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India Leads Global Surge in AI-Driven Business Transformation
Indian organisations outpace global peers in artificial intelligence adoption, digital innovation and data-driven growth strategies…
Indian State to Build 20 Roads Using Green Technology
The project aims to reuse old materials to reduce costs and promote sustainability The Indian…
India’s Electric Passenger Vehicle Market Surges 57% in Early 2026 Amid Rapid Digital Adoption
Strong growth in connected mobility, charging infrastructure expansion, and in-vehicle technologies is reshaping India’s automotive…
Over 30 Global Mayors Gather in Chengdu for Dialogue
From May 13 to 15, representatives from 32 cities and five international organizations across 26…
Indian State Launches First AI-Powered Traffic Signal to Optimise Real-Time Vehicle Flow
Smart system adjusts signals dynamically, aiming to reduce congestion, fuel use and emissions Authorities in the Indian state of Rajasthan have introduced their first artificial intelligence-powered traffic signal, marking a step towards smarter urban mobility and traffic management, reports News9, a partner of TV BRICS. The system has been installed at the Fatehpura intersection in Udaipur district, where it has undergone a four-month trial period prior to its official rollout. Unlike conventional signals operating on fixed timers, the new technology…
India Accelerates Oil and Gas Exploration to Develop Hidden Energy Resources
The country aims to reduce its dependence on energy imports, develop its own infrastructure and strengthen its position in the global market India is launching a new phase of exploration for oil, gas, and coalbed methane both onshore and offshore, according to ANI, a partner of TV BRICS. The initiative was presented by India’s Minister for Petroleum and Natural Gas, Hardeep Singh Puri. “This is a decisive step aligned with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision […] to expedite tenders, expand…
Indonesia Urges Museums to Digitise Collections and Boost Storytelling for Generation Z
According to him, museums should not only be repositories of the past but also spaces for learning, understanding the present and shaping the future Indonesian Minister of Culture Fadli Zon has urged museums to digitise their collections and consider developing narrative structures to connect with younger audiences, according to ANTARA. “Strengthening storytelling and digital elements is essential for museums to connect with the younger generation, especially Generation Z,” the minister noted. There are currently 516 registered museums in Indonesia, with…
India Advances AI-Ready Public Data Infrastructure for Smarter Governance
New platforms are enhancing access to official statistics and supporting data-driven decision-making across key sectors India has reported significant progress in developing artificial intelligence (AI)-ready public data infrastructure, with a range of digital platforms strengthening access to official statistics and supporting the deployment of advanced technologies across public services. According to an official statement, these initiatives are improving data availability in sectors such as healthcare, meteorology and agriculture, contributing to more responsive governance. A key step is the launch of…
National School Reconstruction Programme in Indonesia Creates Over 238,000 Jobs
It is part of projects by the country’s President Prabowo Subianto aimed at improving the national education system The Government of Indonesia has announced that the school modernisation programme has created 238,131 jobs across the country. This was reported by ANTARA, citing the Chief of the Presidential Staff Office (KSP) Muhammad Qodari. Schools, in cooperation with parents, independently determine the scope and nature of renovation works. This model provides employment for builders, engineers, project managers and other support staff. On…
Lightweight Biomass Roof Tiles Developed in Indonesia to Enhance Earthquake Safety
Innovative composite material aims to reduce casualties and support environmental targets Researchers at Indonesia’s National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN) have introduced a new generation of lightweight, durable roof tiles made from biomass, offering a safer and more sustainable alternative to conventional roofing materials, as reported by ANTARA. The innovation has been developed with a focus on improving building safety in earthquake-prone regions. By using lignocellulosic biomass processed into fine particles and formed into composite structures, the tiles combine reduced…
India’s Chemical Industry Market to Grow by Over 50% by 2030
Sector set to maintain strong growth driven by domestic demand and spending patterns The chemical industry market in India could expand by more than 50 per cent by 2030, reaching up to US$255 billion. This was reported by ANI, a partner of TV BRICS, citing a report by an international consulting firm. According to analysts, India’s chemical sector will continue to grow at a rapid pace, with an average annual growth rate of around 8–9 per cent. By 2030, the…
India Unveils Domestic 30 kW Drive System to Boost Electric Vehicle Capabilities
New technology aims to strengthen local production and support the country’s electric mobility ambitions The Indian government has introduced a 30-kW Wide Band Gap -based Integrated Drive System (IDS) for electric vehicles at IIT Madras, marking a key step towards advancing indigenous capabilities in power electronics. The system was developed under the National Mission on Power Electronics Technology, according to the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, as reported by IANS, a partner of TV BRICS. The 30-kW power class…
India Aims for Global Chemical Sector Growth With Biopharma Focus
New Delhi sets sights on 5–6 per cent global market share by 2030 and US$1 trillion turnover by 2040, emphasising innovation and biosimilars India’s chemical industry is poised for a major leap in the coming decade, with the government projecting a rise in its global sector share to 5–6 per cent by 2030 and targeting a US$1 trillion turnover by 2040. The strategy prioritises biologics, biosimilars, and innovation-driven growth, alongside the establishment of advanced chemical infrastructure, reports IANS, a partner…
Indian Scientists Unveil Air Conditioning System That Cuts Energy Use by One Third
Innovative humidity-control technology developed at Indian Institute of Technology Delhi reuses waste heat to deliver efficient cooling Researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi have developed a prototype air conditioning system capable of reducing electricity consumption by around one-third, offering a potential breakthrough in energy-efficient cooling, as reported by ANI, a partner of TV BRICS. The innovation addresses a mounting challenge: soaring demand for indoor cooling as temperatures rise. Without intervention, national electricity use linked to air conditioning could…













