India Technology

Foreign Policy managing editor and former CNN South Asia bureau chief Ravi Agrawal takes listeners on a journey across India, through remote rural villages and massive metropolises, to highlight how one tiny device - the smartphone - is changing all facets of Indian life. The rise of smartphones, and with them access to the internet, has caused nothing short of a revolution in India. In the West, technological advances have progressed step-by-step, starting with landline phones.

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""Sanghi's flair lies in blurring the boundaries between myth and reality... a notable and thought-provoking work in contemporary Indian fiction."" -THE TRIBUNE ""...seamlessly weaves mythology with cutting-edge science, historical memory with contemporary geopolitics."" -THE NEW INDIAN EXPRESS...

An Immersive Introduction to Tapping the Transformative Power of Mantra Could the simple act of repeating a certain sound influence your physical health, your emotional state, and even the world around you? On Mantras, you will learn India's powerful inner technology for clearing your mind...

Every Prime Minister of independent India has guided, if not personally overseen, one prized portfolio: technology. If, in the early years, Nehru and his scientist-advisors retained an iron grip on it, subsequent governments created a bureaucracy that managed everything from the country's crown...

She was trying to do her job by the book. Strong undercurrent of corruption was drifting her away. Could she survive her reality? Reema was a hard working Indian girl in her twenties. When her low paying public sector job made her work sixteen hours a day she did not complain. The same job introduced her to the reality of crime and corruption. Night after night Reema found herself wide awake turning from one side to another. Corruption was not a choice though corruption was about to kill her body and soul. Would she bury her naivety to become the ghastliest evil to triumph over the evil? ...

A young man from Titilagarh, Orissa, buoyed by nothing but dreams, boards a boat to America in 1964. There, in the land of opportunity, Satanarayan Gangaram Pitroda strikes gold in the burgeoning tech space to become the American millionaire Sam Pitroda. Armed with global patents and a vision supported by Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi, he vows to return home and fix India's telephone troubles.

In 2004 Kentaro Toyama, an award-winning computer scientist, moved to India to start a new research group for Microsoft. Its mission: to explore novel technological solutions to the world's persistent social problems. But after a decade of designing technologies for humanitarian causes, Toyama concluded that no technology, however dazzling, could cause social change on its own.

Sanjeev Bhaskar, comedian and writer behind 'The Kumars at No. 42' embarks on an epic and highly personal journey through modern India. Sanjeev’s characteristic humour and unique perspective form the heart of this audiobook that accompanies his travels for the BBC2 series. Exotic and diverse...

The book that years ago predicted a man-made global pandemic! TWO WOMEN, ONE OF WHOM JILTED HIM, HELP A PRIVATE EYE STOP A BIOLOGICAL CATASTROPHE! A prominent law firm asks an investigator to look into the death of a business executive. The firm's client is the dead executive’s widow – a woman who deserted the private eye years earlier! Against the backdrop of his own personal turmoil, the dogged investigator is soon enmeshed in an international conspiracy fueled by perverted science, and old Cold War hatred. "IF YOU LIKE HARD-BOILED ACTION, MEMORABLE VILLAINS AND TWISTY PLOTS, THE JAKE...

What transformed India from a colonized nation under foreign rule into one of the world’s fastest-rising democratic, technological, and civilizational powers? How did India survive colonial exploitation, partition, wars, poverty, political upheaval, globalization, and rapid technological disruption while preserving its democracy, diversity, spiritual traditions, and cultural continuity? And most importantly what lessons from the past can help shape Developed India 2100? 125 Years That Changed India is a sweeping, thought-provoking, and future-oriented exploration of India’s ...

In this abridged edition of IFOs: Identified Flying OOPArts, historian and theologian Sir R. S. Marshall unveils startling evidence of advanced aeronautical and technological knowledge preserved in the ancient Sanskrit and Puranic manuscripts of India. Drawing from rare texts such as the Vaimānika Śāstra, Mahābhārata, and Rigveda, Marshall reinterprets verses once thought mythic—revealing detailed descriptions of flying machines, energy systems, and weaponized acoustics. His analysis bridges the worlds of archaeology, theology, and modern science to suggest that these “myths” may...

The Silenced Scholars: How Ancient India Unlocked the Secrets of Modern Science Before the West Wrote the Books by Abhijeet Sarkar, CEO & Founder, Synaptic AI Lab The history of science is a story you think you know. This book will prove you wrong. What if the revolutionary ideas of the Renaissance and the Scientific Revolution were not born in Europe, but were echoes of a much older, silenced knowledge? What if the foundations of modern mathematics, medicine, and even computer science were fully developed in ancient India, thousands of years before the West wrote the books? From Abhijeet ...

"Cyber Law In India" is a comprehensive textbook and practical guide meticulously designed to navigate the dynamic and complex legal landscape of the digital world. The book is oriented to its title, providing an in-depth yet accessible exploration of India's cyber legal framework, contextualized with global standards and emerging technological trends. NEP 20 COMPLIANT Philosophy The core philosophy of this book is to bridge the gap between technology and jurisprudence. It operates on the principle that an effective understanding of cyber law cannot be achieved by studying legal statutes in...

'When I left Jabalpur, the small town where I grew up, to pursue a career, I could not have dreamt that I would find myself at the vanguard of pathbreaking revolutions that would transform India.' Entrepreneur, sportsman, salesman, engineer, educationist, jazz aficionado and investor-meet Ajai...

India 2100: Envisioning the Future of a Developed Civilization What will India look like in the year 2100? Will it emerge as one of the world's leading economies, technology powers, and knowledge societies? Can it achieve prosperity while preserving democracy, diversity, cultural heritage, environmental sustainability, and human values? This book explores these important questions and presents a comprehensive vision of India's possible future through the lenses of economics, technology, governance, education, sustainability, culture, spirituality, and global leadership. Drawing upon ...

ISRO: The Space Leader is a powerful and inspiring audiobook that takes you through the extraordinary journey of India’s space agency—the Indian Space Research Organisation. From launching its first rocket from a small church in Kerala to making history with Chandrayaan and Mangalyaan, ISRO’s story is one of determination, innovation, and national pride.

A Malayalam podcast about stories & art of making stories, an initiative by Storytel. We welcome you into the life of stories where we listen to authors, their stories and the stories that they weave for us. Follow us into the world of stories. Storytel is an audiobook streaming app to enjoy...

Before smartphones, digital payments, and online platforms transformed daily life, there was a quiet revolution unfolding in the building of the telecom networks that made the digital world possible. Connecting the World reveals the inside story of how India’s telecom revolution became a foundation for global digital transformation. Just three decades ago, obtaining a telephone connection in India could take years. Communication services were expensive, infrastructure was limited, and connectivity was largely confined to a small urban elite. Today, India stands among the world’s largest...

Can India modernize its manufacturing economy and supply electricity to its growing population without relying heavily on coal - and quite possibly destroying the global climate?