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  Reliance not built on largesse; not hoarding wealth: Mukesh Ambani

  Mukesh Ambani, chairman of Reliance Industries, outlined growth plans at the annual shareholder meeting. He emphasised that Reliance's businesses were built from scratch and are focused on wealth creation for India, not short-term profits. Ambani also highlighted the roles of his three children in the company and reiterated Reliance's commitment to green energy and expanding its global scale.

  

  With Hanooman's blessings, Mukesh Ambani is trying to reinvent Reliance

  Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Industries is making significant strides in artificial intelligence with projects like Hanooman AI and JioPhoneCall AI. These initiatives aim to develop large AI models for India's diverse languages and socio-cultural contexts, contributing to Reliance's broader strategy to embed innovative technologies across its businesses to drive growth and value.

  

  Credible media important for qualitative transformation of democracy: Nitin Gadkari

  Union Minister Nitin Gadkari emphasized the significance of credible media for democracy and socio-economic development. He highlighted the shift from traditional print and electronic media to social media, stressing that media should support what benefits democracy. Gadkari also outlined India's goal of becoming 'Atmanirbhar' and achieving a USD 5 trillion economy, emphasizing the need for good infrastructure and employment creation.

  

  Rooftop solar capacity growth in India rises 26 pc to 1.1 GW in Jan-Jun: Mercom Capital

  India's rooftop solar capacity rose by 26 per cent year-on-year in the first half of 2024, reaching 1.1 GW. The second quarter saw 731 MW of installations, primarily driven by the Prime Minister's rooftop solar initiative. The industrial segment led the quarterly installations, with top states like Gujarat and Maharashtra contributing significantly.

  

  73% of employers in India hired actively in June quarter: Survey

  In the first quarter of FY25, 73% of employers in India actively hired, a 7% increase from the previous quarter, according to the Indeed Hiring Tracker. The focus was on sales and marketing roles, which comprised 30% and 23% of new hires, respectively. The demand for IT roles remains strong, with data analysts, data engineers, and data scientists in high demand due to ongoing digital transformation.