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Chandigarh University Launches "Quantum for Bharat" Mission; Aims to Make India a Global AI and Quantum Computing Hub

By ANI 10 Jan 2026
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Jefferies' Greed & Fear removes Bitcoin allocation over quantum computing concerns, allocates to gold and silver
By ANI 16 Jan 2026
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Quantum Encrypt Launches in India to Build the Nation's Post Quantum Digital Future
By ANI 11 Feb 2026
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Chandigarh University Launches 'Quantum for Bharat' Mission; Aims to Make India a Global AI and Quantum Computing Hub
By PTI 10 Jan 2026
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BISAG-N, QNu Labs join hands to boost India's quantum-resilient cybersecurity capabilities
By ANI 01 Feb 2026
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Air Marshal holds talks with Singapore Armed forces officials in visit to Singapore Airshow 26
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Coding the Future: How the School of Sciences at JAIN (Deemed-to-be University) Is Creating the Next Generation of Tech Leaders
By ANI 30 Jan 2026
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Ambassador Kwatra visits IBM Research Center, discusses National Quantum Mission
By ANI 07 Jan 2026
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India’s defence forces get quantum boost with new Mission Policy Framework
By Tribune News Service 22 Jan 2026
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"India will need nearly USD 80 to 100 billion in civil aviation-related products," says Piyush Goyal on India-US interim trade agreement
By ANI 08 Feb 2026
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