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Indian Customers Increasingly Prefer Smart Device Ecosystem: Study

A new study has highlighted that users are moving beyond smartphones to explore higher technology spaces like smart TVs, watches, hearables, and home appliances. Though smartphones continue to be the ‘hub of being smart’, close to 52 per cent consumers are aspiring to buy a smart TV as OTT viewership skyrockets, 36 per cent want a smart watch/speaker, and 31 per cent are vying for smart home appliances, according to a survey report by research arm by techARC.

India Covid Stimulus Report Card: 25k Crore Disbursed to Farmers, Rs 1.63 Lakh Crore to MSMEs

The ministry said out of the allocated Rs 30,000 crore of Additional Emergency Working Capital Funding for farmers through NABARD, Rs. 25,000 crore has been disbursed while the balance of Rs 5,000 crore under Special Liquidity Facility (SLF) is allocated to NABARD by RBI for smaller NBFCs and NBFC-MFIs. NABARD is finalising operational guidelines to roll it out soon.

Jammu Gets 58.23 Crore State of Art Sports Complex

This will be one of the best and State of Art Sports Complex having multiple Sports facilities of International/National standards in one place. Falling in close vicinity of national highway 44, the project shall not only cater to the Hiranagar area but the whole of J&K and would be an important place for hosting National and International events.

India Plans to Leverage Electricity for Cooking in Big Way to Help Poor

Shri R.K. Singh , the Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Power, New and Renewable Energy and Minister of State for Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, Government of India, today said that the government is aiming to push electricity for cooking in a big way as it will provide the poor strata of the society a cheaper option for their day to day requirement, move the nation towards self-reliance and make it independent from imports.

India Working with Neighbours to Boost NE Infra: Act East Policy

Describing the north-east as the link between two fundamental pillars of India’s foreign policy — Neighbourhood First and Act East — foreign secretary Harsh Shringla said on Thursday that India was working with its neighbours and other friendly countries like Japan to improve infrastructure and connectivity in the region, while also facilitating greater regional integration.