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    Armed forces seek 'digital swords' against cyber, info warfare

    The Indian armed forces are actively seeking indigenous technological solutions to bolster their cyber defenses and counter emerging threats. This includes developing deep fake detection software, establishing cyber ranges for training, and acquiring man-portable electronic warfare suites.

    'Take your migrants back, else…': UK’s new Home Secretary Mahmood warns nations of visa suspensions
    Palantir knocked off its throne - this surging stock just took S&P 500’s top spot

    Best performing S&P 500 stock 2025: Seagate Technology is now the top stock in S&P 500. It beat Palantir. Demand for data storage is rising. AI and cloud computing are driving this demand. Seagate's revenue and profit are up. Western Digital is also benefiting. Both companies are seeing growth. Data centers need more storage. Seagate is shipping huge amounts of storage.

    PGIM India AMC partners with Cybrilla to bring mutual funds on ONDC platform

    PGIM India Asset Management has partnered with ONDC and Cybrilla Technologies to expand mutual fund access across India. The integration aims to empower distributors, lower costs, and introduce innovative formats like daily SIPs, reinforcing PGIM’s mission of financial inclusion and democratizing investments, especially for smaller towns and rural investors.

    Delhi Lok Adalat Token: Check how to register, types of traffic challans eligible for heavy rebate and settlement process

    Lok Adalat Token 2025: Lok Delhi residents can resolve pending traffic challans at the upcoming National Lok Adalat on September 13, 2025, by registering online for a token. The Lok Adalat offers rebates on minor violations like not wearing a seatbelt or helmet, while serious offenses such as drunk driving are excluded.

    Lok Adalat on September 13: Check types of traffic challans that can get a waiver or reduced across the country

    Lok Adalat Traffic Challan 2025: Mark your calendar for September 13, 2025. The next National Lok Adalat offers a chance to resolve pending traffic challans. Minor violations may get waivers or reductions. Serious offenses are not eligible. Register online to participate. Get your token and appointment letter. The Lok Adalat also handles family disputes and property matters.

    • Uber, Momenta to begin self-driving testing in Munich next year

      Uber has been attempting to establish a strong foothold in the robotaxi industry through partnerships with companies including Alphabet's Waymo, Lucid and WeRide as Tesla also expands its nascent autonomous taxi services.

      33 MoUs worth Rs 15,516 cr signed during "successful tour" of Europe: Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin

      Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin concluded his Europe trip. He secured over Rs 15,516 crore in investments for Tamil Nadu. Ten new industries will invest in the state. Seventeen existing industries will expand operations. Stalin also unveiled Periyar's portrait at Oxford University.

      International Literacy Day 2025: The history and significance of a day that reshaped global education

      International Literacy Day 2025 emphasizes literacy as vital for dignity and opportunity, highlighting progress since its 1966 inception. While global literacy rates have risen, significant gaps persist, especially among women and marginalized communities. This year's theme, "Literacy for a Transforming World," addresses the need for functional, digital, and financial literacy in a rapidly changing world, urging inclusive education policies.

      Hero MotoCorp appoints Harshavardhan Chitale as CEO

      Hero MotoCorp has a new Chief Executive Officer. Harshavardhan Chitale is the new CEO. He has over three decades of global leadership experience. Chitale previously served as Global CEO of Signify’s Professional Business. Vikram Kasbekar, the Acting CEO, will remain on the board. He will serve as Executive Director and Chief Technology Officer.

      UP govt approves modern driving training and testing centres across 24 districts

      The Uttar Pradesh government is establishing Institutes of Driving Training and Research (IDTRs) and Regional Driver Training Centres (RDTCs) in 24 districts to modernize driver education and enhance road safety.

      PNB signs Rs 21,000 cr MoU with Rajasthan govt under Rising Rajasthan initiative

      Punjab National Bank (PNB) has committed Rs 21,000 crore to Rajasthan's Rising Rajasthan initiative, aiming to boost socio-economic progress through its extensive network and digital resources. During a visit to Jaipur, PNB's MD & CEO, Ashok Chandra, distributed 2,000 loan sanction letters to women entrepreneurs and emphasized digital adoption, financial inclusion, and fraud prevention.

      Winners of ETSA 2025; and other top tech and startup stories this week

      Welcome to a new edition of ETtech Unwrapped — our weekend newsletter packed with the most important stories from this week. Let’s take a look at the recap.

      UK's Yvette Cooper appointed foreign minister, Lammy named deputy PM

      In Britain, Yvette Cooper has become the new foreign minister. She replaces David Lammy, who is now the deputy prime minister and justice minister. This change follows Angela Rayner's resignation. Shabana Mahmood will take over Cooper's previous role at the home office. The government has also appointed new ministers in other departments.

      Job offer in hand? Timing can still derail your UK Skilled Worker visa

      Securing a Skilled Worker visa is crucial for overseas professionals aiming to work in the UK. The process involves strict deadlines and precise documentation. A Certificate of Sponsorship (CoS) triggers a three-month application window, and errors can lead to significant delays. Careful planning and attention to detail are essential for a smooth transition and long-term settlement prospects.

      Amazon completes $200 million cash acquisition of Axio, adds an NBFC licence via deal

      While the company did not disclose the deal size, sources pegged it at around $200 million, with all the existing investors of Axio making an exit and the founders continuing to run the show.

      UK raises English test requirements for work and family visas

      The UK has tightened its immigration rules, raising English language standards for migrants seeking work, settlement, or family visas. Skilled worker visa applicants now need B2 proficiency, up from B1. Family visa applicants must demonstrate English skills at entry, progressing from A1 to B2 for settlement.

      Zomato, Swiggy's GST woes; Amazon's $200-million Axio deal

      With the overhaul of India's GST regime, food delivery companies Zomato and Swiggy stare at a new tax burden. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.

      AC, TV makers cheer over 10% duty cut ahead of festive season; price drop on the cards

      Consumer appliance makers anticipate price reductions on large-screen TVs and room air conditioners following GST rate cuts. Televisions above 32 inches could see prices drop by up to Rs 4,000, while air conditioners may become 7-8% cheaper. This move is expected to boost sales, increase product penetration, and encourage local manufacturing, particularly benefiting air conditioner sales during the festive season.

      Amazon completes Axio acquisition, secures access to direct lending business in India

      Amazon has finalized its acquisition of Axio, an Indian non-bank lender, securing a direct lending license in India. This move allows Amazon to offer credit products directly on its platform, including checkout loans, and explore new credit solutions for customers and small businesses. Axio will operate as a separate entity under Amazon, expanding Amazon's fintech presence in India.

      Wednesday season 2 part 2 review: Read this before you watch Jenna Ortega starrer; critics on the hits, misses, and twists

      Netflix's Wednesday Season 2, Part 2 is out. Jenna Ortega returns as Wednesday Addams. Enid Sinclair is also back. Critics are praising Ortega's acting. Some find the plot too complex. The season has many storylines. There are guest appearances and CGI fights. The show focuses on Wednesday's bonds with family and friends. The next season promises darker adventures.

      Centre set to amend rules to simplify drug testing process

      The Indian government is amending drug regulations to expedite the approval process for clinical trials and bioavailability/bioequivalence studies. These changes aim to reduce the statutory processing time for test license applications from 90 to 45 days. By simplifying procedures and reducing the number of license applications, the government anticipates faster drug development and approval, benefiting stakeholders and optimizing resource allocation.

      Sportz Interactive appoints Blair Richardson to lead European and UK growth

      Sportz Interactive (SI) has appointed Blair Richardson as its Director of Business Development. He will spearhead the company's expansion plans in Europe and the United Kingdom. Richardson brings over two decades of experience in sports, entertainment, and digital media. He will be based in London. His expertise will help SI strengthen its partnerships with major sports organizations in the region.

      From licence hassle to ₹100-crore business: How SignDesk is revolutionising digital documentation

      Frustrated by India's bureaucratic processes, Krupesh Bhat launched LegalDesk, later rebranded as SignDesk. Leveraging Aadhaar and India Stack, the company pioneered e-signatures, attracting major enterprises. SignDesk now offers comprehensive digital documentation and regtech solutions, streamlining workflows and achieving significant revenue without external funding, expanding globally.

      AI, RBI nod, Amazon tie-up: How Skydo is powering India’s small exporters

      Co-founder Movin Jain says the RBI licence, Amazon partnership, and AI-led compliance are driving the adoption of Skydo’s solutions among first-time and mid-market exporters.

      Irdai hardens stance: No insurance licence to VC-backed fintechs

      Irdai is reportedly tightening its grip on insurance manufacturing licenses for venture-backed fintech startups, favoring promoter-driven companies. This shift challenges startups like Onsurity and Loop Health, which raised significant funding based on securing these licenses. The regulator seems to prefer startups focusing on distribution, potentially impacting valuations and business models.

      ‘Leave or face deportation’: UK drops immigration shocker, warns foreign students overstaying visas
      India FTA boosts business confidence in volatile world, UK Parliament told

      The India-UK Free Trade Agreement, signed by Prime Ministers Modi and Starmer, aims to slash trade tariffs significantly, boosting business confidence. UK Business and Trade Secretary Jonathan Reynolds stated the deal will reduce Indian tariffs on UK products from 15% to 3%, potentially increasing bilateral trade by £25.5 billion.

      74-year-old Indian grandma in saree takes luxurious car for a spin in Dubai. Meet 'driver Amma' with licenses for 11 vehicles

      Radhamani, a 74-year-old woman from Kerala, is captivating the internet after being filmed confidently driving a Rolls-Royce Ghost in Dubai while wearing a saree. Known as "Driver Amma," she holds licenses for 11 vehicle categories, including trucks and heavy machinery. She runs a driving school, necessitating her diverse driving permits, proving that age is no barrier to skill and elegance.

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