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E-tailers, logistics firms gear up for festive surge boosted by GST cutsIndian e-commerce and logistics sectors are gearing up for a significant surge in festive demand, fueled by recent GST rate cuts. Companies...
From Bhool Chuk Maaf to Jaat To Chhal Kapat- The Deception. Watch these latest OTT releases on Netflix, Prime Video, JioHotstar, Zee5New OTT releases offer diverse genres. Pattth on ManoramaMax features a musical mystery. Prime Video presents Bhool Chuk Maaf, a time loop ...
AI-based vision inspection startup SwitchOn raises $4.2 millionThe company, with 80% of revenues generated from India and 20% from the United States, has raised $5.2 million in total so far.
SC refuses to entertain plea for probe into alleged attack on Mamata Banerjee in NandigramOn March 10, Banerjee had alleged that she was attacked by "four-five men" in Nandigram, injuring her left leg, hours after she filed nomin...
Buy Hindustan Unilever, price target Rs 2,120: Shubham AggarwalThe analyst suggested a stoploss at Rs 2000
Indian-origin boy working with Microsoft for braille printerA 13-year-old Indian-origin boy, who invented a low-cost portable Braille printer, is now working with technology giant Microsoft to integr...
Braigo inventor Shubham Banerjee keen to work on other productsA 13-year-old Indian-origin boy, who invented a low cost portable Braille printer, says he wants to work on other ingenious products that w...
Indian-origin teenager gets Intel funding for Braille printerShubham Banerjee had closed an early round funding with Intel Capital last month to develop a prototype of low-cost Braille printer.
Indian-origin boy Shubham Banerjee gets Intel funding for Braille printerThe Braille printer is expected to cost $350-500 (Rs 21,000-30,000), as compared to the usual price of $2,000.
Intel Capital puts $62 million in 16 companies; to invest $355 million in 2014Intel Capital said it has invested about $62 mn in 16 technology companies working in areas like wearables, data analytics and Internet of ...
Indian-origin boy in US invents braille printer using lego setA 12-year-old Indian-origin boy in the US has designed a low-cost Braille printer using toy construction Lego pieces.