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| RISING BHARAT | News Count (102268) | |
21781. India plans USD 60-bn investment in gas infrastructure: Pradhan
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The Economic Times
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- India's first automated national-level gas trading platform was launched in June this year to promote and sustain an efficient and robust gas market and foster gas trading in the country
- Government has planned a USD 60-billion investment for creating gas infrastructure in the country till 2024, and gas' share in the energy mix is expected to rise to 15 per cent by 2030. Currently, gas accounts for 6 per cent in the country's total energy mix.
- india is ushering a gas-based economy by increasing the share of natural gas in India's primary energy mix from 6.2 per cent to 15 per cent by year 2030
21782. [Tech30] AI-driven startup Fountain9 analyses demand patterns to make inventory management efficient
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- Mumbai-based Fountain9 helps retailers predict the demand for products in every store, warehouse, or channel accurately.
- Mumbai-based AI-driven tech startup Fountain9 wants to make inventory management more efficient for organisations by helping them stay ahead of customers’ changing preferences with “accurate demand forecasts and stockout predictions”.
- Fountain9’s AI-powered algorithmic planning provides a holistic solution to the pressing problem of inventory management.
21783. [Tech30] How Gurugram-based CogniAble is using ML for early detection of autism spectrum disorder
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- Gurugram-based CogniAble is using machine learning-based assistive technology to ensure early detection and affordable treatment of autism spectrum disorder.
- Autism can be diagnosed at any age, but it is said to be a “developmental disorder” as symptoms generally appear in the first two years of life. This is why CogniAble is focusing on early detection by providing an online platform where people can upload videos of children and get them screened for autism.
- “CogniAble is an online platform available remotely for early screening and affordable behavioural intervention for autism spectrum disorders,” he says.
21784. Indian coal sector to get over Rs 4 lakh cr investment in next 10 years: Home Minister Amit Shah
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Times Now
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- Rs 46k cr mineral development fund to aid progress of mineral rich eastern states, said Amit Shah19 bidders selected for coal mines will boost investor confidence, said Coal Minister to ET Now `
- Union Home Minister Amit Shah announced that states will earn Rs. 6500 crores every year due to mining, which will lead to progress of mineral rich eastern states from the Rs. 46,000 crores mineral development fund. Confident of meeting coal mining targets, Shah envisaged an investment of Rs. 4 lakh crores in the next 10 years in the sector.
- Union Home Minister Amit Shah has launched an online single-window clearance system to grant approvals for smooth operationalisation of coal mines Coal Minister Pralhad Joshi said that the 19 bidders selected for coal mines will boost confidence in the sector and bring investment.
21785. कोल इंडिया ने चालू वित्त वर्ष के निवेश लक्ष्य को 3,000 करोड़ रुपये बढ़ाया
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NBT
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- सार्वजनिक क्षेत्र की कंपनी कोल इंडिया लि. (सीआईएल) ने चालू वित्त वर्ष के लिए अपने निवेश या पूंजीगत व्यय के लक्ष्य को संशोधित कर 13,000 करोड़ रुपये कर दिया है।
- कंपनी ने अपने निवेश लक्ष्य में 3,000 करोड़ रुपये की बढ़ोतरी की है।
- उल्लेखनीय है कि सरकार ने केंद्रीय सार्वजनिक क्षेत्र उपक्रमों से कहा है कि वे आर्थिक गतिविधियों को प्रोत्साहन देने के लिए अपने व्यय में बढ़ोतरी करें। कोल इंडिया ने बयान में कहा कि 2020-21 के 10,000 करोड़ रुपये के निवेश लक्ष्य में 30 प्रतिशत की बढ़ोतरी की गई है।
21786. [Tech30] How marine robotics startup EyeROV is improving inspection of offshore assets
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- Bengaluru Kochi-based startup EyeROV makes it to YourStory’s Tech30 list for bringing in data-led reporting and ease-of-use in marine inspections with its compact remotely operated drone
- “You have to deal with high water currents, poor visibility, and an overall hostile environment because of wild marine creatures. Then there are restrictions… you can dive only in the day and up to a certain depth, not beyond. So, human divers are at a greater risk.”
- “With human divers, there are either inspection delays or lack of expertise. They are able to dive only up to 30-40 metres, whereas an ROV drone can go up to 100 or 200 metres below sea level. We’re also building a new product line that can inspect areas up to 300 metres below sea level.”
21787. This Hyderabad-based startup is offering remote health monitoring services through a connected care platform
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- Hyderabad-based startup Vigocare is attempting to bridge these gaps by offering remote monitoring services through a ‘Connected Care’ platfor
- Founded by Dr Sekhar Chennupati and Ratish Bhat in 2018, the healthtech startup leverages artificial intelligence (AI), cloud technology, biosensor devices, and a dedicated command centre to equip patients and doctors with accurate health data
- “Presently, the Indian healthcare ecosystem is dealing with a huge dearth of resources and medical professional. Besides, there is less visibility to health data due to which appropriate preventive and timely care is stalled. Hence, I was really determined to bring out a scalable solution for this. That is how Vigocare was born,” says Dr Sekhar Chennupati, Co-founder and CEO, Vigocare.
21788. Four start-ups at 16: How this Delhi-based teenager became a 'serial entrepreneur'
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The New Indian Express
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- Founded The young lad dropped out of school at 10 after he felt that the education system was not equipped to impart him the life skills he needed.
- Teenage AF is semi-anecdotal and targetted at teenagers. Every stage of teenage life is covered in the book like age gaps and relation with them, stability and sustainability of relationships, mental health issues, academic career and role of technology, etc.
- I believe in time management, so I always try to maintain a fixed schedule. Also, I automate and delegate various tasks. says founder
21789. This podcast startup by IIT alumni is revolutionising the traditional radio
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- Mumbai-based podcast startup Kuku FM is backed by Vertex Ventures, 3one4 Capital, Shunwei Capital and India Quotient. It has more than 5,000 creators on board
- While biggies like Spotify and Jio Saavn are the popular options in the metros, people from Bharat i.e., smaller towns, are not far behind in the podcast game either. Leveraging technology to capture this trend is Mumbai-based Kuku FM.
- The startup now has a team of 50 people. The platform primarily targets aspiring Indian artists and storytellers. As an audio platform, Kuku FM’s responsibilities goes beyond just entertainment. It provides content that have the right mix of education and entertainment.
21790. [The Turning Point] Apartment management startup MyGate was started to solve security problems faced by households
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- Vijay Arisetty was a pilot in the Indian Air Force for a decade till 2010 and was used to certain security standards at the cantonment where he lived.
- Vijay was joined by Shreyans Daga, his friend from the Indian School of Business (ISB), Hyderabad, and Abhishek Kumar, his colleague at Goldman Sachs.
- when he moved to a gated community in Bengaluru, he was surprised to find the inadequate levels of security and overall community management