Qualcomm to localise automotive module production; aims to double auto revenue by 2029

Qualcomm is shifting its automotive module production to India, aiming to bolster local manufacturing and support its partners. The company is collaborating with Tier 1 suppliers to relocate their manufacturing to India. Qualcomm is focusing on the automotive sector, particularly EVs, and working with major Indian carmakers to develop products tailored for the local market.

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‘Aspatal Bachao, Nijikarn Hatao’: Hundreds protest over hospital privatisation

Mumbai residents protested against the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation’s plan to privatise hospitals. The demonstration, organised by civil groups and parties, highlighted concerns about healthcare access. Protesters demanded improved public health infrastructure and an end to privatisation. They cited instances of patients suffering due to inadequate facilities. Demonstrators met with a medical officer, seeking resolution of…

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India’s carbon market potential: Why transparency and quality are key to EU deals

The EU’s plan to buy carbon credits offers India a chance to boost its climate finance, leveraging its rich agricultural resources. However, experts emphasize the need for high-quality credits that benefit local communities and avoid double counting. India’s existing carbon credit schemes must align with international standards, ensuring environmental integrity and transparent monitoring.

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‘Fortunate and thankful’: Riteish Deshmukh on his journey with popular franchises

Riteish Deshmukh expresses gratitude for his successful franchise journey, including ‘Housefull,’ ‘Masti,’ and ‘Dhamaal,’ attributing it to audience appreciation. He acknowledges the long intervals between installments, preventing audience fatigue. Beyond his film career, Riteish’s heartwarming relationship with wife Genelia D’Souza continues to capture hearts, solidifying their status as a beloved Bollywood couple.

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‘Dogs are Delhiites’: John Abraham writes to CJI, urges review of Supreme Court order on stray dogs; calls relocation inhumane, impractical

Bollywood actor John Abraham has requested the Chief Justice of India to reconsider the recent order about relocating Delhi’s community dogs. He argues that the directive is against existing animal welfare rules. John highlights the importance of sterilisation and vaccination programs. He also mentions successful examples in other cities. He believes relocating dogs is impractical…

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