To build a resilient nation, we must start creating products that are world-class and accessible to our citizens — something that the Atmanirbhar Bharat vision emphasises, Union ministry of electronics and information technology secretary S Krishnan said here on Wednesday.
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The Union Cabinet Wednesday approved a ₹7,280 crore rare earth permanent magnet scheme, two railway multi-tracking projects, and expansion of the Pune metro.Announcing the decisions, railways, information technology, and information broadcasting minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said upstream industries in defence, electronics, and electric vehicle manufacturing will be the key beneficiaries of the permanent magnet incentives.
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In a bid to further its IndiaAI Mission, the Indian government has now launched a new ‘Yuva AI for All’ course. The Ministry of Electronics and Information (MeitY) has announced the availability of this course on multiple platforms, including FutureSkills Prime, iGOT, Karmayogi, and other ed-tech portals across India.
Building capacity to store data in the country has been accorded top priority by the Union Ministry of Electronics and Information Tech-nology (MeitY), the department’s secretary, S. Krishnan, said here on Wednesday.
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Neutrinos Venture Studio made its official debut at the Bengaluru Tech Summit 2025, marking a major milestone for Neutrinos, a global leader in AI-native intelligent automation for the BFSI sector.The launch of Neutrinos Venture Studio was accompanied by the announcement of the ‘Reimagining Risk’ global startup challenge aimed at transforming risk innovation across emerging markets.
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Ministers and top officials of the Karna-taka government are slated to participate in the launch of CAPITALHQ INDIA 2025, a landmark global investment forum, on December 2, at Four Seasons Hotel here. It will play a key role in boosting the state’s investment eco-system.
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The state school education department is planning to rope in the country’s leading tech institutes either IIT Madras or IIT Bombay – to develop a computer science curriculum for govt-run Karnataka Public Schools (KPS).
“All major industries and global giants are now exploring GCC opportunities in India. Nearly 100 companies are eyeing Kerala and the southern region, beyond Bengaluru, as preferred destinations,
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GCC: Miamin Corp is very specialized in setting up Global Capability Centers (GCC). It is preparing to set up the largest Global Capability Center in Hyderabad. This center is being set up for a global aviation giant. Industry sources believe that it could be almost a Fortune Global 500 company. Miamin Corp has prepared 4 lakh square feet of office space for this mega GCC and plans to hire over 1,000 employees.
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India’s data centre industry is experiencing explosive growth that’s reshaping the Asia-Pacific digital landscape. The country has crossed the significant 1.5 GW capacity mark thanks to competitive construction costs and massive infrastructure investments. Major cities like Mumbai and Chennai are becoming connectivity hubs with multiple subsea cable projects underway. With AI workloads and cloud adoption accelerating, India is positioned to become a global data centre leader within the next decade.
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