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IIT-B sets up India s first digital health centre with Koita Foundation

FIFA World Cup 2022™ - News - On-song Fernandes aiming to revive India s fortunes

Brilliant club form continued in their maiden AFC Champions League campaign Attacker aims to help national team to positive results in the race for Qatar 2022 Should Brandon Fernandes translate his excellent club form to the international stage in Asia s qualifying for the 2022 FIFA World Cup Qatar™, India s chances of reviving their fortunes will be greatly enhanced. Igor Stimac s Blue Tigers registered just three points from the opening five outings in the second qualifying round, disappointing results which has them hanging in by a thread in fourth place in an intriguing Group E which also features Qatar, Oman, Afghanistan and Bangladesh. While only a freak series of results will see India revive their Qatar 2022 hopes, they have much to play for with the campaign also doubling as qualifiers for the 2023 AFC Asian Cup.

IBM India s volunteer teams honored for contributing to sustainable education during Covid

IBM India s volunteer teams honored for contributing to sustainable education during Covid By siliconindia  |  Tuesday, 01 June 2021, 08:39 Hrs IBM (NYSE: IBM) is recognizing three teams from India in its annual Volunteer Excellence Awards for their innovative work in making education more accessible during the pandemic being innovative in their community volunteering during 2020. The initiatives and people being recognized include a 10-person team providing remote mentoring for girl students, a 43-member team that recorded audiobooks for visually challenged learners, and a 12-person team conducting webinars for technology students to sustain education projects during Covid lockdowns. The IBM teams recognized from India are part of 15 IBM volunteers or winning teams from 25 countries who were selected worldwide. The organizations associated with each winner will each receive a grant from IBM of USD $10,000 to expand the work started b

JTEKT India s Board Appoints Directors

Paytm Eyes India s Largest Debut $3Bn IPO

By siliconindia  |  Thursday, 27 May 2021, 10:00 Hrs India’s leading digital payments provider Paytm is targeting to raise nearly 21,800 crore ($3 billion) in an initial public offering late this year, according to sources close to firm, in what could be India’s largest debut ever. The startup, backed by investors comprising Berkshire Hathaway Inc, SoftBank Group Corp and Ant Group Co, plans to list in India around November and its offering could concur with the Diwali festival season, states the anonymous person, because the details are private. Paytm, officially called One97 Communications, is aiming a valuation of around $25 billion to $30 billion. The One97 board intends to meet tomorrow to formally approve the IPO. If successful, Paytm’s initial share sale would surpass Coal India’s offering, which gathered more than

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