Forty four companies, including top brands, have already applied for incentives under the production linked incentive (PLI) scheme for IT hardware manufacturing, a top government official said. The recently notified import restrictions on products such as laptops and tablets were introduced from a security perspective but will spur local production and won’t lead to supply disruptions, according to this person.

Forty four companies, including top brands, have already applied for incentives under the production linked incentive (PLI) scheme for IT hardware manufacturing, a top government official said. The recently notified import restrictions on products such as laptops and tablets were introduced from a security perspective but will spur local production and won’t lead to supply disruptions, according to this person.

Forty four companies, including top brands, have already applied for incentives under the production linked incentive (PLI) scheme for IT hardware manufacturing, a top government official said. The recently notified import restrictions on products such as laptops and tablets were introduced from a security perspective but will spur local production and won’t lead to supply disruptions, according to this person.

Forty four companies, including top brands, have already applied for incentives under the production linked incentive (PLI) scheme for IT hardware manufacturing, a top government official said. The recently notified import restrictions on products such as laptops and tablets were introduced from a security perspective but will spur local production and won’t lead to supply disruptions, according to this person.

Forty four companies, including top brands, have already applied for incentives under the production linked incentive (PLI) scheme for IT hardware manufacturing, a top government official said. The recently notified import restrictions on products such as laptops and tablets were introduced from a security perspective but will spur local production and won’t lead to supply disruptions, according to this person.

Forty four companies, including top brands, have already applied for incentives under the production linked incentive (PLI) scheme for IT hardware manufacturing, a top government official said. The recently notified import restrictions on products such as laptops and tablets were introduced from a security perspective but will spur local production and won’t lead to supply disruptions, according to this person.

The momentum towards the goal of overall economic growth in the country can be only achieved through focus on allinclusive growth through enhanced capital formation, accelerated infrastructure development and largescale asset monetization, the role of debt markets or corporate bond markets to finance this growth gets accentuated, said Ashwani Bhatia, Whole Time Member, Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) at ASSOCHAM 6th National Summit & Awards Corporate Bond Market in Mumbai.

Railway Board chairman and chief executive officer Anil Kumar Lahoti said this while speaking at the 7th International Conference Rail Tech 2023, organised by ASSOCHAM. Beyond climate action, the railways has also taken significant steps to tackle other environmental challenges such as water and waste management, said Lahoti.

Ensuring comprehensive data protection is paramount for accelerating India s digital economy and the Digital Personal Data Protection Bill strikes a harmonious balance between flexibility and data privacy measures, said industry apex body Nasscom. It was a techagnostic Bill and expected to cater to the dynamic digital ecosystem and help stimulate India s digital thought leadership globally, said Debjani Ghosh, President, Nasscom on Friday.

The government will come out with a payment security mechanism to support largescale rollout of electric buses as it eyes a major transition towards green public transport across the country, Tarun Kapoor , advisor to the Prime Minister at the PMO, said on Thursday. He also emphasised on the need to bring down the cost of electric vehicles to accelerate their adoption.

As per the National Association of Software and Services Companies (NASSCOM), the Indian Information Technology (IT) Industry directly employs around 51 lakh persons in FY 202122 and is projected to grow to around 95 lahks by 2026. PEXELS Despite it being an attractive career, women still are not equally represented in the industry when it comes to the workforce.

In the upcoming seminar hosted by Faya:80, a knowledge community based at Technopark, the topic of discussion will be AIOps: Revolutionizing IT Operations with Extreme Automation. The seminar will be held on 9th August from 5:00 PM at Faya Floor of Madness, Thejaswini building, Technopark, led by Binish Moulana In the upcoming seminar hosted by Faya:80, a knowledge community based at Technopark, the topic of discussion will be AIOps: Revolutionizing IT Operations with Extreme Automation. The seminar will be held on 9th August from 5:00 PM at Faya Floor of Madness, Thejaswini building, Technopark, led by Binish Moulana(nasscom).

In the upcoming seminar hosted by Faya:80, a knowledge community based at Technopark, the topic of discussion will be AIOps: Revolutionizing IT Operations with Extreme Automation. The seminar will be held on 9th August from 5:00 PM at Faya Floor of Madness, Thejaswini building, Technopark, led by Binish Moulana In the upcoming seminar hosted by Faya:80, a knowledge community based at Technopark, the topic of discussion will be AIOps: Revolutionizing IT Operations with Extreme Automation. The seminar will be held on 9th August from 5:00 PM at Faya Floor of Madness, Thejaswini building, Technopark, led by Binish Moulana(nasscom).

During the fiscal year 202223, the state recorded IT exports to the extent of 2,41,275 crore, an increase of 57,706 crore compared to the previous fiscal 202122, the highest annual rise of 31.4 per cent, according to data by Software Technology Parks of India (STPI) and NASSCOM, the IT minister said.