The Indian Institute of Technology Jammu celebrated its 7th Convocation Ceremony, marking another significant milestone in the Institute’s journey of academic excellence, innovation, and nation-building. The ceremony, held at the picturesque IIT Jammu campus, brought together distinguished guests, faculty members, graduating students, and their families in a celebration of academic achievement and new beginnings.

A Moment of Celebration as IIT Jammu Hosts Its 7th Convocation

A total of 420 degrees were conferred during the ceremony, comprising 209 B.Tech, 124 M.Tech, 23 M.Sc., and 64 Ph.D. degrees, reflecting the Institute’s growing contributions to higher education and research.

The ceremony was graced by Dr. Shankar M. Venugopal, Vice President, Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd., Mahindra Research Valley, as the Chief Guest, and Dr. Amitabh Ranjan, Vice Chairman, Pan IIT Alumni India, as the Guest of Honour.

Addressing the graduating students, Dr. Venugopal encouraged them to embrace the opportunities emerging in a world being reshaped by technology and innovation. He urged the graduates to remain connected with their alma mater and contribute to its growth as mentors, collaborators, and ambassadors of IIT Jammu. Reflecting on their student journey, he encouraged them to cherish the experiences and relationships they had built at the Institute and draw strength from them as they navigate the challenges ahead. He also highlighted the immense potential of India to transform its challenges into opportunities through innovation, determination, and collective effort.

Dr. Amitabh Ranjan, Guest of Honour, congratulated the graduating students and emphasised the importance of staying connected with the IIT ecosystem and contributing to the larger community. He encouraged the graduates to carry forward the values, knowledge, and spirit of excellence cultivated at IIT Jammu as they embark on their professional journeys.

In his address, Prof. Manoj Singh Gaur, Director, IIT Jammu, congratulated the graduating class and spoke about the importance of curiosity, resilience, and purpose in shaping meaningful careers and lives. He encouraged the graduates to remain committed to lifelong learning, create value through their work, and ensure that their knowledge and innovations contribute meaningfully to society. He urged them to remain grounded in their roots, pursue new paths with courage, and nurture friendships and relationships that extend beyond professional networks.

A key highlight of the ceremony was the unveiling of ‘Antardṛṣṭi’, meaning “inner vision”, a new sculpture dedicated to the graduating class of 2026. The sculpture symbolises the moment before departure, when clarity must come from within before one steps into the wider world. It embodies a message of self-trust, courage, and aspiration for the graduates as they begin the next chapter of their lives. The sculpture serves as a reminder to look within when the path ahead appears uncertain, to dream beyond the limits set by others, and to move forward with confidence even when the journey ahead is challenging.

The ceremony also recognized outstanding academic achievements through the conferment of prestigious medals. Vivek Kumar Shandilya, Department of Materials and Metallurgical Engineering, was awarded the President Gold Medal for securing the highest CGPA among all B.Tech graduates. The Director Gold Medal was conferred upon Ayush Raj, Department of Chemical Engineering, for the best overall performance.

The Institute Gold Medal for the highest CGPA among graduating M.Tech students was awarded to Mohammad Shamsul Haq, M.Tech in Civil Engineering, while Sheikh Aabid Nisar, M.Sc. in Chemistry, received the Institute Gold Medal for securing the highest CGPA among graduating M.Sc. students.

The Institute Silver Medals were awarded to students securing the highest CGPA in their respective disciplines. Among the B.Tech programmes, the recipients were Ayush Raj (Chemical Engineering), Khushboo (Civil Engineering), Chaitanya Tandon (Computer Science and Engineering), Nageshwar Kumar (Electrical Engineering), and Harshit Beri (Mechanical Engineering).

In the postgraduate programmes, the Institute Silver Medals were conferred upon Shivangi Sharma (M.Tech in Chemical Engineering), Anshu Kumari (M.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering), Sandeep Kumar (M.Tech in Electrical Engineering), Binod Kumar (M.Tech in Mechanical Engineering), and Akshita (M.Sc. in Physics).

The 7th Convocation of IIT Jammu was a celebration of academic accomplishment, perseverance, and aspiration. As the graduating class of 2026 steps into a new phase of its journey, the Institute congratulates all the graduates and wishes them success in their future endeavors. Equipped with knowledge, resilience, and a sense of purpose, the graduates are poised to make meaningful contributions to society and carry forward the values of IIT Jammu in the years ahead.

Samsung has expanded its foldable smartphone portfolio with the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra and Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8. The Galaxy Z Fold8 starts at Rs. 1,79,999, while the Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra starts at Rs. 1,99,999. Both models combine foldable displays with flagship performance, but they target slightly different requirements.

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra vs Fold8: a closer look at the design, cameras, and features that could justify the extra  Rs 20,000

The Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra adds a 200MP Wide camera and a 10MP telephoto camera with 3x optical zoom to its camera setup. The Galaxy Z Fold8 uses a 50MP Wide camera and a 50MP Ultra Wide camera, while offering a lighter 201 g design. This gives buyers a choice between more advanced camera hardware and a lighter foldable experience.

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra focuses on camera and productivity

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra combines a large foldable display with flagship performance and an advanced camera system. Its 8.0-inch main display and 6.5-inch cover display provide space for multitasking, content consumption, and everyday productivity.

Key features include:

• 8.0-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X main display

• 6.5-inch cover display

• 120Hz refresh rate

• Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy processor

• Up to 16GB RAM and 1TB storage

• 5,000 mAh battery

• 200MP Wide camera

• 50MP Ultra Wide camera

• 10MP telephoto camera with 3x optical zoom

• 215 g weight

The 200MP Wide camera is the major camera upgrade over the Galaxy Z Fold8. The telephoto camera also adds 3x optical zoom for closer subjects.

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 offers a lighter foldable design

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 focuses on a lighter design and a large working area. Its 7.6-inch main display and 5.4-inch cover display support browsing, entertainment, multitasking, and everyday communication.

Key features include:

• 7.6-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X main display

• 5.4-inch cover display

• 120Hz refresh rate

• Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy processor

• Up to 16GB RAM and 1TB storage

• 4,800 mAh battery

• 50MP Wide camera

• 50MP Ultra Wide camera

• 201 g weight

The Galaxy Z Fold8 is 14 g lighter than the Ultra model, which can make a difference for buyers who carry their phone throughout the day.

The camera creates the biggest difference

Both foldables use the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy processor and offer high-end specifications. The key hardware distinction is the rear camera system.

The Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra features a 200MP Wide camera and a dedicated 10MP telephoto camera with 3x optical zoom. The Galaxy Z Fold8 uses a 50MP Wide camera and a 50MP Ultra Wide camera.

This makes the Ultra model more suitable for buyers who prioritise detailed photography and optical zoom. The Galaxy Z Fold8 remains focused on a lighter foldable design with a capable dual-camera setup.

Pricing and configurations

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 and Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra are available in multiple RAM and storage configurations. The Galaxy Z Fold8 starts at Rs. 1,79,999, while the Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra starts at Rs. 1,99,999.

The high price does not have to make a foldable upgrade difficult. Eligible buyers can purchase either model through Bajaj Finance with Easy EMI options and choose a repayment tenure that suits their budget.

Prices and Easy EMI options may vary by partner store, offer period, location, and variant. Please check the latest details before purchase.

Festive season offers can reduce the purchase burden

Festive season shopping can make a premium foldable upgrade more rewarding when buyers compare all applicable benefits before purchase. The Smart Savings Calculator from Bajaj Finance can help buyers understand potential savings by considering applicable dealer, brand, Bajaj Finance, and scheme offers.

Buyers can check:

• Dealer offers: Check applicable benefits available at participating partner stores.

• Brand offers: Explore offers available on eligible Samsung foldable models.

• Bajaj Finance offers: Check additional benefits available on eligible purchases.

• Scheme offers: Check benefits linked to selected EMI schemes.

The Smart Savings Calculator can help buyers assess applicable benefits together before completing the purchase.

Which Samsung foldable suits which buyer?

The Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra is suited to buyers who want Samsung’s more advanced camera hardware alongside a large foldable display and flagship performance.

• For photography: The 200MP Wide camera and 10MP telephoto camera offer greater camera flexibility.

• For productivity: The large main display provides more space for multitasking and work.

• For battery capacity: The 5,000 mAh battery offers higher capacity than the 4,800 mAh battery on the Galaxy Z Fold8.

• For premium configurations: Up to 16GB RAM and 1TB storage are available.

The Galaxy Z Fold8 is suited to buyers who prioritise a lighter foldable design while retaining flagship performance and a large screen.

• For portability: The 201 g body is lighter than the 215 g Ultra model.

• For entertainment: The large foldable display provides an immersive viewing experience.

• For multitasking: The expanded screen offers more room for multiple applications.

• For storage: Configurations are available with up to 1TB storage.

Buying a Samsung foldable with Bajaj Finance

1. Visit the nearest Bajaj Finance partner store.

2. Select the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 or Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra variant preferred.

3. Check eligibility for Easy EMIs at checkout using a mobile number and OTP.

4. Choose a flexible tenure between 3 and 60 months.

5. Complete the purchase and take the new Samsung foldable home the same day.

Bajaj Finance offers an Easy EMI Loan of up to Rs. 5 lakh with repayment tenures ranging from 3 to 60 months. Select models can also have zero down payment offers.

Ahead of the Men’s ODI World Cup 2027, Khel Now, one of India’s leading digital sports platforms, and Cricketaaa, a UAE-based global cricket content and distribution network, have entered into a strategic partnership to expand the global reach of cricket storytelling and connect audiences across international markets.

The collaboration will bring together Khel Now’s digital sports presence in India and Cricketaaa’s network spanning 38 international cricket associations and Test-playing nations. The two organisations will work towards developing and distributing up to 1,000 hours of original cricket content, covering players, teams, tournaments and stories from across the cricketing world.

The initiative comes as India-UAE ties continue to deepen across trade, investment, technology, culture and sport, with cricket serving as a strong bridge between the two countries. With the UAE emerging as a major international cricket hub and India representing one of the world’s largest cricket markets, the partnership aims to connect Indian and global cricket audiences ahead of the 2027 ODI World Cup. Khel Now is owned by Uday Narang, Chairman of the Anglian Omega Group, Omega Seiki Mobility and OBSC Perfection.

Ashish Negi, CEO and Co-founder, Khel Now, said, “Cricket has become a truly global sport, and the India-UAE relationship presents a significant opportunity to connect audiences, players and cricket communities across markets. Our partnership with Cricketaaa combines Khel Now’s understanding of Indian sports audiences with an international cricket network spanning multiple cricket-playing nations. As we look towards the 2027 ODI World Cup, our focus is on taking compelling cricket stories beyond traditional boundaries and creating formats that engage audiences across geographies.”

Zainul Islam, Global Alliance Head, Cricketaaa, said, “India and the UAE share a strong and growing relationship, and cricket has an important role to play in bringing people and markets closer together. Our collaboration with Khel Now will allow us to develop and distribute original cricket content at scale. With access to a network spanning 38 international cricket associations and Test-playing nations, we see an opportunity to give greater visibility to players, teams, tournaments and cricket communities from across the world.”

As cricket consumption evolves, audiences are increasingly engaging with the sport through short-form video, original programming, player-led storytelling and behind-the-scenes content. The partnership will explore content formats for diverse audiences and digital platforms across India and international markets, while creating opportunities for brands and cricket stakeholders around major events and cricket narratives.

With the Men’s ODI World Cup 2027 on the horizon, the collaboration seeks to take cricket storytelling beyond traditional boundaries and bring stories from across the cricketing world to new audiences.

About Khel Now
Khel Now is a digital sports media platform covering football, cricket and other major sporting disciplines. The platform delivers sports news, analysis, interviews, features and original digital content to audiences across India and international markets.

About Cricketaaa
Cricketaaa is a UAE-based cricket content creation and distribution network focused on developing and distributing cricket content across international markets. Its network spans 38 international cricket associations and Test-playing nations, supporting content opportunities across multiple cricket markets.

Sameera Groups, one of India’s leading diversified business groups with interests spanning land bank generation, real estate, warehousing, education, hospitality, and renewable energy, has unveiled its ambitious township development portfolio spanning approximately 2,500+ acres across Tamil Nadu and other key markets in India.

Sameera – The largest Township developer of Tamil Nadu

With 10+ ongoing township developments across strategic locations, Sameera Group is focused on developing large-format, integrated communities across key growth corridors. These developments are envisioned to bring together diverse residential, commercial and social infrastructure, creating well-planned communities designed for future growth.

The proposed and ongoing developments incorporate a diverse mix of land uses and community infrastructure, including residential, commercial, senior living, industrial parks, resorts, wellness facilities, wind farms, education, healthcare, hotels and other lifestyle infrastructure.

The Group’s township portfolio spans locations including East Tambaram, Poonamallee, Chengalpattu, Madurai, Walajapet, Kanchipuram, Trichy, Vellore, Tirunelveli, Bagalur, Rameswaram, Mumbai and other growth corridors. Individual developments range from approximately 32 acres to 350 acres. 

Unlike conventional residential developments, Sameera Group’s township model focuses on creating self-sustained and well-integrated communities, bringing multiple aspects of everyday life closer to residents.

Townships offer a distinct advantage by bringing residential, commercial and other supporting sectors together within an integrated community. This creates a more convenient and connected lifestyle, while offering Better Living, Faster & Higher Appreciation and Well-Maintained Communities. 

“Sameera Group aims to contribute to the next phase of organised urban and semi-urban development across Tamil Nadu and South India. We are focused on creating integrated ecosystems where people can live, work, learn, access healthcare, pursue recreation and build communities within well-planned environments. The scale of our township portfolio reflects our long-term commitment to creating sustainable and future-ready communities,” said Mr. Jayakumar Murugesan and Mr. Sandeep Kumar Murugesan, Managing Directors, Sameera Group.

With its expanding township portfolio, Sameera Group aims to strengthen its presence in large-format integrated development and contribute to the evolution of organised urban and semi-urban communities across Tamil Nadu and beyond.

For more information, please visit: www.sameeragroups.com

Anant National University co-hosted the Mass Timber Workshop 2026 on 24 and 25 September at its Ahmedabad campus. Organised by the US Softwood Export Council (SEC) and Anant National University, with support from the USDA Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) under the Regional Agricultural Promotion Program (RAPP), the workshop brought together stakeholders to explore the role of mass timber in advancing sustainable construction in India.

Anant National University Hosts Mass Timber Workshop 2026, Championing Sustainable Construction and a Greener Future

As the construction sector grows, the need for environmentally responsible building practices becomes increasingly important. Mass timber offers an opportunity to explore alternatives to conventional construction materials and contribute to a more sustainable built environment. The workshop encouraged dialogue and collaboration around the role of such materials in shaping the future of construction.

At Anant National University, sustainability is central to its vision for education and its commitment to creating a better future. The University supports initiatives that encourage students, faculty and industry partners to address real-world challenges through sustainable architecture, responsible material use, climate-conscious design and interdisciplinary research.

The Mass Timber Workshop reflected this commitment by bringing together perspectives from academia and industry through discussions, knowledge-sharing and practical engagement. It provided a platform to explore how mass timber and other sustainable approaches can contribute to a more environmentally responsible built environment. Ahead of the workshop, participating Anant students also visited India’s landmark mass timber project in Umargam, Gujarat, gaining firsthand insights into the material’s practical applications.

By supporting initiatives such as this, Anant continues to create opportunities for its academic community to engage with emerging ideas and contribute to meaningful change. Through sustainability-focused learning, research and collaboration, the University remains committed to nurturing designers, architects and changemakers who can help build a more sustainable future.

About Anant National University

At Anant National University, education begins with a simple belief: the future will not be inherited. It will be purposefully designed.

Guided by the philosophy: Come, Create the New, Anant brings together learners who are curious about the world as it is, but also ambitious about what it could become. The University encourages students to look beyond conventional answers and engage with the complex challenges of our times: Ranging from climate and sustainability to cities, communities, systems and technologies.

Anant offers undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral programmes across design, architecture, climate action and visual arts. Its approach combines academic rigour with studio-based learning, emerging technologies, research, entrepreneurship, Indigenous Knowledge Systems and hands-on engagement with communities. The goal is not only to build practical skills but also to train diligent professionals who can connect disciplines, understand context and create meaningful change.

Recognised as a Centre of Excellence by the Government of Gujarat, Anant received a 5-Star Rating in Architecture and a 4-Star Rating in the University category under the Gujarat State Institutional Rating Framework (GSIRF) 2023-24. These recognitions reflect Anant’s abiding commitment to build an innovating institution where creativity, sustainability, innovation and purpose come together to help shape a more thoughtful and resilient future.

For years, India’s real estate map was drawn around a handful of large cities. Delhi-NCR, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad and a few others absorbed most of the attention, capital and new supply. The map looks less concentrated now.
 

Tier-2 cities are emerging as key real estate growth destinations, driven by infrastructure, connectivity and urbanisation
 

A recent CII-Knight Frank study puts residential price growth across 11 emerging markets at 63% between 2021 and 2026, compared with 42% across India’s eight largest cities. Chandigarh Tricity and Lucknow are among the markets identified in the study. The numbers are significant, but the more interesting change is what is happening underneath them. These are increasingly cities with their own economic pull, rather than markets waiting for a metro to spill over into them.
 

Chandigarh Tricity offers a particularly clear example. Chandigarh itself has limited room for physical expansion, while Mohali and New Chandigarh have become increasingly important to the wider urban economy. Airport Road, regional road connectivity and the presence of education, healthcare and professional services have added to the appeal.
 

Umang Jindal, CEO, Homeland Group, said, “Tricity is increasingly being experienced as one connected market rather than three separate locations. Mohali’s growth has brought residential, commercial and social infrastructure closer to the expanding employment base, while the airport corridor has changed the importance of several locations. Buyers are also looking beyond the apartment itself and considering the surrounding ecosystem, access, retail, education and everyday convenience. That is gradually giving the region a more complete urban character.”
 

Gurinder Bhatti, Chairman & Managing Director, GB Realty, said, “The next phase of development in the Tricity is likely to be shaped by how well infrastructure and new residential districts work together. New Chandigarh and the Mohali belt are attracting attention because they are evolving into self-sustaining urban destinations rather than remaining peripheral extensions of the existing city. With improving connectivity and a growing ecosystem of commercial, institutional and social infrastructure, these markets are increasingly positioned to support sustained residential demand. This is the kind of urbanisation that creates a longer residential cycle rather than a short-term development pocket.”
 

Tejpreet Singh Gill, Managing Director, Gillco Group, said, “Punjab’s real estate story is increasingly linked to the way Chandigarh, Mohali and the surrounding urban areas are developing together. Infrastructure has made several locations more accessible, but the larger change is the emergence of a broader residential and commercial ecosystem. Buyers are looking for well-planned projects, while businesses and institutions are creating demand around them. That combination is giving the region a different scale of opportunity than it had a decade ago.”
 

A similar trend can be seen across other emerging urban markets, where improving infrastructure, evolving buyer preferences and expanding city boundaries are influencing the way residential development is taking shape. In this context, Lucknow is also witnessing a gradual shift in how and where demand is emerging.
 

Mr. Neeraj Gulati, Managing Director, Assotech Realty, said, “Emerging cities are being evaluated on the basis of new parameters. For example, Shirdi is a very different real estate story from a conventional real estate market. The strength of the destination comes from the steady flow of pilgrims, but today’s traveller also expects a certain level of comfort and hospitality around that visit. That is creating an interesting space between tourism, spirituality and real estate. A well-managed hospitality asset can become part of that experience rather than simply being a place to stay. The opportunity lies in understanding the character of the destination and building around the way people actually travel, stay and spend time there. In places such as Shirdi, the spiritual purpose of the journey remains central, but the expectations around the journey itself are changing.”
 

Kushgra Ansal, Director, Ansal Housing, said, “Connectivity has changed the way smaller cities and regional markets are viewed. In Haryana and Punjab, better road networks, expanding urban centres and stronger links with established employment hubs are bringing more locations into consideration for both homebuyers and developers. The demand is not confined to one type of buyer either. There is a wider base of families looking for better housing within the region, while business activity is creating new residential requirements around emerging urban corridors.”
 

Harvinder Singh Sikka, Chairman, Sikka Group, said, “The interesting change in Lucknow is the way demand is spreading across established as well as newer parts of the city. The buyer is more informed and has clearer expectations about location, planning and the amenities that should be available close to home. As infrastructure improves, residential development is also beginning to follow a broader urban pattern. This creates opportunities for projects that are planned around how people actually live, rather than around a single building.”
 

For developers, the new map is therefore not simply a list of smaller cities with rising prices. It is a map of where infrastructure, employment, urbanisation and buyer aspirations are beginning to overlap. The next real estate markets may not be the cities waiting to become the next Delhi or Mumbai, but the ones developing enough economic and urban depth to define their own markets.

Ai+ Smartphone has announced that the sale of its latest device, Nova 2 Power 5G, the newest addition to the Nova 2 Series, is now live. Merging an eye-catching design with reliable, long-lasting performance, the Nova 2 Power 5G is available exclusively on Flipkart, with its first sale commencing at midnight on September 24.

Ai+ Nova 2 Series Now on Sale on Flipkart — Nova 2 Power 5G Starting at Rs. 15,199, Nova 2 Pro at Rs. 16,149 & Nova 2 Ultra at Rs. 18,049

Built on the mantra “Design to Inspire. Power to Outlast,” the Nova 2 Power centres design in the smartphone experience while delivering the performance and endurance that today’s users demand.

Nova 2 Power will be available starting at Rs. 15,999*, inclusive of bank offers and exclusively on Flipkart.

“Today, technology is personal. A smartphone isn’t just functional; it’s a means of self-expression. With the Nova 2 Power, design matches performance — its eye-catching Colour Fusion design demands attention, while the power within keeps pace with everyday life,” said Madhav Sheth, CEO, NxtQuantum Shift Technologies (Ai+ Smartphone).

Performance Built to Outlast
The Nova 2 Power is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 7100 processor (6nm), built for smooth multitasking and dependable everyday performance. The 6.75-inch HD+ punch-hole IPS display with a 120Hz refresh rate delivers fluid visuals across work, gaming, and content creation. Backing it all is a large 7000mAh battery with 33W fast charging, keeping the device going through demanding days. The Nova 2 Power also supports dual 5G SIM, Wi-Fi 6, and Bluetooth 5.4, and carries an IP65 rating for everyday durability.

A Design Made for the Runway
The Nova 2 Power’s striking dual-tone back panel is available in Colour Fusion finishes — Blue Gold Fusion and Blue Fusion — alongside Ocean Green, Deep Purple, and Midnight Black, with each colour shifting under light for a distinctive flair. On the imaging side, the device features a 48MP AI primary camera and an 8MP ultra-wide lens, along with a 13MP front camera for sharp selfies and high-quality video calls. Memory options include 6GB+128GB and 8GB+128GB, both expandable via microSD.

Pricing Across the Nova 2 Series
Alongside the Nova 2 Power, the Nova 2 Ultra and Nova 2 Pro also continue to be available on Flipkart. The Nova 2 Ultra is priced at Rs. 18,999* onwards, while the Nova 2 Pro is available starting at Rs. 16,999* onwards.

*Price inclusive of bank offer

About Ai+ and NxtQuantum Shift Technologies
NxtQuantum Shift Technologies is a deep-tech Indian company building secure, sovereign digital platforms for a digital-first world. Founded by Madhav Sheth, the company develops NxtQuantum OS, India’s first sovereign operating system, and is committed to building technology that is designed, engineered, and developed in India while remaining globally competitive.

About Ai+ Smartphone
Ai+ Smartphone is a next-generation brand built in India, delivering reliable and high-performance mobile experiences. Powered by NxtQuantum OS, India’s first sovereign mobile operating system. The brand focuses on delivering a clean design, ensuring long battery life, and maintaining trusted software performance, all while keeping prices accessible without compromising the user experience.

From redefining smartphones to pioneering AIoT products as part of the company’s Connected Ecosystem, Ai+ Smartphone is creating a new standard for trust, immersive experience, and accessibility. Rooted in a privacy-first architecture and a commitment to equitable access, Ai+ Smartphone stands for more than specs — it stands for India’s next era of user-owned, future-ready technology.