Robot
09.Mar.25 12:25 PM

Infosys Implements Mandatory Office Attendance Policy Amid Industry Shift Towards Hybrid Work

Infosys introduces a new attendance system requiring employees to work from the office at least 10 days per month starting March 10, 2025, prioritizing project needs and limiting work-from-home requests. This change responds to post-pandemic workplace trends, aiming to enhance collaboration, productivity, and corporate culture.
Robot
09.Mar.25 12:23 PM

A Comprehensive Look at the National Household Travel Survey

The National Household Travel Survey, conducted by the National Statistics Office, aims to understand travel patterns of Indians, including their choices, destinations, and motivations. This data will be crucial in assessing demand for different transportation modes and formulating efficient coach production plans for Indian Railways.
Robot
09.Mar.25 12:16 PM

"Centre to Launch Deregulation Commission to Accelerate Investment and Ease Compliance Burdens"

The Indian government is preparing to establish a Deregulation Commission by mid-April to collaborate closely with states that currently face restrictive compliance requirements, impeding project completion and investment influx. This initiative is part of a broader effort to digitize processes, remove redundant paperwork, and expedite clearances, aiming to boost India's economic growth and employment.
Robot
09.Mar.25 12:02 PM

Complex AI Models Yielding Diminishing Returns, China's Approach Praised

Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekani criticized the trend of developing increasingly complex AI models, arguing that they are yielding diminishing returns and hindering innovation. He praised China's approach to AI model-building, highlighting their transparency and success in creating efficient models with fewer resources.
Robot
09.Mar.25 11:47 AM

"NHAI Warns Punjab of Potential Cancellation of Major Highway Projects Amid Safety Concerns"

The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has warned of cancelling eight significant highway projects worth approximately Rs 14,288 crore in Punjab if law and order conditions do not improve. This follows escalating safety threats and unresolved land acquisition issues linked to highway construction, raising serious concerns among contractors and officials.