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India introduces a scheme to attract investment in electric vehicle manufacturing.

Uber India fined rupees 20,000 for overcharging a customer.

AI Day 2024 set to be held in Hyderabad, featuring Global speakers and discussions on AI governance.

Bas App Store surpasses 1 million installs within a month.

NetGrit in India gathers facial data for over 105 individuals.

India Introduces Scheme to Attract Investment in Electric Vehicle Manufacturing

India has recently introduced a scheme aimed at attracting investment in electric vehicle manufacturing. The goal is to strengthen the EV ecosystem and promote India as a global manufacturing hub. This initiative is expected to drive growth in the electric vehicle industry and create job opportunities in the country.

Uber India Fined for Overcharging Customer

Uber India has been fined rupees 20,000 for overcharging a customer. This incident highlights the unfair practices and service deficiencies that can occur in the ride-sharing industry. It underscores the importance of maintaining transparency and fairness in customer transactions.

AI Day 2024 in Hyderabad

AI Day 2024, India’s largest AI conference, is set to be held in Hyderabad. The event will feature global speakers and discussions on AI governance. Additionally, the conference will mark the launch of a Telugu AI voice assistant and a distributed supercomputer phone. This event is a significant opportunity for industry leaders and experts to come together and discuss the latest advancements in Artificial Intelligence.

Bas App Store Reaches 1 Million Installs

The Bas App Store has surpassed 1 million installs within a month. This achievement is a testament to the diverse app categories and localized experience it offers in Indian languages. The success of the Bas App Store showcases the growing demand for locally relevant digital content and services in India.

NetGrit Gathers Facial Data for Law Enforcement

NetGrit in India has gathered facial data for over 105 individuals. This initiative aims to enhance law enforcement agency capabilities in preemptive criminal and terrorist activities through data analytics and technology integration. The use of facial recognition technology highlights the growing importance of data-driven solutions in maintaining public safety and security.

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