Tag: India
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Kaynes Technology India Capitalizes on Volatility with Strategic Trading
Trading Activity and Price Movements On 8 December 2025, Kaynes Technology India recorded a total traded volume of 22,48,600 shares, with a total traded value reaching approximately ₹97,533.7 lakhs. The stock opened at ₹4,409.5 and experienced an intraday high of ₹4,530.0, representing a 4.05% increase from the opening price. Conversely, the intraday low touched ₹4,225.0,…
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Canada Joins UAE, India, Pakistan, and Nigeria in Record US Tourist Visa Wait Times: Key Information
Home » Latest Travel News » Canada Joins UAE, India, Pakistan, Nigeria and Others in Facing Longest Wait Times for US Tourist Visa: Everything You Need To Know Published on December 7, 2025 Canada joins the UAE, India, Pakistan, Nigeria, and others in facing some of the longest wait times for US tourist visas. These…
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India Inaugurates New Consulate in Shanghai After 32 Years
India has inaugurated a new, larger consulate building in Shanghai, its first move in more than three decades, in a sign of growing economic and people-to-people ties with China. The state-of-the-art chancery, located on the Dawning Centre in the city’s Changning district, was formally opened over the weekend by India’s Ambassador to China, Pradeep Kumar…
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India Accelerates AI Compute Advancements, Reducing Startup Overheads in Chip Race
Google and Nvidia’s competition in the artificial intelligence chip ecosystem briefly unsettled global markets last month but for India’s AI ambitions the impact is marginal — at least for now. When reports in late November said that Meta Platforms (the owner of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp) may use Google’s in-house Tensor Processing Units (TPUs) for…
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India Set to Unveil Voice-Enabled LLM Ahead of Global AI Summit
India plans to unveil a new voice-enabled large language model (LLM) before it hosts a major global AI summit in New Delhi next year, a senior government official has said, outlining an ambitious push to accelerate the country’s artificial intelligence capabilities. Abhishek Singh, Director General of the National Informatics Centre and Additional Secretary at the…
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Oman Delivers 20 Jaguar Jets to India to Support IAF’s Aging Fleet
Getting used warplanes to be broken up and used as spares is hardly glamorous, but it is certainly useful. For, the Royal Air Force and the French Air Force have retired their Jaguars, as have the Omanis. With the production facilities also having ended, there is little choice before the IAF– it has to find…
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Ex-Pentagon Official Blames Bribery for Strained U.S.-Pakistan Relations Amidst Trump’s India Policy
After returning to office last year, Trump has shown interest in improving ties with Pakistan. Earlier this year, Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif and army chief Field Marshal Asim Munir had also visited the White House, with the two gifting some rare earth samples to Trump. Washington: Former Pentagon official Michael Rubin has harshly criticised President…
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BJP Critiques J&K CM’s ‘INDIA Bloc on Life Support’ Comment Amid RJD Response
A day after Omar Abdullah raised questioned on the opposition INDIA bloc and remaked on alliance’s health, both the ruling BJP and an opposition ally have reacted to the Jammu and Kashmir chief minister’s statement. While reacting to Omar Abdullah’s remarks, RJD leader Manoj Jha cautioned that one should refrain from making quick comments during…
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Revolutionizing Borrowing: The Impact of Embedded Finance and EMI Cards in India
India’s lower-middle class is moving from borrowing for survival toward borrowing for advancement, signalling a decisive cultural shift in credit behaviour, according to the seventh edition of Home Credit India’s annual How India Borrows (HIB) study. Representing nearly two-thirds of the population, this segment is increasingly using credit to improve living standards, invest in entrepreneurial…
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India Advances in Morphing Fighter Jet Wing Technology: A DRDO Breakthrough
Sign up for our newsletter and get our latest content in your inbox. Subscribe Soon, Indian fighter jets may no longer depend on fixed wings. Instead, they could fly with morphing wings that adapt instantly to mission demands, a capability long explored by Airbus, NASA and DARPA but now making major strides inside India’s own…