The odd part
A university’s 350-crore AI breakthrough turned out to be a $1,600 Chinese import that literally spoke its native language.
What happened
In a peak display of 'Make in India' efficiency, Galgotias University presented a robotic dog as a crowning achievement of its multi-crore AI innovation campus. The 'breakthrough' unraveled instantly when a serial number check revealed it was a mass-produced Unitree Go2 robot from China. Officials were reportedly asked to leave a national summit after the 'indigenous' canine began speaking Chinese to the audience, proving that in Indian academia, innovation is often just a high-speed internet connection away from a foreign e-commerce site.