Karnataka government’s Department of Electronics, IT and Biotechnology on May 20 announced the opening of applications for the 25th call under its flagship grant-in-aid programme ELEVATE, marking 10 years of the initiative aimed at supporting early-stage startups.
India’s digital transformation has pushed the country into a new era of cybersecurity risk, where traditional, manual defences may no longer be enough to counter increasingly sophisticated and automated cyberattacks, National Cyber Security Coordinator Navin Kumar Singh said on Tuesday.
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This observation from a veteran Indian educator captures a growing worry across the country. While standard Artificial Intelligence (AI) helps students finish homework faster, it is not always helping them understand the logic behind it. Students are using digital tools that give them the “answer” but hide the “explanation.”
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The think tank also suggested standardising documentation and pre-verification systems.The Aayog, in a working paper titled ‘States Framework: Advancing International Mobility for Skilled Workers’, further said that the government should establish liaison arrangements with destination-country embassies to support standardised visa application processing of Indian skilled workers.The paper also called for providing structured support for form submission, appointment scheduling, biometric requirements, and document compilation.
Tata Electronics signing an MoU with Dutch semiconductor giant ASML for its plant in Dholera marks a major milestone in India’s semiconductor manufacturing ambitions
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India’s semiconductor journey has entered a decisive phase. Over the past few years, a combination of policy initiatives, targeted government incentives, and strategic global partnerships has created strong momentum for domestic chip manufacturing. Announcements around fabrication plants, packaging facilities and semiconductor investments have positioned India as an emerging player in the global electronics supply chain.
In an interview with TimesTech, Abhishek Agarwal, President – Judge India & Global Delivery at The Judge Group, spoke about why Edge AI and semiconductor innovation are critical to India’s long-term AI ambitions. He highlighted the importance of AI systems built for Indian realities, semiconductor self-reliance, and scalable edge infrastructure that can support manufacturing, healthcare, telecom, agriculture, and smart city transformation beyond urban centres.
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Semiconductors sit at the centre of modern industry. India’s ambition to build domestic capability in this sector is not a vanity project. It is a strategic necessity. Four years after the launch of the ₹76,000 crore India Semiconductor Mission, the government has moved to the next phase. ISM 2.0, announced in the Union Budget 2026–27, is meant to shift the programme from attracting fabs and packaging plants to building equipment, materials, design intellectual property and supply-chain depth.
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Indian companies are increasingly turning to contract and outsourced hiring as Al related uncertainty has firms rethinking their workforce planning, a top executive at staffing firm TeamLease Services said on Thursday.
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