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64 IT, electronics items allowed for parallel testing – The New Indian Express – Hyderabad

After mobile phones, headphones, and laptops; the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) has allowed all 64 products under electronics and IT goods for parallel testing. In a notification, national standards body said all product categories under the Electronics and IT Goods (Requirements of Compulsory Registration Order), 2021, are now eligible for parallel testing.

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64 IT, electronics items allowed for parallel testing – The Morning Standard – Delhi

After mobile phones, headphones, and laptops; the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) has allowed all 64 products under electronics and IT goods for parallel testing. In a notification, national standards body said all product categories under the Electronics and IT Goods (Requirements of Compulsory Registration Order), 2021, are now eligible for parallel testing.

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AI, ESG, and IDE: The challenges and opportunities CEOs must navigate for business growth – The Economic Times

Moreover, there is a huge talent gap in ESGrelated roles Organisations should try and close this gap at the earliest either by hiring ESGcertified talent, or by training their workforce One of the biggest challenges for organisations today is to find the best balance between working remotely and working in office

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EQ over IQ: In today s evolving nature of work and workplaces, it is the soft skills that canmatter more than anything else. Here s why – The Financial Express

The need for nontech talent to humanise technology will become more acute as technology becomes ubiquitous. Nontech job functions will embrace tech and evolve, says Sarbojit Mallick, cofounder and chief business officer, Instahyre. In the report titled State of NonTech talent 2022 published by hiring platform Instahyre, when recruiters talk about the talent war, most of the time they refer to tech talent.

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Exclusive! Singers who are into live shows will survive despite AI, says Sreerama Chandra – The Times of India

Sreerama Chandra , winner Of Indian Idol Season 5 and finalist Of Telugu Bigg Boss 5 , is presently enjoying his reality show stint in Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa 11 . Ask this playback singer on what prompted him to participate in a dance reality show and he says, I have always been a very ambitious person who likes to challenge himself.

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India could leapfrog economically with generative Artificial Intelligence – Sunday Guardian Live

The shortage of AI talent is a big challenge. The Indian government has launched programs like YUVAI (Responsible AI for Youth) to train more students and workers in AI skills. Indian tech universities and companies are also expanding their AI programs and certifications.

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WEF 2024: Karnataka to pitch innovation; Tamil Nadu to showcase skilled talent pool, Dravidian model – Money Control

Innovation Will Impact is Karnataka s theme for the World Economic Forum (WEF) annual summit in Davos, whereas, Tamil Nadu aims to showcase its highly skilled talent pool, along with the distinctive Dravidian model. Delegations from both states will attend the WEF meet in the Swiss town from January 15 to 19.

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Cyclone detection near perfect, 80% get disaster alerts – The Times of India

How will the tie-ups with weather app startups advance observation and monitoring Does the IMD use high performance computing and AI for extreme weather forecast and geoengineering processes such as cloud seeding to control these events How will your election as vice president of the WMO (World Meteorological Organisation) change weather services globally and in India

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IITMadras focus on deep tech startups has paid off – The Indian Express

IIT Madras incubation cell, India s leading deeptech startup hub has so far incubated more than 350 startups and they have a total valuation running into billions of dollars. Around 125 patents have also been filed by their startups. Most of these startups are in the healthtech, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Virtual Reality, data sciences and the robotics space.

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