Tejas Mk-1 FOC aircraft has been recruited by theIndian Air Force (IAF) into the newly resurrected No 18 Squadron the “Flying Bullets” at Air Force Station Sulur. Tejas Mk-1 FOC is a single-engine, lightweight, highly agile and all-weather multi-role fighter aircraft.
New India Assurance, General Manager, SN Rajeswari, has been appointed as the Chairman and MD of the Oriental Insurance Company (OIC) by Banks Board Bureau (BBB). She will take place of AV Girija Kumar, who retires this month’s end after reaching 60.
Marcos Troyjo has been appointed as the new President of New Development Bank (NDB). He was universally selected during the Special Board of Governors meeting of the NDB which was held through the video-conference.
India’s leading web-based business commercial center Flipkart has inked a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Karnataka State Mango Department and Marketing Corporation, to encourage mango farmers to sell their produce online.
Fitch and S&P Global Ratings has cut India’s GDP growth rate to 5% in the Fiscal Year 2021. The decline in the growth rates has been made due to a slump in the economic activities in the whole country between lockdown imposed to contain COVID-19 pandemic.
Airtel Payments Bank has tied-up withMastercard to generate customized financial products for Indian farmers and Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs). These financial products mainly for those territories where there is less access to bank administrations.
An Artificial Intelligence (AI) based chatbot “PAi” has been released by the National Payment Corporation of India (NPCI).
This chatbot has been launched to spread awareness around NPCI’s products such as FASTag, RuPay, UPI, AePS on a real time basis, hence growing the digital financial inclusion in India.
A calling application titled as “CatchUp” has been released by the social media major Facebook to coordinate call timings with friends and family members, and will allow users to verify availability of time with a group of up to eight people.
Classical musician Shyamala G. Bhave who was having the same control over Hindustani as well as Carnatic music passed away. She had also made music in India’s first Sanskrit serial named “Kadambari”.