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  • AI Edge special: India AI Impact Summit Is about outcomes, not investment pledges, says MeitY Secretary S Krishnan

    In an exclusive interview to Moneycontrol, MeitY secretary S Krishnan said the govt's ambition lies in shaping shared priorities through leaders' declarations, working group outputs and practical demonstrations on how AI can be deployed responsibly and at scale.

  • India must deepen electronics capabilities amid geopolitical turbulence: Ashwini Vaishnaw

    Vaishnaw said India has moved beyond the assembly-first era and must now fortify the deeper capabilities required to stay competitive and withstand global disruptions

  • India’s tech future lies in building, not just using global quality products: MeitY Secretary S. Krishnan

    In a conversation with Moneycontrol on the sidelines of the India Mobile Congress, S. Krishnan talks about India’s vision to become a product nation, the government’s push for indigenous tech alternatives, and how MeitY plans to build globally competitive capabilities in AI, semiconductors, and digital products.

  • India preparing for potential China electronics dumping amid US tariffs: MeitY’s S Krishnan

    MeitY Secretary S. Krishnan said the government is preparing for multiple trade scenarios, including potential dumping by China, in light of recent US tariff actions.

  • Govt finalising applicants for indigenous AI foundation model: MeitY Secretary S Krishnan

    Krishnan said that the expert group responsible for evaluating the proposals will be submitting their findings soon to the government

  • India in the process of developing global DPI standards: IT secretary S Krishnan

    According to a presentation IT secretary S Krishnan made at the United Nations, the standards can be used for sovereign ID systems and identity chains, cross-border authentication framework, verification protocols, digital credential systems.

  • OpenAI CEO Sam Altman expected to meet PM Modi for AI talks, MeitY Secretary tells CNBC-TV18

    As talks with OpenAI approach, the focus is on building a strong AI ecosystem in India, while ensuring a balance between encouraging innovation and protecting data security and sovereignty

  • Deep tech startups require focused, later-stage funding: MeitY secretary S Krishnan

    MeitY secretary S Krishnan remarked that the government's own financing approach needed to change, to enable startups in this sectors to scale.

  • MeitY working with power and renewable energy ministries for boosting AI and data center infra: S Krishnan

    India must treat the internet as critical infrastructure, akin to the power grid, says MeitY Secretary S. Krishnan, emphasising the need for resilience and strategic planning.

  • India’s AI LLM path may lie in adaption, not building from scratch, suggests MeitY secretary S Krishnan

    Krishnan’s statement comes amid a broader conversation on India’s AI strategy, particularly as it balances innovation with resource optimisation.

  • Value addition in mobile phones needs to go up to 40%: Meity Secretary

    While speaking at Global Technology Summit 2023, Ministry of Electronics and IT Secretary S Krishnan said that no country in the world can make 100 per cent of entire high technology products as the supply chain is spread across the globe.

  • Order delays led to weak Q2 numbers: Welspun Corp

  • We need to work on Americas & Middle East markets: Welspun

  • S Krishnan to be new PNGRB Chairman

    Former Fertiliser Secretary S Krishnan is likely to be the new chairman of oil regulator Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board (PNGRB).

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