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APSEZ welcomes India's largest container ship; Veranda Learning Solutions partners with Karnataka Skill Development; RVNL lowest bidder for metro stations.

Veranda Learning Solutions partners with Karnataka Skill Development Corporation to launch upskilling programs, expanding educational solutions across India.

The programme will be piloted in government colleges in Raichur and Gulbarga.

The Indian stock market has shown robust growth, rising 3.0% over the last week and an impressive 45% over the past year, with earnings projected to grow by 17% annually. In this dynamic environment, dividend stocks like Bharat Petroleum can offer investors both stability and potential income, making them an attractive option to consider.

AI is increasingly influencing the way people work as well as hire and India has one of the highest AI adoption rates among knowledge workers, says a report by Microsoft and LinkedIn. According to the India findings of the 2024 Annual Work Trend Index from Microsoft and LinkedIn, 92 per cent of

Ahmedabad and Bengaluru-based Educational Initiatives provides diagnostic assessment and personalised learning solutions to schools. It has partnered with 10,000 schools in 19 plus countries.

“We are announcing a few new features on Microsoft 365 Copilot,” said Irina Ghose, Managing Director, Microsoft India & South Asia. “One is called Auto-complete, where you might start with the prompt, but youre not very clear how to complete it. It just goes and completes it for you.”

Microsoft: Copilot will become more conversational by suggesting follow-up prompts or asking clarifying questions. A rewrite feature will turn a basic prompt into a rich one, she explained.

Irina Ghose, managing director, Microsoft India & South Asia said the company is set to release new features to its artificial intelligence (AI) assistant Copilot next month to improve user prompts which would consequently generate better responses by the chatbot.

About 92 percent of knowledge workers in India use AI at work compared to the global figure of 75 percent, a report by Microsoft and LinkedIn has said