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Kolkata: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha addressed the Special Session on Scope of Industry in Jammu Kashmir, organized by the Calcutta Chamber of Commerce (CCC) at Kolkata, today. In his address, the Lt Governor highlighted the rapid and unprecedented transformation in Jammu Kashmir, opportunities in various sectors, appropriate policies for investors, economic growth and employment generation in the Union Territory. “Under the leadership

The 26th Edition of Bengaluru Tech Summit 2023 , organized by the Department of Electronics, IT, Bt, Government...

Bengaluru : The 26th Edition of Bengaluru Tech Summit 2023, organized by the Department of Electronics, IT, Bt, Government of Karnataka and Software Technology Parks of India, Bengaluru, inaugurated by Shri Siddaramaiah, Hon’ble Chief Minister of Kar

Bengaluru Tech Summit 2023 , organized by Department of IT, Bt, Government of Karnataka and Software Technology...

India's push in the tech and digital manufacturing sector is expected to create 50 lakh jobs in the next three years, according to Rajeev Chandrasekha

Priyank Kharge, the Minister for Rural Development, and Panchayat Raj, IT and BT announced that the 26th edition...

Bengaluru : The 26th edition of the Bengaluru Tech Summit is set to surpass all expectations with an unparalleled scale and an unprecedented level of global participation. This summit is an extraordinary event that will redefine the boundaries of tec

The Digital Personal Data Protection Bill (DPDP) has finally been tabled in Parliament. It is perhaps the single most important piece of legislation that will govern the life of all of us in the online world

Chinese mobile phone manufacturer Xiaomi has said it will not pursue the joint-venture solutions used in India by its peers. President Muralikrishnan B said the firm was looking to remain a 100% subsidiary of its Chinese parent, amid speculation of an Indian joint venture, especially as some of its contract manufacturers enjoy incentives from the government.

Chinese mobile phone manufacturer Xiaomi has said it will not pursue the joint-venture solutions used in India by its peers. President Muralikrishnan B said the firm was looking to remain a 100% subsidiary of its Chinese parent, amid speculation of an Indian joint venture, especially as some of its contract manufacturers enjoy incentives from the government.