

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said despite dire predictions, India beat all odds in the global fight against the coronavirus. "Last year, in February-March, a lot of experts had said the India will be the worst-affected country, there will be tsunami of cases. They predicted 2 million deaths in the country. But India moved ahead with a proactive public participation," PM Modi said, addressing the World Economic Forum's Davos Dialogue. "Today, India is among countries that have succeeded in saving the maximum lives. The country, which comprises of 18% of the world's population, has saved the world from disaster by bringing the situation under control."
As it flagged billionaires usurping the political landscape globally, rights group Oxfam on Monday cited India's reservation system as a "compelling" example of progress on how ordinary people can be politically empowered.
"I think we must know that AI is the reality," Fadnavis said. He acknowledged that AI is going to change the job market.
Publicis Sapient CEO Nigel Vaz discussed how AI can drive job creation and transformation in industries, while addressing the ethical and regulatory challenges surrounding its use.
Publicis Sapient CEO Nigel Vaz discussed how AI can drive job creation and transformation in industries, while addressing the ethical and regulatory challenges surrounding its use.
The remarks chimed with concerns aired frequently during the past week in and around the World Economic Forum, a period coinciding with the first four days of Donald Trump’s new term.
The remarks chimed with concerns aired frequently during the past week in and around the World Economic Forum, a period coinciding with the first four days of Donald Trump’s new term.
The success of companies in using artificial intelligence (AI) depends on how they reskill their employees, Wipro Ltd Executive Chairman Rishad Premji told NDTV on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum (WEF) meeting in Davos.
CM Devendra Fadnavis said that Maharashtra has converted 65% of its MoUs into actual investment, compared to the national average of 35%.
CM Devendra Fadnavis said that Maharashtra has converted 65% of its MoUs into actual investment, compared to the national average of 35%.
India also plays a central role in automation, with many engineering talents driving automation innovations coming from the country, he says.
India also plays a central role in automation, with many engineering talents driving automation innovations coming from the country, he says.
The Serum Institute CEO claims that the company adheres to standard eight-hour shifts.
