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Saudi Arabia have signed a memorandum of understanding on cooperation and investment in renewable energy, energy efficiency, hydrogen, electricity, and grid interconnection. The pact also includes cooperation on petroleum, natural gas, strategic petroleum reserves and energy security, sources aware of the development said. Circular carbon economy and technologies like carbon capture, utilization and storage also found place in the agreement. The move comes right after the G20 New Delhi declaration, where a consensus was formed on various issues, including an effort for tripling renewable energy capacity by 2030 and phasedown of unabated coal power. India’s National Green Hydrogen Mission aims for at least 5 million metric tonnes of annual production capacity by 2030 through renewable energy sources, whereas Saudi Arabia’s clean hydrogen is likely to be based on low carbon emission technologies. Partnership on localising sourcing material, products and services related to the energy sector, and supply chains and its technologies, were agreed on. The countries will strengthen the cooperation with energy companies, promote digital transformation, innovation, cyber-security, and artificial intelligence in the energy sector. As per India’s green hydrogen mission, the country aims to be an export hub for the fuel.

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Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant on Monday alleged that members of the opposition INDIA alliance want to erase the Sanatan Hindu religion which withstood such attempts made in the past by Mughal rulers, the British and the Portuguese. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader's remarks came amid a political row after Tamil Nadu minister Udhayanidhi Stalin, who belongs to DMK, blamed Sanatan Dharma for promoting division and discrimination among people and called for its eradication. Also, DMK leader A Raja had likened Sanatan Dharma to diseases like leprosy and HIV which had social stigma. «Mughal rulers like Babar, the British and the Portuguese, who came to Goa with the agenda of forced conversion, had tried to eradicate the Sanatan Hindu religion, but all of them failed.

It all started about six decades ago when the Unit Trust of India launched the Unit Scheme-1964 scheme or US 64 as it was popularly known. UTI held sway over the mutual funds market for nearly 25 years thereafter before the space was thrown open to other state-owned players. But even after the private sector was allowed entry it took until May, 2014 for the average assets under management (AAUM) to hit the Rs 10-trillion mark. That had probably less to do with the chequered career of US 64 than the low levels of awareness of the stock market. However, over the last decade the value of assets has soared, crossing Rs 46 trillion in July; in the last three years, the industry clocked in a compounded annual growth rate of nearly 20%. Now, given how fast folios are being added and how the stock market is booming, the Rs 50 trillion mark seems just round the corner.

In the complex world of financial services, debt recovery is a crucial challenge for banks and institutions. Two main solutions have emerged: Debt Recovery Agents (DRAs) and Litigation Financing. While DRAs have been less effective due to aggressive tactics and legal concerns, a promising alternative called Litigation Financing or Third-Party Funding (TPF) has emerged. TPF involves third-party funders supporting litigation costs in exchange for a share of the proceeds in successful cases. The lacking regulation in DRA gives push to TPF as it allows claimants to access the justice and peruse for their own claims even with limited financial sources.

Australia’s mid-cap fund space is about to get busier.

Shishir Joshipura, MD & CEO, Praj Industries, says “this initiative will create a pathway for us, a very-very constructive dialogue with several countries where it is possible for those countries to emulate what India did and actually benefit from that because biofuels have multifaceted benefits for the society. From the social angle, it creates jobs in rural areas, from the economic angle obviously it creates a lot of wealth in the country and for an energy importing country, it makes immense sense to produce your own energy.”The prime minister in the G20 Summit launched the Global Biofuel Alliance (GBA) and also invited all the other countries to join this particular initiative. How are you reading into this development?This is one of the most important developments that has taken place in recent times, inviting a global forum for biofuel alliance.

Lula da Silva on Monday said that Brazil will put the inequality issue as the core issue during the G20 Summit under its Presidency and said it was a huge challenge for Brazil to take over the G20 presidency. «We will put inequality at the top: inequality of gender, race, education, health, poverty and hunger. The world needs balance,» the Brazilian President said addressing a press conference today after the conclusion of the two-day long G20 Summit in New Delhi on Sunday. «I'm one of the founder member of G20,» said Lula da Silva pointing out that an important meeting like the G20 showed the importance of the multipolar world. Prime Minister Narendra Modi on September 10 handed over the ceremonial gavel to Lula, intiating the process of transition of the President's chair for the next round of the G20 to be held in Brazil. «I would like to congratulate India for organising the Summit exceptionally well.

India (RBI) is working with lenders to introduce new features to popularise the central bank digital currency (CBDC), the so-called e-rupee, according to six people familiar with the matter. Retail CBDC transactions are averaging close to 18,000 a day, way short of the RBI's one million-a-day target by 2023 end. The features include allowing digital rupee transactions when a customer is offline and linking the e-rupee to India's popular Unified Payments Interface (UPI), three of the people quoted above said. UPI is an instant real-time payments system that allows users to transfer money across multiple banks without disclosing bank account details. The sources declined to be identified as they are not authorised to speak to the media.

A new “big eight” of superannuation funds will dominate the $3.5 trillion retirement savings system by uniting under a soon-to-be announced policy and lobby group that will court both sides of politics.

Fund manager Perpetual wants Origin Energy’s board and management to push suitors Brookfield and EIG Partners for a better deal than their agreed $18.7 billion price, recognising the target’s rapidly improved profitability and a growing consensus that Origin’s Eraring coal-fired power station will outlive its 2025 retirement date.

New Delhi: As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to exacerbate cyberattacks around the world, there is an increasing need to adopt global standards, if not regulations, to tackle how cyberattacks are lowering the threshold of warfare. In an interview, Philipp Rosler, who served as the federal minister of economic affairs and technology, as well as the vice-chancellor of Germany between 2011 and 2013, spoke about the state of cybersecurity in an increasingly fragmented world and how this affects global collaborations across sectors. Rosler, who is on the board of directors of $3.5-billion Swiss cybersecurity firm Acronis, also highlighted the increasing role of governments in modern-day cyber policies and why security companies will need to collaborate with, alongside adopting the right regulations.

₹578 crore in the past four years. In FY23, it had collected ₹231 crore, one of the highest amounts in recent years. The institute is encouraging alumni to visit campuses as well as project locations and hosting events as it aims to launch more projects at the national level.

Justin Trudeau's aircraft is facing technical issues at the Delhi airport due to which his departure has been delayed, according to a source.

G20 Summit, which saw member nations soften their condemnation of Russia for its war in Ukraine. Unlike the 2022 Bali Declaration, the joint declaration in Delhi did not directly name and condemn Russia for its war in Ukraine. This approach has come in from criticism from some quarters.

Russia and the U.S. both praised a G20 summit declaration that stopped short of directly criticising Moscow for the war in Ukraine as the bloc's leaders headed into the final day of deliberations on Sunday. The world's biggest economies adopted a consensus declaration in New Delhi on Saturday that avoided condemning Russia for the war but highlighted the human suffering the conflict had caused and called on all states not to use force to grab territory. «Everything was reflected in a balanced form,» Svetlana Lukash, the Russian G20 sherpa, or government negotiator, was quoted as saying by Russian news agency Interfax. «All members of the G20 have agreed to act as one in the interests of peace, security and conflict resolution around the world.» White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan told reporters the declaration «does a very good job of standing up for the principle that states cannot use force to seek territorial acquisition or to violate the territorial integrity and sovereignty or political independence of other states». Germany and Britain have also praised the resolution but Ukraine has said «it was nothing to be proud of».CATCH ALL LIVE UPDATES OF G20 SUMMIT HERE In the weeks leading to the summit, sharply differing views on the war had threatened to derail the meeting, with the West demanding members call out Moscow for the invasion and Russia saying it would block any resolution that did not reflect its position. The summit also admitted the African Union which includes 55 member states, as a permanent member of the G20. On Sunday, the leaders, including U.S.

India's strong leadership made it possible for G20 leaders to reach consensus in intense discussions on a summit message urging nations to shun use of force in territorial disputes, a senior European Union official said on Sunday. For weeks before the New Delhi meeting, the bloc struggled to agree on a reference to the Ukraine conflict, with the West pressing for Moscow to be called out for its invasion, while Russia vowed to block any resolution not reflecting its views. "(The) Indian presidency has been very strong and after intense negotiations, the unanimous outcome was quite productive," said the official, who was aware of the G20 talks, but sought anonymity. «Without India's leadership it would not have been possible,» he added, referring to the summit declaration. The declaration adopted by the Group of 20 on Saturday, when it began the two-day summit, avoided condemning Russia for the war in Ukraine but urged all states not to use force to grab territory. The bloc's leaders also called for implementation of the Black Sea initiative for the safe flow of grain, food and fertiliser from Ukraine and Russia. The EU official, however, said there was not a single word on the Black Sea grain deal from Russia, which finds itself more isolated after the summit. «Russia should have participated, with President Putin sitting down at the table and listening to the criticism from European and global leaders,» the official said, adding, «But he has chosen not to come and participate.» The official said, «The European Union leadership made the points very strongly during the session.

ChatGPT can be hard to measure. But one thing Microsoft-backed OpenAI needed for its technology was plenty of water, pulled from the watershed of the Raccoon and Des Moines rivers in central Iowa to cool a powerful supercomputer as it helped teach its AI systems how to mimic human writing.

A meat processing company in Minnesota will pay $300,000 in penalties for employing children as young as 13 to work in hazardous conditions

Chandrababu Naidu in a skill development scam case. The CID had filed a first information report (FIR) in December 2021 related to the case but Naidu was not named in the FIR. However, the CID said now it has enough evidence to name Naidu as the prime accused in the case. «We have arrested Chandrababu, the main accused in the skill development scam. The value of this scam is '550 crore.