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Delhi Bets Big On Semiconductors, Eyes Chip Hub Status With New Policy
Delhi has entered the semiconductor race, with the government drafting a policy to build capacity in chip design, research and related segments, while aiming to create jobs and attract investment.
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Opinion | Challenges For The First BJP Government In Bihar
Although Choudhary is the face of the government, Bihar remains a coalition system involving the BJP, JD(U) and other regional parties. This builds inherent tension for the top man.
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OpenAI Shares Superintelligence Vision for Workers, Calls for Four-Day Workweeks and Bonuses
OpenAI, on Monday, shared a report on how the global government policies should be shaped to avoid the concentration of power and benefits in the hands of a select few. The San Francisco-based artificial intelligence (AI) firm’s report focused on broad areas of creating an open economy, sharing the prosperity received from the technology, and bui...
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Did China Prepare Early For Iran? The Clue Lies In Its Oil Strategy
In the short term, China enjoys a clear arbitrage. It burns cheap oil bought in the past while rivals scramble for expensive spot cargoes.
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Keep 90 Days' Buffer Stock Of Oil, Parliamentary Panel Tells Centre
The government needs to up its stock of crude oil and bring it to the global standard of 90 days' buffer stock in view of the fuel crisis sparked by the war in Iran, a Parliamentary Standing Committee on Petroleum and Natural Gas has said.
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Delhi, Kanpur, Bareilly: Why Do So Many Indian Cities Have A 'Civil Lines'?
Explore the history behind India's many "Civil Lines" areas and uncover how colonial-era design continues to influence modern cities such as Delhi, Kanpur, and Bareilly.
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India Desires To Build Ties With Bangladesh's New Government, Says Indian Envoy
India has expressed its desire to build ties with the new government of Bangladesh, Pranay Verma, Indian high commissioner in Dhaka, said on Sunday.
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No More Borrowed AI, India Needs Independent Models With "Kill Switch"
AI will soon sit at the core of how a nation governs, heals, teaches, feeds and delivers justice to its citizens.
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"Rs 1,000 A Month": Sarvam's Pratyush Kumar On The Big AI Bet For India
Kumar framed the push as part of a larger AI shift that is moving faster than governments and institutions can handle. "Technologically this is unprecedented," he said.
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'Want Ties With India Based On Mutual Respect': Tarique Rahman's Top Aide To NDTV
The new Bangladesh government led by Tarique Rahman's BNP wants to build people-to-people ties with neighbouring India and strengthen bilateral relationship through trade and investments, a top aide of Rahman told NDTV.
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Delhi Bets Big On Semiconductors, Eyes Chip Hub Status With New Policy
Delhi has entered the semiconductor race, with the government drafting a policy to build capacity in chip design, research and related segments, while aiming to create jobs and attract investment.
-
Opinion | Challenges For The First BJP Government In Bihar
Although Choudhary is the face of the government, Bihar remains a coalition system involving the BJP, JD(U) and other regional parties. This builds inherent tension for the top man.
-
OpenAI Shares Superintelligence Vision for Workers, Calls for Four-Day Workweeks and Bonuses
OpenAI, on Monday, shared a report on how the global government policies should be shaped to avoid the concentration of power and benefits in the hands of a select few. The San Francisco-based artificial intelligence (AI) firm’s report focused on broad areas of creating an open economy, sharing the prosperity received from the technology, and bui...
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Did China Prepare Early For Iran? The Clue Lies In Its Oil Strategy
In the short term, China enjoys a clear arbitrage. It burns cheap oil bought in the past while rivals scramble for expensive spot cargoes.
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Keep 90 Days' Buffer Stock Of Oil, Parliamentary Panel Tells Centre
The government needs to up its stock of crude oil and bring it to the global standard of 90 days' buffer stock in view of the fuel crisis sparked by the war in Iran, a Parliamentary Standing Committee on Petroleum and Natural Gas has said.
-
Delhi, Kanpur, Bareilly: Why Do So Many Indian Cities Have A 'Civil Lines'?
Explore the history behind India's many "Civil Lines" areas and uncover how colonial-era design continues to influence modern cities such as Delhi, Kanpur, and Bareilly.
-
India Desires To Build Ties With Bangladesh's New Government, Says Indian Envoy
India has expressed its desire to build ties with the new government of Bangladesh, Pranay Verma, Indian high commissioner in Dhaka, said on Sunday.
-
No More Borrowed AI, India Needs Independent Models With "Kill Switch"
AI will soon sit at the core of how a nation governs, heals, teaches, feeds and delivers justice to its citizens.
-
"Rs 1,000 A Month": Sarvam's Pratyush Kumar On The Big AI Bet For India
Kumar framed the push as part of a larger AI shift that is moving faster than governments and institutions can handle. "Technologically this is unprecedented," he said.
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'Want Ties With India Based On Mutual Respect': Tarique Rahman's Top Aide To NDTV
The new Bangladesh government led by Tarique Rahman's BNP wants to build people-to-people ties with neighbouring India and strengthen bilateral relationship through trade and investments, a top aide of Rahman told NDTV.
