From 5G launch in India to ChatGPT's inception in November, take a look at the top technology trends that defined the year 2022.

Year in review: From metaverse to 5G, here're tech trends that defined 2022

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The analysis examined top executive pay for 110 firms within the Nifty 200 with available data since FY19, comparing it to the median pay of employees

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Buoyed by strong consumer response to re-released films, cinema chain PVR INOX Ltd on Monday introduced a feature allowing movie lovers to create or join customised shows at their preferred cinemas.
The company has introduced a platform named SCREENIT available only on PVR INOX app allowing customers to curate their movie experience.
It gives audiences the opportunity to relive classics and fan favourites and enables them to choose from a diverse library of over 500 titles and create community-driven screenings, PVR INOX said in a statement.
"SCREENIT empowers audiences to curate their movie experience, ?choosing what, when and where to watch, ?all while offering exciting rewards," PVR INOX Ltd CEO of Luxury Collection and Innovation,  Renaud Palliere said in a statement.
The company said users can explore the SCREENIT platform and browse through a wide selection of movies and pick their preferred cinema and time, and book tickets.
Users can also create shows of their choice by ..

The company has introduced a platform named SCREENIT available only on PVR INOX app allowing customers to curate their movie experience

Amid the confusion over Grap curbs, Delhi woke up to 'poor' air quality on Tuesday, a slight improvement from the 'very poor' category recorded the previous morning

The Andhra Pradesh government will soon offer birth and death certificates through WhatsApp as part of its "WhatsApp governance services", Chief Secretary K Vijayanand said on Monday.
The pilot project for the service will be conducted in Tenali this month to explore the process.
"The state government will soon provide WhatsApp governance services to the people, in line with the objectives of Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu. As part of this, people will soon be able to obtain birth and death certificates via WhatsApp," Vijayanand said in a release.
A review meeting on the process was held on Monday at the Real-Time Governance Society (RTGS) office with officials from various departments.
Vijayanand emphasised that the chief minister aimed to make government services more accessible and convenient by introducing WhatsApp governance.
He urged officials of the RTGS and the departments concerned to expedite the process.
He also instructed the Panchayati Raj, health, and the munici

The pilot project for the service will be conducted in Tenali this month to explore the process

The number of gig workers in India are expected to grow to 23.5 million by the end of 2029-30 from around 7.7 million in 2020-21

The telecom services industry has batted for the abolition of levies and extension of carry forward of business losses to 16 years in its Budget wishlist, and argued that large traffic generators (LTG) should contribute to USO Fund/Digital Bharat Nidhi Fund.
It has pitched for a cut in licence fee, and suggested that the definition of gross revenue (GR) be made more precise by stipulating that the revenue from activities that requires no licence, would not be a part of it.
The suggestions are aimed at enhancing the financial stability of the telecom sector, COAI said in its recommendations.
"Considering the huge capital that Telecom Service Providers (TSPs) have to invest in the current scenario, especially for the deployment of 5G, COAI recommends that the Universal Service Obligation Fund (USOF) levy be abolished. Alternatively, the government may consider the suspension of the USO contribution of 5 per cent of AGR, till the existing USO corpus of over Rs 86,000 crore is exhausted

It has pitched for a cut in licence fee, and suggested that the definition of gross revenue (GR) be made more precise

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Year in review: From metaverse to 5G, here're tech trends that defined 2022

From 5G launch in India to ChatGPT's inception in November, take a look at the top technology trends that defined the year 2022.

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