In a step towards boosting horticultural crops exports, a first commercial shipment of Mishri cherries from Kashmir valley has been exported to Dubai from Srinagar
The ambition exists across the region. Young Indian companies are building rocket engines and computer chips, products India has long bought from abroad. Pakistan sent a delegation to Silicon Valley to show what its technology industry can do
A country can only be as independent in its diplomacy as it is in its economy. A nation that imports its phones, its chips and much of its energy, will always have less room to manoeuvre than one that makes what the world needs.
The difference between Xi's New Delhi proposal and the language of the declaration illustrates the distinction between China's ambitions for AI cooperation and the level of agreement achieved among BRICS members. The declaration did not reject China's AI diplomacy; it simply did not explicitly endorse the proposed open-source community.
The AI revolution may indeed change warfare. But the laws of physics, engineering and economics have not been repealed. AI may be extraordinarily powerful in the data centre. The real challenge is carrying that capability to the battlefield.
In a step towards boosting horticultural crops exports, a first commercial shipment of Mishri cherries from Kashmir valley has been exported to Dubai from Srinagar
Representatives of e-tailers, including Amazon and Tata, have approached the Indian government over new e-commerce laws announced in June that were perceived to be detrimental to their business models
India has shipped the first consignment of about 4,000 tonnes of coal to Bangladesh for Rampal Power Plant in Khulna district
The Walt Disney Company, the US entertainment giant, has decided to take apparel from Bangladesh again after nearly a decade-long suspension following incidents of a deadly fire and building collapse
India's IT Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad, whose ministry has had a running war with a recalcitrant Google, has said removal of offensive posts by social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram and Google in pursuance of the new IT rules is a "big step towards transparency"
Bharat Biotech has said its COVID-19 vaccine COVAXIN has shown 77.8 per cent effectiveness against the virus.
The company made the claim citing the data from the third phase of clinical trials
Facebook took down over 30 million content pieces across 10 violation categories and Instagram took action against about two million pieces across nine categories during May 15-June 15 in the country, the social media giant said in its maiden monthly compliance report as mandated by the Indian IT rules
A total of 130 countries have reached a US-backed pathbreaking international framework for taxing multinationals at 15 per cent global minium tax and could end potential trade wars over the taxing of tech giants
UAE's second flag carrier Etihad Airways has extended its ‘Verified To Fly’ travel document initiative, enabling travelers to validate their Covid-19 travel documents before arriving at the airport, to routes across its global network
Brazil has announced the suspension of the $324 million contract to buy 20 million doses of Bharat Biotech's anti-COVID-19 vaccine, Covaxin, some media reports said
Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) Tuesday announced that India's Reliance Industries Limited (Reliance) has signed an agreement to venture into a new world-scale Chlor-alkali, ethylene dichloride, and polyvinyl chloride (PVC) production facility at TA’ZIZ in Ruwais, Abu Dhabi
Indian bicycle maker Hero Cycles has delivered its first batch of Made in India e-bikes of around 200 units to Germany
In a major boost to the export of the exotic fruit, originally not grown in India, a consignment of the fibre and mineral-rich dragon fruit has been exported to Dubai, UAE
The Serum institute of India, which started manufacturing the first batch of Novavax's Covid-19 vaccine in India under the name Covavax, said "a new milestone has been reached"
Nepal produces roughly 31500 tonnes of raw soybean, not enough to fulfill its own domestic demand, yet Nepali traders exported nearly 246300 tonnes of processed soybean to India, making it the most exported commodity of the country