According to global research firm Gartner’s report, total spend in the IT services space is likely to grow by 5.5 per cent in 2020 and will touch US$ 1.08 trillion as compared to 3.7 per cent rise estimated for 2019.
Senior officials told IANS on Wednesday, the survey was ordered in accordance with a direction issued by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh to hand over all military farms to the Army. The survey is being undertaken across all 39 military farms, jointly with the Directorate General of Defence Estates.
At this speed, we are bound to cross USD one billion mark in the year 2019, it said, adding that early this month a Chinese trade delegation visited India and signed a contract for the import of marine products worth USD 500 million in the next two years.
The Indian Air Force took to its official twitter handle, on Wednesday and shared PV Iyer’s workout video to wish him on his birthday and inspire people to follow him. PV Iyer who turned 90 on October 30, is an active sportsperson and does fitness exercise which even youngsters fail to attempt. The nonagenarian has proved that ‘age is just a number’ when it comes to staying fit and active.
This facility has been primarily funded under Uchchatar Avishkar Yojana (UAY) and FIST-DST, Government of India. This cold-spray facility has the capability to provide working pressure of more than 50 bar at 1000oC for repair, refurbishment and component manufacturing for several advanced applications in power generation, aerospace, automobile, bio-medical, textile and processing industries. Cold spray is an eco-friendly and high rate production alternative to its various counterparts in the domains of additive manufacturing and coating technology.
India is planning to open 100 additional airports by 2024, as part of a plan to revive economic growth in Asia’s third-largest economy, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
India and Saudi Arabia have signed 12 MoUs and agreements in key sectors including renewable energy, security cooperation, and civil aviation.
Corporate affairs secretary Injeti Srinivas also said that on social welfare activities companies have spent Rs 50,000 crore (US$ 7.15 billion) cumulatively over the last 5 years.
The visit scheduled to start from November 5 is coming at a time when the two countries are pushing for tie-ups and partnership between Indian and Russian companies for the production of spares and equipment for the Indian forces.
Singh took over the command of NSG on Monday, 10 days after the Appointments Committee of the Cabinet (ACC) led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi approved his appointment as the Director General of the ‘Black Cats commando’ force. The ACC had approved Singh’s appointment to the post on October 18.
