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Karnataka stayed away from the World Economic Forum in Davos to focus on the global investor meet which the state will host from February 11 to 14, the minister said
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All southern states except Karnataka are participating in the 55th World Economic Forum (WEF) annual meeting held from January 20–24 in Davos.
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Tech Mahindra’s quarterly large deals order book grew from $345 million at the start of Q1 to $745 million at the end of the December quarter, Joshi said
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Goenka also shared the group’s strategy to leverage key economic trends, including the 'China + 1' shift towards India
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The employment opportunities will be across diverse sectors, including new energy, retail, hospitality, and high-tech manufacturing
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Karnataka government claimed they skipped the World Economic Forum (WEF) to focus on the Invest Karnataka Global Investors Meet in Bengaluru (February 12–14). However, critics noted that Kerala, which is hosting a similar meet the same month, is participating in the WEF.
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Minister Vaishnaw engaged with Swiss experts to understand the cutting-edge technologies that can bolster operational efficiency and safety within the Indian Railways system.
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Telangana CM Revanth Reddy said that Telangana does not compete with neighbouring states, but with global cities like New York, Tokyo, and Singapore.
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Dr. Anish Shah, CEO of Mahindra and Mahindra, discusses the potential effects of Trump’s policies on deglobalization, India's growing global influence, and Mahindra’s strong presence in the US. He also highlights Mahindra's focus on AI as a key driver for future growth. Exclusive insights from Davos 2025!
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The chief minister also said the government knows how to keep politics and development separate to not have an impact on the latter
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In April 2024, ReNew said that the renewable energy assets of the firm crossed 10GW.
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CM Devendra Fadnavis admits that Maharashtra lost business to Bengaluru and Hyderabad due to high real estate costs but says things are now changing
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Mumbai is a city where women can travel alone at midnight and feel secure, says the Maharashtra chief minister as opposition questions law and order situation following attack on actor Saif Ali Khan
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Kalyani also said capital formation in the country is insufficient to meet the ambitious target of 7-8% growth
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TDP leader and AP Minister Nara Lokesh said they are planning to create an Andhra model of education with a focus on gender diversity.
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Indian actor and advocate Bhumi Pednekar will represent India at the World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meeting 2025 in Davos. As a Young Global Leader (YGL), Bhumi will join global changemakers to discuss climate action and gender equality, continuing her commitment to social causes and positive global impact.
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Bharat Forge has been working on a strategy for the past year to enter specialised semiconductor businesses, joint MD Amit Kalyani has said
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Bawa said that the focus is on making individuals and enterprises more efficient.
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Yoshua Bengio also urged governments to incentivise for-profit companies to work on AI safety.
