Gagandeep Kaur is the Founder and Director at Deepworkz. She specializes in journalism focused on technology, telecommunications, and healthcare, with a keen interest in topics such as 5G, AI, and security. Gagandeep's work has been featured in prominent publications including FierceWireless, Light Reading, and The Guardian.
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Gagandeep Kaur's coverage primarily focuses on technology, with a strong emphasis on government announcements and data-driven reports. She frequently covers topics related to artificial intelligence, technology, telecom, cybersecurity, and India-specific developments.
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Vietnam's appeal is growing among global semiconductor players. Several companies including Amkor and 3M are expanding operations in the country.
In a major faux pas, Bharti Airtel's Sunil Bharti Mittal joined Jio and Vodafone Idea to ask for a level playing field for satellite service providers with telcos.
Jio's senior vice president talks about selling its indigenously developed 5G solution in the global market, 5G monetization and why open RAN is a no-go in India.
Network congestion because of growing numbers of 5G subscribers and usage has led to a drop in 5G speeds in India.
By: Gagandeep Kaur
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As BSNL starts adding new subscribers, it hopes that the launch of new initiatives and a new logo will help it regain lost glory.
By: Gagandeep Kaur
Administrative allocation of satcom spectrum is an advantage for international companies, while lower cost is likely to help in addressing the digital divide.
Indian government reportedly mulls relaxation of stringent EMF norms, which would benefit the telcos and may help improve 5G experience.
Gopal Vittal will assume the role of executive vice chairman and make way for Shashwat Sharma as Airtel's new CEO in January 2026: Here are the highs and lows of Vittal's tenure.
By: Irfan Rahman, Gagandeep Kaur, Hoshang Unwalla, Felix Effah, Herbert Wertheim College
The use of genetically diverse mouse models offers a more accurate reflection of human genetic variability, improving the translatability of findings to heterogeneous human populations. This approach is particularly valuable in understanding diverse immune responses to disease by environmental exposures. This study investigates the inflammatory responses to acute exposures to mainstream cigarette smoke (CS) and environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) in two genetically diverse mouse strains, CC002/UncJ (UNC) & Diversity Outbred (J:DO). The UM-HET3 (HET3) mouse strain, typically used in aging intervention studies, has also been used to evaluate the translatability of this model for age-associated pathologies. The study involves a comprehensive approach, including BALF cytokine analysis, evaluation of lung tissue architecture, assessment of macrophages and its associated proteins (MMP9 & MMP12) abundance. Several cytokines/chemokines were found to be upregulated across three strains. Notably, the UNC strain exclusively showed upregulation of TNF-α, IL-17A, and IL-13, whereas the J:DO showed an upregulation in KC. The number of alveolar macrophages in the lungs of UNC mice was very low at baseline compared to other strains studied in this study, which is indicative of some inherent shift in the pulmonary immune profiles of these inbred mice. In contrast, the J:DO strain, characterized by genetic outbreeding, showed a much more robust lung macrophage response comparable to C57BL/6J. The findings provide valuable insight into how genetic diversity affects immune responses in response to acute CS/ETS exposure, with implications for understanding diverse human responses to environmental stressors in studying lung pathophysiology.
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