Happy Thursday! The government is debating social media restrictions for children in India. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatc...

Poor, fragmented data continues to limit AI’s impact on farming in India, say experts

As AI models grow more complex, a new white-collar gig workforce has emerged to review and guide systems. A new category of AI-related work...

Deccan AI, backed by Prosus, has launched Deccan AI Experts. This network will provide skilled AI annotators to global labs. The initiative...

Kamal Haasan, the celebrated Indian actor, recently visited Perplexity AI's headquarters in San Francisco, engaging with CEO Aravind Sriniv...

Now that AI has effected a ghar-wapsi, expectations are running high about an imminent return to its glory days.

Founded by Vijay Kumar Karai along with Rekha Vijay Kumar and Venkat Rao in 2016, AyurUniverse provides customised Ayurveda and Yoga packag...

It must exit the airline business immediately. The timing is perfect. The stock markets are on a roll. The Modi government has inspired con...

The Air India flight by which Venkaiah Naidu was flying made an emergency landing after take-off from Delhi airport today due to some techn...

The government continues to attempt only cosmetic changes, and consequently we must bear witness to the unedifying sight of pilots holding ...

Airfares are set to rise yet again, even as budget carrier Air Deccan plans to close cheap options to consumers. Gizmos that will make airp...

No-frill carriers begin aggressive marketing to attract passengers despite skyrocketing jet fuel prices that have engulfed financial health...

While IA operates a maximum of 55 flights daily from Delhi, a whopping 270 pilots and co-pilots are stationed here.

The government’s proposal to allow private airlines to fly abroad may hit Air India as well as Indian.

The policy would be revised on the basis of the capability of Indian carriers to utilise bilateral rights.

Air Deccan, India’s largest no-frills airline, has beaten its rivals by miles in employing a slim workforce to keep overheads low.

The government plans to divest 10-15% stake in Indian Airlines and Air-India during '05-06 through IPOs to fund expansion plans of the carr...