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Dwaipayan Roy

Sub-Editor | Technology and Auto | English

Dwaipayan Roy holds a degree in Journalism from the prestigious Indian Institute of Mass Communication. With three years of work experience under his belt, his expertise spans across various domains. His passion for all things related to space and automobiles shines through in his work, as he delivers well-informed and engaging content. When he’s not immersed in the world of journalism, Dwaipayan indulges in his love for reading and watching movies during his leisure time.
Dwaipayan Roy
Joining Date
April, 2020
Resides In
Kolkata
Languages Known
English, Bengali, Hindi
Education
PG Diploma in Journalism Indian Institute of Mass Communication
BA in English (Honors)
Latest News Articles
17 Oct 2026
• Anthropic

This is how AI is affecting Anthropic's workforce

Anthropic, a leading artificial intelligence (AI) company, has released a case study detailing the impact of AI on its workforce.

17 Oct 2026
• International Monetary Fund

AI risks could outweigh benefits, need ethical framework: IMF chief

International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief Kristalina Georgieva has warned that the risks posed by artificial intelligence (AI) could outweigh its benefits.

17 Oct 2026
• OpenAI

SpaceX sales lead Graham Seamans heads to OpenAI

OpenAI has hired Graham Seamans, a former SpaceX sales lead, to head sales for its cybersecurity business.

17 Oct 2026
• Vodafone Idea

Vodafone Idea introduces India's 1st prepaid family plan: Check benefits

Vodafone Idea (Vi) has launched India's first-ever prepaid family plan, allowing users to share data among family members.

17 Oct 2026
• Maserati

Maserati's GT2 Stradale Fuoriserie pays homage to legendary MC12

Maserati has unveiled a unique addition to its line-up, the GT2 Stradale Fuoriserie.

17 Oct 2026
• Health & Wellness

This is how microplastics harm our body

A new study published in the journal Nature has identified a potential mechanism through which microplastics could harm human health.

17 Oct 2026
• China

Why China's AI stocks are taking a beating

China's artificial intelligence (AI) stocks have taken a major hit, with the country's Nasdaq-style Star50 Index plunging nearly 40% in the current half-year.

17 Oct 2026
• Meta

Meta denies political bias against Lula in Brazil's presidential election

Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has been accused of political bias during Brazil's presidential election.

17 Oct 2026
• Waymo

You can soon ride Waymo's robotaxis in Canada

Waymo, the self-driving car division of Alphabet, is expanding its operations into Canada.

17 Oct 2026
• California

California: Ultra-rich spending $1M per day to defeat billionaire tax

Silicon Valley's tech billionaires are pouring massive amounts of money into a campaign against California's proposed wealth tax.

Charles Schwab won't let unauthorized AI agents access client accounts

Charles Schwab is blocking unauthorized artificial intelligence (AI) agents from accessing its clients' accounts.

14 Oct 2026
• Reliance Jio

Jio Platforms IPO to open for subscription on October 21

Jio Platforms, the digital services giant, is gearing up for its much-anticipated initial public offering (IPO).

14 Oct 2026
• Netflix

Why Netflix ​is cutting around 6% of ‌its workforce

Netflix has announced a major round of layoffs, cutting around 1,000 jobs or nearly 6% of its global workforce.

14 Oct 2026
• Indian Government

You can ride BS7-compliant cars in India from 2029

The Indian government plans to introduce Bharat Stage VII (BS-VII) emission standards for new cars and SUVs starting April 2029.

AI hacks are 'early warning shots', says Demis Hassabis

Demis Hassabis, the co-founder of Google DeepMind, has warned that recent hacking incidents involving artificial intelligence (AI) are "early warning shots."

14 Oct 2026
• India

Blackstone wants to double India investments to $100B by 2031

Blackstone, the global investment firm, plans to double its investments in India from the current $50 billion to a whopping $100 billion over the next five years.

14 Oct 2026
• Kumar Mangalam Birla

Kumar Mangalam Birla plans investments up to $30B by 2029

Kumar Mangalam Birla, the Chairman of the Aditya Birla Group, has announced plans to invest up to $30 billion over the next two to three years.

14 Oct 2026
• Ukraine

Ukrainian frontline soldiers have lost access to Musk's Starlink

Ukrainian soldiers on the frontline have seen their access to Starlink satellite internet terminals abruptly restricted.

14 Oct 2026
• IDBI Bank

Canada's Fairfax buys majority stake in IDBI Bank

Canada's Fairfax Financial Holdings is acquiring a controlling stake in IDBI Bank.

14 Oct 2026
• Donald Trump

Oil and gas drilling about to start in Greenland: Trump

US President Donald Trump has announced that "massive oil, gas and mineral exploitation is getting ready to begin" in Greenland.

14 Oct 2026
• OpenAI

Grab, OpenAI to train gig workers on AI in Thailand

Grab, Southeast Asia's leading superapp, has announced a partnership with OpenAI to enhance the AI skills of its drivers, sellers and other providers in Thailand.

14 Oct 2026
• NVIDIA

NVIDIA to spend $250M on AI safety research in UK

NVIDIA, a US chipmaker, has pledged $250 million worth of computing resources to the UK over five years.

14 Oct 2026
• India

Modi government to introduce dedicated policy for data centers

India is set to introduce a dedicated data center policy, Minister of State for IT Jitin Prasada announced today.

Earth's poles shifted rapidly during dinosaur era, says study

A recent study has revealed that the geographic poles of Earth shifted at a surprisingly fast rate during the age of dinosaurs.

14 Oct 2026
• Astronomy

We might finally solve the mystery of dark energy

Scientists have discovered a new technique to study dark energy, the mysterious force behind the universe's accelerating expansion.

SEBI proposes stricter penalties against this type of listed companies

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has proposed stricter measures against listed companies that obstruct the monitoring of funds raised through public issues.