AI Workforce & Skills: Quess Corp says India now has 9.2 lakh AI professionals, with hiring shifting from experimentation to execution—governance, AgentOps and runtime operations are driving demand. Multilingual AI: IIT Bombay launches BharatGen, a homegrown AI platform built for 22 scheduled Indian languages, aiming to power education, healthcare and governance. AI Data Centres Push: Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw backs AI data centres as India’s next digital growth engine, urging faster land and power approvals and more local component manufacturing. Energy Security: A CEEW report warns India’s strategic petroleum reserves cover only 9–10 days of net crude imports, far below peers, and flags weak gas storage. Telegram vs NEET: Telegram founder Pavel Durov calls India’s temporary ban a “band aid” as Telegram challenges the restriction in Delhi High Court; the dispute centers on NEET-UG leak concerns. Defence Tech: DRDO successfully tests the long-range LRLACM cruise missile, a “Tomahawk”-style capability with a 1,000 km strike range. Environment & Conservation: India restores 21.76 million hectares under the Bonn Challenge, nearing 84% of its 2030 target, while communities in the northeast back marbled cat protection. Industry & Mobility: Maruti starts WagonR Flex-Fuel deliveries in Delhi (E20–E100), and MINI launches the locally assembled Countryman C in India.
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NEET Crackdown: India temporarily blocked Telegram ahead of the June 21 NEET-UG re-exam, citing organised exam-fraud networks and ordering Telegram to disable message editing until June 30; Telegram founder Pavel Durov hit back, saying the move disrupts 150M+ users while not stopping leaks. Energy Storage: GEON commissioned a 2.88 GWh BESS at Khavda, Gujarat, now fully commercially operational—another sign India is scaling grid-scale storage fast. Clean Mobility: Delhi-NCR’s clean vehicle replacement push gets early traction as Switch Mobility and Ashok Leyland join the scheme with discounts plus interest subvention and fuel vouchers for scrapping old trucks/buses. AI & Jobs: Reports say AI-driven layoffs are reshaping student choices, with more IIT aspirants leaning toward core engineering branches. Deep Tech Push: Piyush Goyal asked 3,000 innovators at Bharat Innovates 2026 for one-page suggestions to strengthen India’s deep-tech ecosystem. Smart Cities/Infra: Delhi plans an EMI-based performance-linked payment model for upgrading ~93,000 streetlights with smart LEDs, targeting big electricity savings. Tech & Trade: India’s steel quota demand in the UK under the 2025 FTA is delaying implementation, with officials warning of possible retaliation. Biodiversity: ZSI scientists helped identify a new Nagaland frog species, Amolops kamala, highlighting Northeast India’s hidden biodiversity. Telecom Expansion: Bharti Airtel won near-unanimous shareholder approval to raise its Airtel Africa stake via a share-swap, boosting long-term growth exposure.
Exam Integrity & Digital Controls: India temporarily restricted Telegram nationwide until June 22 and ordered message editing to be disabled until June 30, citing NTA claims that cheating networks used the app ahead of the NEET-UG 2026 re-exam on June 21. Trade & Industry: A new India–Oman CEPA is set to cut apparel import duties, strengthening India’s role as a sourcing hub for Gulf brands. AI in Indian Languages: IIT Bombay showcased BharatGen at Bharat Innovates 2026 in France—an AI ecosystem built for all 22 scheduled Indian languages, with domain tools for healthcare, agriculture and legal services. Climate & Farming: With El Nino risks in view, the Agriculture Ministry pushed district-level contingency planning for Kharif 2026. Energy Grid Planning: The CEA approved standard timelines for inter-state transmission projects to speed renewable integration. Public Health Regulation: India ended over-the-counter sales of cough syrups by removing them from Schedule K, requiring prescriptions. Urban Tech & Mobility: Mumbai’s Western Railway said the ₹76.48 crore Jogeshwari Coaching Terminal is on track for operations by January 2027, while a BJP corporator urged BMC to expand citywide public EV charging. Aviation & Infrastructure: Adani Airport Holdings’ Navi Mumbai and Guwahati terminals won Prix Versailles recognition for design and sustainability.
AI & Sovereignty: Sarvam, India’s sovereign AI startup, raised $234m in the first close of a $300m Series B led by HCLTech at a $1.5b valuation, aiming to push next-gen models (agentic, coding, cybersecurity) and expand compute access. Deep-Tech Partnerships: India and Slovakia upgraded ties to a “Comprehensive Partnership,” signing MoUs on digital technology, labour migration, education, research, and defence, plus announcing the first-ever India Chair on AI at Slovakia’s Technical University of Kosice. Space & Defence: DRDO successfully flight-tested the indigenous Long Range Land Attack Cruise Missile off Odisha, meeting all mission objectives. Mobility Tech: Amazon will expand automation and inventory management across Indian fulfilment centres, including SLAM labeler systems. Energy/Industry: Oil India signed an MoU with CSIR to develop energy-sector technologies across upstream/downstream, renewables, and critical minerals. Trade: India’s merchandise trade deficit stayed near $28.21b in May as imports rose faster than exports; services surplus held at $17.7b. Environment/Science: Researchers discovered a new tiny blue octopus species near the Galápagos at ~1,773m depth.
India–Slovakia Defence & Tech: PM Modi signed a Letter of Intent with Slovakia to boost defence joint development and production, and also announced MoUs on labour migration and digital technology. India–France Deep-Tech Push: At “Bharat Innovates 2026” in Nice, Modi and Macron unveiled an Innovation Roadmap 2030 with 13 outcomes, aiming to double trade in 5 years and expand cooperation in AI, defence, space and nuclear under SHANTI Act. Water Monitoring in Delhi: Delhi Jal Board launched online water analysers in Gulmohar Park to track pH, TDS and chlorine in real time, with citywide rollout if the pilot works. Clean Energy Supply Chain: Goa hosted the launch of India’s WT-MARUT wind turbine supply chain portal to improve domestic sourcing and export readiness. Cybersecurity Talent: N-able opened a Bengaluru GCC and plans to grow its India workforce by at least 50% by end-2026. Space Economy Outlook: Jitendra Singh said India’s space sector could reach $40–45 bn in the next decade. Health & Science: Serum Institute of India is fast-tracking an Ebola vaccine candidate for the Bundibugyo strain; doctors also report rising diabetes-linked orthopaedic issues. Smartphones & Mobility: OnePlus launched its N series in India (N6 in the ₹18,000–₹25,000 band) and Mercedes-Benz introduced the plug-in hybrid S-Class S 450e (₹2.20 crore).
India-France Tech Push: PM Narendra Modi and French President Emmanuel Macron jointly inaugurated “Bharat Innovates 2026” in Nice, unveiling an Innovation Roadmap 2030, a Joint AI Working Group, and a plan to double bilateral trade in 5 years (targeting USD 32 bn), alongside 19 innovation ecosystem agreements and defence/space cooperation. UPI Expansion: Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri said UPI will be rolled out at Paris and Nice airports, aiming to make payments easier for Indian travellers. School Innovation Bridge: India and France launched the India–France ATL Bridge to connect Atal Tinkering Labs with a French school innovation lab via cross-border student projects. Semiconductor Demand Signal: India’s memory-chip shortage for AI data centres is driving new investment interest, with Vaishnaw flagging likely fresh memory manufacturing capacity as data-centre spend tops USD 200 bn. AI Sovereignty Debate: India’s push for sovereign AI gained urgency after US curbs forced Anthropic to shut access to advanced models, disrupting Indian enterprise plans. Local Tech & Health: Delhi telecom and AIIMS collaborated on World Blood Donor Day to boost voluntary donations. Space/Physics Curiosity: A study suggests a collapsing massive star could form a tiny “new universe” (gravastar) instead of a singularity.
India-France Tech Push: PM Narendra Modi and French President Emmanuel Macron inaugurated “Bharat Innovates 2026” in Nice, pitching deeper AI, clean energy and research cooperation under the India-France Year of Innovation; AI Sovereignty Debate: Trump’s order forcing Anthropic to suspend foreign access to Claude’s Fable 5 and Mythos 5 has sparked fresh calls in India to build a more sovereign AI ecosystem; AI + Chips Watch: India is set to see more investment in memory chip manufacturing as demand from AI data centres tightens supplies, with Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw pointing to high-bandwidth memory shortages; Environment + Health: A heat-warning system flagged 3,500 species at risk after eight endangered Asiatic lions died, while World Blood Donor Day coverage reiterates why transfusions can’t yet be replaced by lab-grown blood; Urban Tech + Climate Resilience: BMC plans to rejuvenate Mumbai’s lakes amid water stress, and Navi Mumbai’s power distribution is under strain as heat drives demand up ~30%; Defence Tech: DRDO’s Netra AEW&C gets final operational clearance, adding to India’s expanding indigenous surveillance and missile defence capabilities.
Defence & Space: India’s multi-layered ballistic missile defence hit a major milestone with three successful flight tests, placing it in an “elite” club for intercepting ICBM-class threats. Rail & Transport Tech: The Mumbai–Ahmedabad bullet train gets India’s first tunnel hood technology to cut pressure-wave noise and improve comfort at mountain tunnel entries/exits. AI in Business: SAP and Oxford Economics say Indian firms are moving from pilots to embedding AI into core operations, with agentic AI gaining traction despite readiness gaps. Health Tech: Delhi doctors performed a robotic kidney removal on a 19-month-old girl from Mauritius with CAKUT, highlighting advanced minimally invasive care. Public Systems & Governance: NTA launched “Pariksha Karmayogi” to train exam officials for smoother, standardised offline exams ahead of the NEET re-test. Environment & Climate Risk: ICIMOD warns that even with below-normal monsoon forecasts, short intense bursts can still trigger flash floods and landslides across the HKH region. Industry & Pollution: India’s pollution regulator alleges Tata Electronics’ iPhone component plant contaminated nearby farmland groundwater, warning of a possible shutdown. Global Health: Serum Institute is fast-tracking an Ebola vaccine candidate for the Bundibugyo strain in Central Africa. Startups & Trade: Nasscom’s UK Technology Advisory Council aims to deepen India–UK tech ties and talent, while BRICS adopted the Indore Declaration to push seed rights and digital agriculture.
Defence Tech: DRDO has successfully demonstrated India’s multi-layered Ballistic Missile Defence, with three consecutive flight-tests on June 10-11 and interceptor missiles engaging targets—placing India in an “elite group” for capability against ICBM-class threats. Aviation & Infrastructure: Noida International Airport in Jewar is set to start commercial operations on June 15, with IndiGo’s first flight and a tech-forward passenger flow using DigiYatra and self-check-in. Mobility Safety Policy: India has removed spectrum licensing for automotive radar (77-81 GHz) and connected-car tech (5.9 GHz), aiming to speed up ADAS and future self-driving deployments. Climate & Disaster Risk: ICIMOD warns that even with below-normal monsoon rainfall in the HKH region, short bursts of extreme rain plus heat and water stress could worsen flash-flood and landslide risks. Digital Education: India says ICT and digital reforms have reached 1.49 lakh schools, with smart classrooms, DIKSHA e-content in 135 languages, and One Nation One Subscription benefiting 99 lakh users. AI & Economy: A report flags that AI adoption in India’s services—especially IT, finance and professional services—could boost productivity and support stronger GDP growth. Global Health: India is helping develop an Ebola vaccine for the Bundibugyo strain via Serum Institute of India, Oxford and CEPI, as the outbreak in Central Africa is declared a major emergency. Industry & Environment: India’s pollution regulator alleges Tata Electronics wastewater contaminated groundwater near Apple iPhone component facilities, warning of a possible shutdown unless corrective steps are taken.
Disaster Watch (El Niño/Monsoon): IMD-backed reports say El Niño is active and could intensify this monsoon, with HKH experts warning that even a weaker monsoon can still bring dangerous flash floods, landslides and drought-flood swings from short bursts of heavy rain. Delhi Fire Safety: Delhi Police say Hauz Rani B&B’s owner sealed two additional access gates during renovations, trapping people in the basement during the June 3 inferno that killed 23. Mumbai Water Crunch: BMC is preparing emergency measures as reservoir levels fall and a 10% water cut hits, with tankers planned if deficits worsen. Road Safety Tech: India removed licensing for 77–81 GHz automotive radar sensors, paving the way for wider crash-avoidance and driver-assistance features. Defence & Space Tech: DRDO is set to grant final operational clearance to Netra AEW&C on June 25, while Rajnath Singh pushed Mission Sudarshan Chakra as a multi-layer missile defence shield. AI & Skills: Private universities and training institutes are ramping up AI labs and job-ready data science programs, while India’s DigiDukaan expansion targets digitising 1.4 crore kirana stores. Climate Journalism: Mongabay India won an Earth Care Award for climate action reporting.
AI & Safety Watch: Air India marked one year since the AI 171 crash with a two-minute silence, while fresh questions keep circling around audits and oversight. Defence Tech: DRDO’s Netra AEW&C system is set for final operational clearance on June 25, a major step for India’s indigenous early-warning capability. Batteries & Energy Storage: Indian-US researchers report a high-entropy cathode for sodium-ion batteries that holds ~84% capacity after 250 rapid cycles, targeting cheaper grid storage. Climate Risk: Scientists warn El Niño is here and could intensify heat, floods, droughts and fires, with knock-on effects for India’s monsoon. Road to Autonomy: India cleared the way for self-driving safety tech by removing a licence requirement for 77–81 GHz radar sensors, aligning with global standards. Cyber & Education Systems: An IIT-led audit into CBSE’s On-Screen Marking portal points to vulnerabilities despite prior testing, reigniting debate on digital governance. Startups & Deeptech: Nasscom says India’s agri and water deeptech ecosystem is gaining commercial momentum, but scaling remains the bottleneck. Space Ecosystem: IN-SPACe picked three startups for funding under its Technology Adoption Fund, backing propulsion and space-tech development. Mobility & EVs: Flipkart adds AI/data/fintech leadership as e-commerce pushes deeper into payments and financial services.
El Niño Watch: NOAA says El Niño is officially here and could hit historic strength, with a 63% chance of major intensity by late fall/early winter—raising fears of heat, floods, droughts and wildfires. AI Race: A fresh report details the bitter OpenAI vs Anthropic rivalry as both push for IPO timing, showing how competition is spilling into Wall Street. Biopharma Push: India is “ready to lead” the next wave of biopharmaceutical innovation, with Anupriya Patel pointing to PLI gains and the Rs 10,000 crore Biopharma Shakti Mission aimed at developing 100 biologics by 2047. Space Policy: IN-SPACe industry talks flagged the need for true single-window clearance and faster export processes to avoid satellite dispatch delays. Climate Tech: TERI students won Rajasthan’s Green Innovation Challenge for a nature-based “climate tower” using azolla pools and passive solar design to cut pollution and emissions. Defence Tech Transfer: Ahead of Modi’s France visit, France signals Rafale deal talks will include tech transfer and integration of Indian-made weapons. Cyber & Fraud: Mumbai Police Crime Branch busted an illegal debt-recovery call centre in Goregaon using personal data misuse. Health Cost Research: New ASCO-linked studies suggest lower doses of cancer drugs like Keytruda could cut global healthcare spending by $30B+ while maintaining access.
Defence & Industry: India’s “Make in India” push gets a boost as the first domestically assembled Airbus C295 completes its maiden test flight from Vadodara, moving the IAF delivery timeline forward. Energy Transition: Oil India and Canada’s PTRC sign a framework to collaborate on CCUS, geothermal and clean-energy tech, while India also launches E85 (85% ethanol) to cut crude imports and push flex-fuel mobility. Solar & Climate Tech: Pralhad Joshi releases an assessment pegging India’s floating solar potential at 102 GWp and flags a dedicated scheme to accelerate deployments. Space & Startups: IN-SPACe picks three spacetech startups for funding under its Technology Adoption Fund, with milestone-linked support. Urban Tech: Mumbai Metro 3 expands underground mobile connectivity (Airtel/Vi) and adds more lifts/escalators at Aqua Line stations. AI & Security: A report claims Anthropic sent Mythos AI engineers to the NSA for cyber training, raising questions about government adoption. Policy & Courts: Delhi HC says platforms must act against content targeting judges without waiting for court orders. Business & Jobs: Opendoor shuts India operations, impacting nearly 250 employees as AI-driven restructuring shifts work back to the US.
AI & Data Centres: Meta has agreed to lease a 168-MW AI data centre from Reliance in Jamnagar, with Reliance to build and deliver it within two years, while Meta also signed clean-energy deals to power the expansion. Defence Tech: India’s MoD inked a Rs 449 crore contract for 20 ECGNSS jammer systems for the Navy, aiming to degrade enemy navigation and spoof signals with at least 75% indigenous content. Space/Infrastructure: Engineers completed the final blast of the Zojila Tunnel linking Kashmir to Ladakh, a 13.14-km road tunnel expected to be fully operational by 2028 for year-round access near the China border. Energy & Grid: Jinko ESS delivered 722 MWh of battery storage for a large renewable project to improve grid stability and dispatch; separately, floating solar potential is pegged at ~102 GW across India’s reservoirs. Health & Policy: Delhi’s C-section rate rose from 23.6% (2019–21) to 27.4% (2023–24), with experts flagging higher private-sector use and medical risks. Cross-border Payments: Nepal-India cross-border UPI/NPI digital payments went live, enabling real-time, low-cost transfers via mobile number, VPA or UPI ID. Geopolitics: India summoned the US charge d’affaires over an Oman vessel attack that left three Indian sailors missing, amid renewed shipping risks in the Gulf of Oman. Healthcare Hub: Maharashtra signed an MoU with Cleveland Clinic and Brookfield to develop the Navi Mumbai International MediCity, positioned as a global-scale healthcare and research destination.
AI Infrastructure Deal: Meta and Reliance have announced a 168-MW AI-enabled data centre in Jamnagar, with Meta leasing capacity to scale AI services; the project is slated for completion in two years, pushing India further into the global AI compute race. Smart Power Grid: Adani Energy Solutions is set to buy IntelliSmart Infrastructure in a ~₹3,050 crore deal, taking its smart metering footprint to 4.7 crore meters and accelerating distribution modernization. Satellite Internet Update: Starlink says India hasn’t frozen approvals; it’s still in talks and awaiting final regulatory clearance and spectrum allocation, after earlier reports linked delays to security concerns. Digital Agreements: India’s e-sign and eStamping push keeps speeding up contract workflows, with digital signatures becoming the backbone for faster, paperless deals. Energy & Mobility Tech: India launched E85 fuel and flex-fuel passenger capability via Maruti, aiming to cut crude imports and boost ethanol demand. Research & Hardware: Zoho unveiled “Nathu La,” an India-designed AI-optimised server built by its Nagpur R&D team, targeting lower power use and cost for global data centres. Higher Education: UGC cleared three foreign universities to start campuses in Mumbai and Bengaluru under NEP 2020. Health & Climate: Doctors warn extreme heat is overwhelming emergency care, with calls for long-term heat-resilient city planning.
Nuclear Posture Shift: SIPRI says India has deployed 12 nuclear warheads operationally and estimates a stockpile of about 190 as of Jan 2026, pointing to higher readiness and China-focused deterrence. Strategic Infrastructure: Indian engineers completed the final rock breakthrough in the Zojila tunnel, a key all-weather link to Ladakh and the China border. Power Grid Modernisation: Adani Energy Solutions will buy IntelliSmart Infrastructure from NIIF and EESL in a ~₹3,050 crore deal, expanding smart metering to 4.7 crore meters. Energy & Mobility: India launched E85 fuel and is pushing flex-fuel vehicles to cut crude imports and boost ethanol use. AI Governance: Rubrik’s Dev Rishi argues India can lead in AI via applications, while enterprises’ biggest hurdle is governance, security and compliance. Tech Policy & Courts: Delhi High Court rejected IBM’s “Tivoli” evidence delay, stressing non-extendable trademark timelines. Space/Connectivity: Reports say India has frozen Starlink commercial approvals over security concerns tied to Iran war use. Regional Tech & Industry: Goa engineering exports jumped 36% to $550.6m; AM/NS India and IIT Roorkee signed a pact to strengthen steel research and talent. Urban Tech & Services: Navi Mumbai began preparations for Solid Waste Rules 2026 with an ICCC-based monitoring push.
Zojila Tunnel Breakthrough: Engineers say India’s 13.15-km Zojila Tunnel has hit its final rock breakthrough, with ~80% work done and commissioning expected after remaining safety, lining and electrical works—aiming for all-weather Ladakh connectivity. Defence & Nuclear Updates: SIPRI’s Yearbook 2026 flags India at ~190 warheads and says India slightly expanded its arsenal in 2025, while also describing Operation Sindoor as an unusually severe India-Pak crisis. Mumbai Water Crisis: BMC is finalising an OTP-based digital water tanker booking policy to curb unauthorised procurement and create a clearer transaction trail. Energy Transition: MoD approved a 250 MW solar project with BESS on defence land in Sitapur, pushing renewables with storage support. EV & Mobility Tech: BYD introduced its DM-i hybrid tech in India, targeting 1,200+ km combined range and an EV-first approach. AI & Digital Payments: India’s UPI growth story continues, but fraud risks like QR phishing and PIN scams remain a key concern. Startups & Robotics: Finvolve backed Integra Robotics with $1.12M pre-Series A for human-in-the-loop AI and defence/industry robotics.
AI & Business: Piyush Goyal said AI will be a job creator for India, urging companies to move beyond basic use and truly integrate it across organisations. Corporate AI Push: Reliance Infrastructure is restructuring subsidiaries and renaming them to fold AI and tech-enabled services into its business framework. Smartphone Buzz: Ai+ is letting reviewers test its Nova 2 Neo and Nova 2 Pro for a full week with no embargo or scripted guidelines before public sale. Consumer Tech: Portronics launched the Titan 35 power bank with 20,000mAh capacity and built-in Type-C plus Lightning cables. Health & Cities: Maharashtra’s Ashish Shelar asked the BMC to modernise Mumbai’s public healthcare with advanced tech and upgraded OPDs. Energy & Industry: India’s coal gasification push is gaining momentum via incentives and a target of 100 million tonnes by 2030. Defense & Policy: SIPRI said India has about 190 nuclear warheads and reported a shift toward deployment posture. Aviation Safety: DGCA opened an inquiry after strong winds and ground equipment damaged three Air India aircraft at Delhi’s IGI. Space/Science Culture: A new BRICS university ranking system is being developed via India-Russia cooperation, with plans to expand across BRICS+.
Space & Industry: Union Minister Jitendra Singh said India’s space economy could grow from about $9B today to ~$45B in 7-8 years, with the startup ecosystem rising to around 400 as private participation opens up. Nuclear Security: SIPRI warns nuclear risks are rising even as totals dip, citing more warheads being taken out of storage; a separate SIPRI read puts India at ~190 warheads and links modernisation to longer-range delivery and rivalry dynamics. AI & Markets: A tech-led sell-off hit Asia after strong US jobs data lifted rate-hike bets, dragging Seoul and other markets. Defence/Tech Policy: India is considering private investment in nuclear power, including possible support via the ₹1 lakh crore RDI scheme. Health & Climate: A study flags monsoon heat stress worsening with warming, while NFHS-6 shows ICDS gains—stunting and severe wasting both down. Mobility & Auto: BYD will unveil its first PHEV in India on June 9; Maruti’s Victoris hits 100,000 sales and passenger vehicle retail hit record May growth. Aviation Disruption: Strong winds damaged three Air India planes at Delhi IGI; probes are underway. Cyber/Exams: CBSE says the verification and re-evaluation portal stayed fully functional, with 1.6 lakh candidates submitting requests. Startups & Workspaces: Incuspaze buys iKeva to expand in Hyderabad and Bengaluru; Genrobotics backs Estro Tech Robotics with a ₹1 crore seed round.
Nepal–India Border Talks: Nepal’s FM Shishir Khanal said Kathmandu wants to resolve the boundary row through bilateral diplomacy, rejecting third-party mediation and stressing a “data-driven” approach after talks with EAM S Jaishankar. Digital Border Governance: India will launch the Land Port Management System (LPMS) on June 9 to digitise cargo and passenger workflows, payments, tracking and single-window clearance. AI & Courts: India’s judiciary is drafting AI rules for courts, with a focus on human primacy and faster, more accessible justice. Space Weather: NASA flagged a G3 geomagnetic storm for June 8 after a fast solar eruption, with possible auroras and communication disruptions. Earthquake Watch: A 5.6 quake hit near Punakha, Bhutan, with tremors felt across Northeast India and nearby regions. Defence Tech: PM Modi’s visit to L&T highlighted India’s submarine ‘Project 76’ and air-independent propulsion plans; meanwhile, reports discuss a possible Sukhoi-57 stop-gap as AMCA timelines slip. Tech & Industry: T-Mobile opened a Global Technology Centre in Hyderabad, aiming to hire ~1,000 by 2027; RBI rules are pushing faster, more transparent cross-border payments as fintechs gain ground. Local Tech Wins: SKUAST-K and SKUAST-K’s conference push tech-driven agriculture; Bhaderwah’s lavender festival backs value chains for aroma entrepreneurship.
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