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Karnataka tops India with 41% share in software exportsKarnataka ranks first in the country by contributing 41% share to India's total software exports. Additionally, the state has maintained it...- Karnataka to set up India’s first government-led AI university, AI hubThe AI hub will serve as an incubation centre for AI research and development by startups, companies and academic institutions, chief minis...
- Karnataka CM Shivakumar announces India's first govt-driven AI UniversityKarnataka will establish India's first government-driven Artificial Intelligence University. An AI Hub will also be set up as an incubation...
- CM DK Shivakumar hails Karnataka's dynamic economy; state registers 9.5% export growth in FY 2025-26Karnataka's economy is booming. Exports grew by 9.5 percent in the financial year 2025-26, reaching almost ₹19.7 lakh crore. The state lead...
- Portugal eyes bigger role in India’s infrastructure, manufacturing push as trade ties deepenPortugal's Minister of State for Economy, João Rui Ferreira, expressed readiness to contribute to India's infrastructure goals, highlightin...
- STP software exports decline in six cities, data showsIndustry experts, however, say the STPI figures don’t reflect the full picture of city-wise software exports. Some of the exports have move...
- Electronic manufacturers keen to invest Rs 36,804 crore in Karnataka: IT/BT MinisterThe Minister said the government has set an ambitious target of achieving a target of $300 billion in IT and BT exports by 2025 from the pr...
- FM Nirmala Sitharaman urges startups to cash in on global demand for milletsThe world will observe 2023 as the international year of millets, and India is the largest producer of millets, Sitharaman said, addressing...
- Why IT Industry is pinning high hopes on Karnataka’s IT minister Priyank KhargeThe minister, who is learning the ropes at his new job at a fast pace, has this foremost task of figuring things out to speed things up for...
- Maharashtra readies policy, seeks to be India's top software exporterExperts said the policy can attract investments of about Rs 50,000 crore and add Rs 1 lakh crore in exports for the state.
- Archaic labour law returns to haunt Indian IT sectorIT cos worry they will be made to comply with what they believe are complicated and unnecessary procedures and be exposed to 'inspector raj...
- Govt has failed to give definition of software exports: Narayana MurthyThe government has not been able to provide clarity on the definition of software exports for over a year now and it is causing inconvenien...
- HC upholds Income Tax Department's view on taxing Infosys for onsite servicesThe Karnataka HC has upheld that the work carried out by Infosys for overseas clients, from 1992-93 to 1996-97, is a form of 'technical ser...
- Karnataka tops IT export chartsKarnataka registers 23% growth with Rs 74,929 crore worth of IT and ITES exports during year ended March 2009.
- IT firms in tech capital offer help to fight terrorSoftware companies have offered to share their technology expertise with the Karnataka police and have asked them for help to train the pri...
- Bangalore trails neighbours in IT exportsKarnataka and its capital Bangalore have fallen way behind rival states in the pace of growth in software exports. Recipes for successful c...
- Computer software exports increases by 29%: ESCThe total export of computer software and services during 2006-07 has gone up by 29.4 per cent at $11.26 billion, according to the estimate...
- Karnataka's software exports reach Rs 19,500-crore markSeventy new companies had come up in the state in the last six months, out of which 32 were foreign companies with 100 per cent equity and ...
- K'taka IT exports sniff $12 bn markThough growth lags at 30% against last year’s 36%, it still rules at No.1 in the national league tables.
- Karnataka tops country's IT exportsKarnataka has occupied the top slot among states with a share of around 37 per cent in the country's IT exports during 2005-06, Electronics...
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