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Reliance Industries Ltd and Tata Power will compete for a $2.4 billion financial incentive plan to stimulate domestic solar module manufacture and reduce reliance on imported Chinese panels. According to Bloomberg, foreign corporations such as First Solar, JSW Energy, Avaada Group, and ReNew Energy Global will compete for the programme. According to sources, the bid deadline was February 28 after multiple delays. Despite being one of India’s top solar panel manufacturers, the Adani Group did not participate in the bidding process. Additional information on incentives and projects is still pending. With an outlay of Rs. 24,000 crores, the Centre launched the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) Scheme for National Programme on High-Efficiency Solar PV Modules in February this year, with the goal of achieving domestic…
The world has transitioned to digital news technology as a result of a technology explosion in newsrooms, and mobile phones are the primary device for distributing news. While technology has traditionally been at the forefront of news gathering, collation, and networking, artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies are revolutionizing newsrooms in ways we cannot yet fathom. An AI avatar is being used by a digital news outlet in India for the first time to broadcast news from its studio. Channeliam.com, launched in 2016, enables the potential of artificial intelligence in the newsroom for startups, innovators, and entrepreneurs. We’ll now convey…
Alexander Eriksen, the chief executive officer of Umwelt Energy, a Danish business, announced that the company would spend $850 million in Tamil Nadu to build a green methanol facility. The 2,000 or so acres of land required for the project, according to him, have been arranged. According to Saibaba Vutukuri, Managing Director of Umwelt Energy India, the plant will be able to produce 1 lakh tonnes of green methanol annually. It would be a fully integrated facility, he claimed, starting with 500 MW of wind-solar hybrid plants that would send power to an electrolyser to create green hydrogen. The carbon dioxide and green hydrogen…
Students are migrating from Kerala to Foreign Countries in large numbers The number of students migrating from Kerala to study in other countries is growing. The figure of approximately 35,000 Kerala students who go abroad for higher education each year is alarming! More than 5000 crore rupees have flown out of India. It is unsurprising that the number of students migrating in the coming years could reach a million. Foreign student migration from Kerala is not a new phenomenon. Students from the country are increasingly migrating to countries such as Canada, the United Kingdom, the United States, New Zealand, and Australia for…
On March 1 and 4, 2022-23, the Kingdom will host the semi-finals and finals of India’s Hero Santosh Trophy Riyadh. This will be the first time the competition has been played outside of India since its inception in 1941, and it follows the signing of a memorandum of understanding between the Saudi and Indian FAs to collaborate on football development at the end of last year. Saudi Arabia, which hopes to host some of football’s biggest tournaments, including the World Cup in 2030, is also sharing its facilities and hospitality with the second-largest country in the world, despite being at…
Mukesh Ambani is attempting to advance the field of genetic mapping, which may be helpful in identifying a person’s propensity for particular illnesses and diseases including cancer, neurodegenerative disorders, cardiac risks, etc. A complete Rs 12,000 genome sequencing test created by Strand Life Sciences would be made available by Ambani’s Reliance Industries. According to Strand CEO Ramesh Hariharan, the genome test, which costs $145, is around 86% less expensive than similar local options. That will be the most affordable genetic profile in the world, he claimed. He anticipates that adoption will be sparked by the low price point. Strand will…
The Indian Army has submitted a proposal to acquire the Advanced Towed Artillery Gun System (ATAGS), an indigenously built weapon capable of being deployed in high altitude areas, after extensive trial firings over several years. The Army has recommended acquiring 310 of these towed guns, and the proposal will be approved by the Rajnath Singh-led Ministry of Defence soon. The ATAGS was developed in collaboration with the Kalyani Group and Tata Advanced Systems Limited by the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO). The Army put the gun through rigorous testing in a variety of environments, including the Rajasthan desert and high-altitude ranges in Sikkim. The gun can be used in high-altitude areas along…
According to the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, about 200 crore Aadhaar authentication transactions were completed in January of this year. So far, holders have carried out over nine thousand crore authentication transactions, nearly 200 crores of which occurred in January, indicating the growth of the country’s digital economy. According to the Ministry, biometric fingerprints were used for the majority of the authentication transaction numbers. While biometric fingerprint authentication was used for the majority of transaction numbers, demographic and OTP authentications were also used. In the month of January, 135.53 crore biometric fingerprint-based authentications were performed, highlighting its use…
Pixxel unveiled the first-ever set of images from its hyperspectral satellites Pixxel, a Bengaluru-based space data startup, has unveiled the first set of images from its hyper-spectral pathfinder satellites on Monday. Intricate details of the land and water features in places like the Krishna River Delta (India), Palm Islands (Dubai), Super pit (Australia), Saloum River Delta (Senegal), Granny Smith Gold mine (Australia), and Brockman (U.S.) are captured in the images, which were made public as part of its First Light campaign (Australia). According to Awais Ahmed, CEO of Pixxel, the images will aid in the discovery of previously unseen problems…