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Says State Can Be Role Model In Clean Energy, Marine Economy

The transition to an autonomous enterprise involves the deployment of AI agents that can reason, plan, act, and adapt across business functions without constant human instruction. M37Labs’ MightyClaw has been engineered to unlock greater value within an enterprise enabling enterprises to operate as self-orchestrating, continuously reasoning systems. It is designed to overcome shortcomings of Agentic AI, with data sovereignty and governance built into it at the core.

Citi's Vis Raghavan notes muted FDI in India due to energy dependency and AI uncertainty, despite strong domestic sentiment. He highlights the need for India to articulate its AI-driven global economy position, emphasizing its cost advantage in compute and potential as a global AI hub.

Draft CMP‑2031 Proposes Higher FAR, Flexible Norms Across Sectors

Defense Intelligence Agency faces a legal challenge from Palantir Technologies over its massive internal tech project, MARS. Palantir alleges the DIA is wasting taxpayer money by developing its own system instead of using commercially available software. A White House official supports private sector competition, suggesting potential intervention to ensure fair bidding for defense tech overhauls.

Bhupinder Bhalla, a seasoned former IAS officer, brings his vast experience in public policy and India's clean energy transition to the Times Internet Ecopreneur Awards 2026 jury. This prestigious award celebrates businesses prioritizing the planet. The awards now recognize individual changemakers alongside companies. Judging focuses on verifiable data and real-world impact.

Jharkhand is set to launch a state-of-the-art incubation center by August to bolster its entrepreneurship ecosystem, aiming to support 100 non-IT startups within two years. A Memorandum of Understanding with XLRI will guide the creation and management of this hub, focusing on sectors like manufacturing, mining, and agri-business.

CPRG was also the only Indian non-governmental organisation to host an official side event at the Paris AI Action Summit 2025, and its work has been recognised at the Belgrade GPAI Summit 2024.

Ted Turner's massive one billion dollar donation to the United Nations revolutionised private giving. Instead of conventional projects, his gift built infrastructure for global problem-solving. This approach strengthened the UN's capacity for health, environment, and education initiatives. The long-term impact demonstrated how private wealth can be a powerful force for international collaboration and human survival.

The anticipated National School Mental Health Policy in India marks a pivotal moment in aligning student wellness with educational success. By fostering nurturing atmospheres, this initiative seeks to empower 40 million learners, promoting empathy and resilience. To realize this vision, effective teacher training and adaptable strategies will be key, heralding a hopeful era for the youth of the nation.