Tag: Indus
UK Workers At Risk Of Being Replaced By Robots
More than 10 million UK workers are at high risk of being replaced by robots within 15 years as the automation of routine tasks gathers pace in a new machine age, a report said on Friday.....
Army Wants Next War Fought With Indian Technologies: General Rawat
Indian Army chief General Bipin Rawat on Friday said it wants to fight the next war with Indian technologies.....
Nepal To Promote Pashmina Products In China
Nepal will promote its pashmina products via Belt and Road International Trade and Investment Platform in China.....
Prabhu Advocates Complete Digitalisation Of Railways
Advocating major push for complete digitalisation of the Indian Railways, Union Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu on Monday said the move could prove to be a game changer as it would result in saving billions of dollars.....
Am Not Joining Politics, Says Rajinikanth
Megastar Rajinikanth on Friday said -- although not in so many words -- that he is not joining politics.....
Jio Extends Enrolment Of Prime Membership Till April 15
Reliance Jio Infocomm on Friday said the deadline to buy Jio's 303 (and other) plans had been extended till April 15 after the unprecedented rush to sign up for Jio Prime offer in just one month.....
10,000 Trucks Go Off The Road In Maharashtra
Around 10,000 trucks have gone off the road in Maharashtra in solidarity with the nationwide truckers strike that began on Saturday.....
People Are Insecure In Film Industry: Vikram Bhatt
Filmmaker Vikram Bhatt, whose new web series "Spotlight" explores the dark side of Bollywood, says there are insecure individuals in the film industry.....
Changed H-1B Visa Norms Don't Mean Much For India: Nasscom
The Indian IT industry body Nasscom on Tuesday said the clarifying guidance by the USCIS on eligibility for computer programmers under the H-1B visa norms will have little impact on its members, as the clarification has been the adjudicatory practice for years. ....
Microsoft Surface Beats Apple IPad In Customer Satisfaction
Customers are more satisfied with Microsoft's Surface tablets than they are with Apple's iPad and tablets built by Samsung, LG, Amazon, Acer and Asus, a study by US-based marketing information services company J.D. Power said on Friday.....
