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Time has come for India to produce its own Bezos, Zuckerberg: Maha Guv

Maharashtra Governor Ramesh Bais on Saturday urged students to come up with innovative ideas to make the country a developed nation by 2047, saying it's time for India to produce its own Jeff Bezos and Mark Zuckerberg. The governor was speaking at the convocation ceremony of a private management institute at Mira Road, on the outskirts of Mumbai. Referring to the Viksit Bharat @2047: Voice of Youth' vision, which was recently launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi last week, Bais said students graduating this year will be at the peak of their professional careers in 2047. Destiny has given students a unique opportunity to transform India from a developing nation to a developed nation, he said, stressing that many countries of the world have taken a big leap to become developed nations at different times. After the Hiroshima-Nagasaki bombings, Japan rose from the ashes to become a leading manufacturing nation. South Korea, China, Singapore, Malaysia and other countries have also .

New SATHI centres after approval from competent authority, says govt

The government on Monday said it will announce new centres to house major analytical instruments for sharing them with research institutions after approval from the competent authority. The recommendations of the empowered committee, chaired by former ISRO chairman K Radhakrishnan, to examine 12 proposals to identify Sophisticated Analytical and Technical Help Institutes (SATHI), are under the consideration of Ministry of Science and Technology, officials in the ministry said. "The recommendations of the expert committee meeting held in Noida for the proposals received for the SATHI scheme are being processed. They will be announced after approval of competent authority," the Department of Science and Technology (DST) posted on X. The DST said it was also reviewing the Sophisticated Analytical Instrument Facilities (SAIF) programme, a separate scheme with a history of five decades. It said a high-level committee has been formed to improve the programme, intending to include more ..

Nokia sues Amazon from US to India over 'unauthorised' streaming patents

Companies providing video streaming services or streaming devices enjoy "huge benefits" from Nokia's research which in turn needs to be compensated accordingly, Patel said

India, Sri Lanka resume talks for economic & technology cooperation pact

India and Sri Lanka have resumed talks for an economic and technology cooperation agreement (ETCA), after a gap of nearly five years, an official statement said. The two countries had 11-rounds of talks from 2016 to 2018. Thereafter the negotiations were paused. "India and Sri Lanka held the twelfth round negotiations on the ETCA in Colombo from October 30 to November 1," the commerce ministry said in a statement. During this round, it said, both the sides engaged in discussions on various issues, including trade in goods, technical barriers to trade, sanitary (human and animal health) and phytosanitary (plant health) measures, trade in services, custom procedure, trade facilitation, rules of origin, trade remedies, and dispute settlement. It added that the conclusion of the negotiations for the agreement is expected to open new opportunities for trade and economic cooperation for both countries. "The ETCA will be a pivotal move to further enhance bilateral trade between the two .

Technology in Parliament

Over the years, live broadcast of parliamentary proceedings has brought home several surreal moments...

Frictionless credit helped cut operational cost to lenders: RBI's Choudhary

Speaking at the Global Fintech Fest 2023, Choudhary spoke of the importance of customer centricity and governance to ensure the sustainability of fintech entities

NPCI a crown jewel of India's technology sector, says Nandan Nilekani

NPCI launches converstional UPI 'Hello UPI' for smartphone and feature phone

Byju's and lenders postpone legal battle, aim for out-of-court settlement

The parties are working on reaching a forbearance agreement, and discussions are still ongoing

FANUC India opens its new Technology Centre in Chennai

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Cadence Design Systems: Powering semiconductors, behind the scenes

Globally, Cadence has about 11,000 employees, one-third of whom are in India. Its second largest R&D centre is also in Noida

NASA to launch its streaming platform NASA+ this year, introduces beta site

NASA launched its beta site and will launch its streaming platform NASA+ later this year. The agency will revamps its main websites, offering a seamless and enriching browsing experience to its viewer

At halfway mark, more technology sector layoffs in 2023 than in 2022

Bengaluru is worst-affected among cities, even as it continues to top start-up fundraising

Kyndryl aims to grow consulting business to 15% of top line by 2025

Kyndryl Consult was established as a separate unit in November last year which combines Kyndryl's consulting expertise with its technology integration solutions

Private, unlimited

Indo-US tech deals expand scope for private sector

Will the iCET get a boost during PM Narendra Modi's visit to the US?

Increasing discussions between India and US on the Initiative on Critical and Emerging Technology has the potential to alter the dynamics of collaboration

Recycling permanent magnets for rare earths

Why is the production of rare earth permanent magnets so important?

Analytics Insight: Always Stay One Tech-Step Ahead!

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Towards a National Innovation System

Indian industry must see R&D as its way of building a future based on proprietary technology

Digital India's two realities: A yawning gap between tech use & tech skills

Lack of tech skills in Indian youth a worry as labour markets brace for a tech-driven churn

These organisations are using AI to combat water scarcity, flooding

Gujarat Mahila Housing Sewa Trust and Villgro Innovation Foundation, are currently leveraging AI, ML and IoT to address the threats of water scarcity and flooding across the country, Google has said