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Innovations For Defence Excellence Gears Up For Vibrant Gujarat Summit 2024 - BW Businessworld - Vimarsana News

Innovations For Defence Excellence Gears Up For Vibrant Gujarat Summit 2024 - BW Businessworld

IDEX-DIO is set to unveil an innovative pavilion showcasing cutting-edge technologies in the realms of Unmanned Solutions, Artificial Intelligence, Cyber Security, and Advanced Materials, , Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit

iDEX-DIO set to participate Vibrant Gujarat Summit - Vimarsana News

iDEX-DIO set to participate Vibrant Gujarat Summit

Ministry of Defence on Sunday said that Innovations for Defence Excellence-Defence Innovation Organization (iDEX-DIO) will participate in the tenth edition of the Vibrant Gujarat Summit from January 10 to 12.The ministry of Defence said that an ...

India introduces data sharing revocation amid biometrics adoption surge - Vimarsana News

India introduces data sharing revocation amid biometrics adoption surge

The role of digitalization and biometrics in facilitating governance and public service delivery in India has once again earned the spotlight.

India's Growth Trajectory And Economic Outlook For 2024 - Vimarsana News

India's Growth Trajectory And Economic Outlook For 2024

Most forecasts for 2024-25 are in the range of 6.5 to 7.0 per cent. For calendar year 2024, we shouldn’t be surprised if growth exceeds 7 per cent, even if marginally

Source: news18.com
India entering phase of self-sustaining expansion, says Franklin Templeton, highlights key investment themes - Vimarsana News

India entering phase of self-sustaining expansion, says Franklin Templeton, highlights key investment themes

India's reforms could drive nominal GDP growth as high as 10 per cent annually in the coming decade, potentially making it join the ranks of the US and China by 2035, according to Franklin Templeton.