PAU Alumni Return to B-School After 15 Years
Two successful alumni reconnect with Punjab Agricultural University's business school after 15 years, sharing career insights and inspiring current MBA students with their professional journeys.
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India's Own Gene Editing Tech Aids Cheaper Crop Breeding
ICAR patents indigenous TnpB gene editing technology, offering a miniature alternative to CRISPR. This breakthrough promises cheaper, IP-free GE crop development for Indian farmers.
Punjab State Cycling Championship Begins at PAU
Over 500 cyclists compete in Punjab State Cycling Championship at PAU Ludhiana. Events include road races, time trials across multiple age categories until March 2.
Apple Watch Faces New US Import Ban Threat
US ITC investigates Apple's redesigned blood oxygen feature. Potential import ban on Series 9, Series 10 & Ultra 2 watches could disrupt holiday sales. Latest update on $634M patent battle.
PAU Youth Festival Celebrates Punjabi Culture
Punjab Agricultural University's Youth Festival 2024 dazzled with cultural performances, highlighting Punjabi heritage through music, dance and folk arts. Don't miss the visual spectacle!
15K Devotees Mesmerized by PAU Light & Sound Show
A spectacular light and sound show at Punjab Agricultural University captivated over 15,000 devotees with spiritual storytelling and stunning visual effects. Don't miss this cultural extravaganza!
Chandigarh Students Patent Innovative Medical Device
Students from Chandigarh's Satluj School secure patent for portable medical device. Learn how this innovation addresses critical healthcare challenges in remote areas.
PAU Champions Student Wellness Through Fitness Events
Punjab Agricultural University launches innovative fitness initiative promoting physical and mental health among students through diverse wellness activities and competitions.
PAU Wins National Award for Agricultural Mentorship
Punjab Agricultural University honoured with prestigious ICAR award for outstanding mentorship and innovation in agricultural education, reinforcing Punjab's leadership in farming advancements.
Adeia Sues AMD Over Technology Licensing Dispute
US technology firm Adeia sues AMD for alleged patent infringement, demanding fair licensing terms for semiconductor innovations. Get the full story on this major tech legal battle.
PAU Expert Represents India at Taiwan Agricultural Conference
Dr. H S Dhaliwal from Punjab Agricultural University showcases India's agricultural research prowess at global forum, fostering international collaboration in crop science.
Samsung's Tri-Folding Phone: World's Slimmest Foldable?
Samsung is developing a revolutionary tri-folding smartphone that could become the slimmest foldable device ever, potentially beating the upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 7 in both innovation and design.
Perplexity AI Launches Revolutionary Patent Research Tool
Perplexity AI CEO Aravind Srinivas unveils revolutionary AI-powered patent research tool that transforms how innovators search and analyze patents with natural language queries.
PAU trains 175 in paddy straw management solutions
Punjab Agricultural University trains service providers in advanced paddy straw management techniques to combat stubble burning and promote sustainable farming practices in Ludhiana.
Apple Demands OPPO Fire Engineers in Patent Battle
Tech giant Apple escalates legal war against OPPO, demanding termination of key engineers and seizure of hardware in dramatic courtroom showdown over patent infringement allegations.
Indian Pharma Wins Crucial Legal Battle for Generic Drugs
A significant legal triumph for India's pharmaceutical sector strengthens the position of generic drug makers against patent challenges. Explore how this ruling impacts affordable medicine production and India's role as the 'Pharmacy of the World'.
Supreme Court allows generic SMA drug in blow to Roche
In a landmark judgment, India's Supreme Court allows Natco Pharma to produce affordable generic version of Roche's expensive spinal muscular atrophy treatment, making life-saving therapy accessible to thousands.
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