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Dependence on critical foreign technologies constrains strategic choices

India’s goal of becoming the world’s food factory will depend not only on boosting exports but also on fixing deep structural problems, experts said at BS Manthan on Wednesday.

Union Minister Pralhad Joshi laid out a roadmap to 500 GW of non-fossil capacity by 2030, backed by falling solar tariffs

The rapid expansion of big tech firms and artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping India’s competition landscape, prompting closer regulatory scrutiny, Ravneet Kaur

If global supply chains are breaking, can India help rebuild them? And as AI reshapes the world, can India shape it in its own image?

Professor S Mahendra Dev, chairman of the Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister (EAC-PM)

Can India truly become a global electronics powerhouse? And what will it take to move from assembling devices to owning intellectual property?

India will need to factor in the green energy component in its data centre policy framework as the country’s ever-expanding digital footprint

Being consumer-centric and continuously evolving with contemporary trends is paramount for fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) companies

What will it take to make India future-ready by 2047? Faster highways, cheaper electric vehicles, hydrogen at $1 per kg, zero toll queues and safer roads, said Union minister Nitin Gadkari

NITI Aayog Vice-Chairman Suman Bery on Tuesday suggested that the government’s policy think tank could consider rebranding itself as “Productivity Commission”

Role of AI and its impact on markets: In conversation with Chris Wood & Nilesh Shah | BS Manthan

India's strategic autonomy hinges on stronger hard power, a scaled-up military-industrial base, and technological self-reliance, panellists said at Business Standard Manthan

AI will democratise movie making, said the director who is making a sequel of Masoom

India's focus should be on developing expertise in achieving the required mineral purity levels and strengthening its chemical engineering capabilities

AI's benefits come with competition risks, CCI chair Ravneet Kaur warns, calling for greater transparency, accountability and a balanced approach to digital regulation

Sinha also said the company will seriously consider entering the nuclear energy sector in future once more clarity is achieved on specific areas