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Deepti Ratnam

Deepti Ratnam is a Senior Sub Editor at Techlusive, where she covers consumer technology, gadgets, and digital innovation. With over eight years of experience in content and digital media, she has previously worked with EY, Opera Browser, and To The New Digital, building expertise across diverse content domains. Passionate about technology and storytelling, Deepti believes that innovation extends beyond devices. It is reflected in the way people live, connect, and experience the world. Outside of work, she enjoys traveling, exploring new places, spending time with friends, and immersing herself in gripping thriller novels and films. She approaches life with curiosity, resilience, and optimism, embracing every challenge as an opportunity to grow and every adventure as a story worth telling.

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ISRO launches Indian Space Hackathon 2026: How students can apply and win internships

The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) has announced the launch of the Indian Space Hackathon 2026. This hackathon is inviting students, undergraduate, PhD students, and postgraduate from across India. All the participants will solve real world challenges in space technology, satellite analysis, climate science, and artificial intelligence. ISRO is hosting a national-level competition, allowing students

AUTHOR: DEEPTI RATNAM| Posted June 15, 2026

OpenAI launches Lockdown Mode in ChatGPT: Why the new security feature matters

OpenAI has introduced a new security feature called Lockdown Mode in ChatGPT. The new feature adds additional safeguards against prompt injection attacks. This is a type of attack that places hidden instructions inside documents, websites, emails, or any other content in order to manipulate AI chatbot's behavior. The launch plays an important role in today's

AUTHOR: DEEPTI RATNAM| Posted June 8, 2026

EPFO 3.0 update: What ATM-based PF withdrawals mean for your pension, know here

The Employees Provident Fund Organization (EPFO) is bringing one of its biggest digital upgrades so far. The government body is launching EPFO 3.0 framework under which members may soon be able to withdraw their Provident Fund (PF) savings instantly by using UPI and ATM-like facilities. This will eliminate the need for lengthy claim approvals and

AUTHOR: DEEPTI RATNAM| Posted June 1, 2026