaries of India (IC...

  JEE Main Expected Cut off 2025 will be released soon on this page. Candidates who appeared for JEE Main Jan 22 exam will be able to check the category-wise expected cutoff The National Testing Agency has successfully conducted the first shift of the JEE Main Session 1 exam on January 22. As per candidates, JEE Main exam Jan 22 Shift 1 was of moderate to difficult level. Many coaching institutes will release the  JEE Main paper analysis  along with the unofficial answer keys day-wise for each shift. Based on that JEE Main expected cut off 2025 will also be released for candidates to check their chances of qualifying.  JEE Main Cut off 2025 Expected to be around 92-93 percentile for UR candidates. For OBC/EWS category, JEE Mains Cut off 2025 will be approximately 79-81 percentile score. The clear picture for  JEE Main Cut off 2025  will come only after all shifts of Session 1 & 2 exams are conducted.  JEE Main Cut off 2025 Expected The expected JEE...