On social media platform X, Gautam Adani said that he once again congratulates the newly elected US President Donald Trump on his victory.

He further said that as the partnership between India and the US is deepening. Adani Group is committed to leverage its global expertise and invest $10 billion in US energy security and infrastructure projects.

In a post on X last week, Gautam Adani congratulated Trump for his landslide victory in the US presidential election, saying that it is fascinating to see that America’s democracy empowers its people and upholds the founding principles of the country.

The Adani Group chairman said if there is one person on earth who embodies unwavering perseverance, unflinching grit, relentless determination and the courage to stay true to his beliefs, it is Donald Trump. Congratulations on being elected the 47th President of the United States.

Several world leaders, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, congratulated Trump after his victory in the US presidential election and lauded the American leader’s ‘historic’ achievement.

According to the India and US Strategic Clean Energy Partnership (SCEP) ministerial meeting convened by US Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm and Union Petroleum and Natural Gas Minister Hardeep Singh Puri in Washington DC in September, energy trade is playing a vital role in supporting the national priorities of both countries.

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India is a founding member of the AIIB and has the largest funding portfolio with around USD 10.8 billion. During the visit, the delegation was accompanied by officials from the Department of Economic Affairs (DEA), Ministry of Finance and senior officials from NCRTC.

They were welcomed by NCRTC Managing Director Shalabh Goyal at the NCRTC’s corporate office at Gatishakti Bhawan. The delegation was given a detailed presentation covering the project and various innovative initiatives taken by NCRTC, challenges faced in implementation of the project, etc.

The delegation travelled on NaMo Bharat Train from Sahibabad to Duhai RRTS station where they experienced the passenger-centric features of NaMo Bharat Trains. They appreciated NCRTC for its detailed attention to the diverse needs and convenience of passengers. They particularly appreciated the women-led growth of NCRTC, given the presence of women in various roles such as Train Operator, Station Control Officer, etc.

During the visit, several ground-breaking technologies being adopted for the project were also showcased. The delegation members appreciated the NCRTC team for adopting these innovative technologies including the successful implementation of latest technologies such as ETCS-2 signalling on LTE backbone for this transformational mobility solution.

The delegates were keen to know about the initiatives of the NCRTC team to share the knowledge and experience gained during the implementation of this project with the industry both in India and abroad. They also expressed interest in various stakeholder events organised by NCRTC. AIIB is one of the primary financial partners for the Delhi-Ghaziabad-Meerut RRTS corridor, having provided a loan of USD 500 million through the Asian Development Bank (ADB).

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New Delhi, (Aamir Ali) 15 October : The World Telecommunication Standardization Assembly  opened today in New Delhi, India, where policy-makers, industry leaders and tech experts will meet to consider global actions to reinforce the standardization work of ITU, the UN Agency for Digital Technologies.

The opening ceremony highlighted the push for universal connectivity, the need for ethical artificial intelligence (AI), the critical importance of consensus, and how digital inclusion can make a meaningful difference in people’s lives.

India’s Prime Minister, the Honourable Narendra Modi, inaugurated WTSA-24 alongside India Mobile Congress at a joint opening ceremony.

“The objective of WTSA is to work on global standards. At the same time, the India Mobile Congress plays a very big role for giving services to people. So, from that point of view, with this event that is taking place here, we are working on both standards and services, and both have been brought to one platform today,” said Modi. “Whatever standards we set in this field, this will set the path of our future. Therefore security, dignity and equity — on these principles we have to work, and this should be the centre stage of our discussion. Our objective should be that no country, no region and no community should be left behind the in this digital era.”

Held every four years, WTSA sets out priorities for experts from around the world who work year-round to develop the international standards established by ITU.

The first WTSA ever held in the Asia-Pacific region will run from 15 to 24 October and comes at a time when India’s government, vibrant tech industry and research communities have become increasingly engaged in ITU’s standardization work.

“The world has a lot to learn from what India has accomplished with the Unified Payments Interface, Aadhaar, and other building blocks of today’s digital economy,” said ITU Secretary-General Doreen Bogdan-Martin. “This global gathering calls for bold, collective action. In the next ten days, we can strengthen the role of international standards as the bedrock of global digital governance.”

ITU’s standardization work is driven by the contributions and consensus decisions of ITU’s membership, including 194 Member States and over 1000 member companies, universities, and international and regional organizations.

WTSA reviews the strategy, structure and working methods of ITU’s standardization arm (ITU-T) every four years. The conference also approves the mandates and appoints the leadership teams of ITU-T  for international standardization.

ITU and partners kicked off the proceedings with the Global Standards Symposium  and celebrations of World Standards Day   on 14 October. Communications ministers, industry leaders and tech experts at GSS-24 showcased new innovation, exchanged insights and shared aspirations for international standards development.

The symposium reaffirmed the importance of investing in technical standards development to propel innovations in key areas like AI, smart cities and virtual worlds to accelerate sustainable development.​

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Further demonstrating this year’s theme of “The Future is Now”, the first day of IMC and WTSA  2024 saw global leaders, visionaries, innovators and exhibitors showcased innovative technologies, ideas and use cases across key industries and sectors. India Mobile Congress 2024 is currently taking  place from 15^th -18^th October, 2024 at Pragati Maidan in New Delhi.

 The inaugural day witnessed showcases, keynotes and session discussions by industry leaders on telecom and digital infrastructure, quantum technology and circular economy, along with a spotlight on 6G and 5G use-case, cloud & edge computing, IoT, semiconductors, cybersecurity, green tech, satcom and electronics manufacturing.

The day also featured important sessions and panels which included: Shaping the Future of Telecom: AI, 5G, and the Power of Multi-layer Convergence, Xciting Networks, Unleashing Potential, Orchestrating Future Connectivity with Open APIs, The Future Engineered: Women Driving the Digital Paradigm, Gadgets that shape the future: Insights and innovations, among others.

Commenting on the e Prime Minister Speech Lt. Gen. Dr. S.P. Kochhar, Director General, COAI, “India’s telecom story is unfolding into a new phase. With the IMC 2024 and WTSA 2024 inauguration today, the deliberations for the next few days will play an important role in India’s growing global leadership in the industry. We are truly inspired by the Hon’ble Prime Minister’s inaugural speech, wherein he highlighted the focus on Digital India, technology leadership and aligned opportunities for women, among others. The industry is committed to following his vision of India playing a pragmatic role in the technology and telecom landscape, while fostering a framework of rules and regulations for the sector.”

 Quotes from key industry leaders on Day 1 of India Mobile Congress 2024:

 Mats Granryd, Director General of the GSMA said, “India is doing absolutely phenomenon and the rollout of 5G is literally unmatched with India leading in 5G downloads. Regarding AI, We need to respect the complexity of AI.  We see bright future in AI, but we need to respect the complex nature of AI, we need to follow the ethics etc. Spectrum is lifeline and blood of operators, aligning on spectrum is crucial to achieve our connectivity targets. We need to help the government to have a roadmap and timeline to align 6 GHz, if they missed it and leave no one behind.”

 Lt. Gen. Dr. S.P. Kochhar, DG, COAI said, “As we navigate the complexities of 5G, cybersecurity is no longer an overlay but an integral part of our digital fabric. With machines, sensors, and cross-border networks blurring boundaries, securing telecom networks is crucial for national security and economic stability. Policy, regulation, and technology must converge to address this challenge. The evolving threat landscape demands innovative solutions, from deep packet inspection to enterprise security operation centers. The imperative for sustainable cybersecurity measures has never been more pressing.”

Andres Vicente, Head of MA Southeast Asia, Oceania and India, Ericsson said, “India is leading the 5G revolution, deploying half a billion base stations in just 22 months, covering 90% of the population. 5G will not only connect people but everything—from vehicles and wearables to critical industries—becoming the backbone of our society with 10 times the capacity of 4G and 30% less energy consumption.”

 Udayan Mukherjee, Intel Senior Fellow & Chief Architect, Network and Communications Products said, “At Intel, we’re seeing a massive evolution in AI’s role within telecommunications. AI’s potential to enhance traditional processes like MIMO and link adaptation is transformative, especially as we push into 6G research, where AI-native and cloud-native RAN concepts are becoming a reality. Our advancements in silicon, including the AMX matrix acceleration on Gen 6 SOCs, are built to handle complex AI workloads at the network edge, ensuring future-proof solutions. We also recognize the Indian government’s proactive contribution, with its support for 6G research and AI-driven telecom innovation. This collaboration enables smarter, more efficient networks capable of predictive maintenance and real-time problem-solving-key for the next generation of telecom.”

Alex Rogers, President, Qualcomm Technology Licensing (QTL) & Global Affairs, Qualcomm said, “5G has driven India’s tremendous growth in data consumption, making it the second-largest smartphone market and a significant manufacturing base. As AI advances, we’re facing a massive power demand in data centers, projected to consume 50% of their capacity by 2035. The solution lies in shifting AI workloads to edge devices, such as smartphones, PCs, and vehicles, which can handle significant AI tasks independently. Edge AI offers real opportunities for power-efficient computing, enabling us to achieve sustainability and reduce infrastructure burdens.”

Vito Di Maria, Vice President, APAC Optical Networks Business Centre, Network Infrastructure Business Group, Nokia said, “We’ve been hearing about India’s journey towards a digitally connected nation. This digitalization is leading to massive data generation. However, geographical challenges, such as laying cables in certain regions, pose obstacles. India is playing a central role in overcoming these challenges. Given the young population and high usage of digital applications, India is a prime target for AI investments. The future of data centers involves distributed investments and dynamic traffic patterns. This shift requires a scalable and simplified approach to connectivity.”

1. Gururaj, MD, Optiemus Electronics Ltd. said, “In line with Honorable PM Modi’s thought, devices should be affordable. I believe it is the job of the manufacturer to bring together all available technology and serve them in devices that are affordable for all. From a device manufacturing perspective – the creation of modular smartphones is revolutionary in the telecom world – and the leading company is testing this right now.  All these technologies need a large amount of energy/power, and battery technology needs to evolve at a better pace. Storage of energy is certainly a challenge, but we are working towards curating solutions.”

Concurrent to IMC 2024, India is also hosting the prestigious international conferences – World Telecommunication Standardization Assembly New Delhi 2024 (WTSA 2024) and Global Standards Symposium (GSS 2024) from 14-24 October 2024 at Pragati Maidan itself.

India Mobile Congress, Asia’s largest digital technology forum, has become a well-known platform across the globe for showcasing innovative solutions, services and state-of-the-art use cases for industry, government, academics, startups and other key stakeholders in the technology and telecom ecosystem. The India Mobile Congress 2024 will showcase over 400 exhibitors, about 900 startups, and participation from over 120 countries. The event also aims to showcase more than 900 technology use case scenarios, host more than 100 sessions and discussion with over 600 global and Indian speakers.

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The World Telecommunication Standardization Assembly (WTSA) is the governing conference for the standardization work of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), the digital technology agency of the United Nations. The conference is held every four years. For the first time, it will be held in India and the Asia-Pacific region. It is an important global event. It will be attended by more than three thousand entrepreneurs, policymakers and technical experts from more than 190 countries, representing the telecommunications, digital and ICT sectors.

WTSA 2024 will provide a platform where the country will discuss the future of standards for next-generation critical technologies such as 6G, Artificial Intelligence (AI), IoT, Big Data, Cyber ​​Security, etc. Hosting the event in India will give the country an opportunity to play a key role in shaping the global telecom agenda and determining the direction of future technologies. Indian startups and research institutes are set to gain crucial insights into developing intellectual property rights and standard essential patents.

India Mobile Congress 2024 will showcase India’s innovation ecosystem, with leading telecom companies and innovators showcasing innovation and advancements in areas such as quantum technology, circular economy, 6G, 5G, cloud and edge computing, IoT, semiconductors, cyber security, green tech, satcom and electronics manufacturing.

India Mobile Congress, Asia’s largest digital tech forum, has become a go-to platform for industry, government, academia, startups and other key stakeholders across the globe to showcase the latest solutions, services and modern use cases. India Mobile Congress 2024 will see participation from over 400 exhibitors, around 900 startups and over 120 countries. The event aims to showcase over 900 tech use scenarios, hold over 100 sessions and discussions featuring over 600 global and Indian speakers.

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Over 35 million smartphones are expected to be sold this year in the festive season that ends after Diwali, up three per cent in terms of volume and nine per cent in terms of value, according to Counterpoint Research estimates.

In particular, the ultra-premium segment (Rs 45,000 and above) saw a 12 per cent growth during the first wave of festive sales, led by Apple and Samsung.

Apple’s models iPhone 15 and iPhone 13 were the top-performing premium smartphones. For Samsung, deals on the Galaxy S23, S23 Ultra and S23 FE boosted premium volumes, the report said.

This year’s festive season sales began on September 26. The festive season contributes 20-25 per cent to annual smartphone sales.

Overall, the first wave of festive season sales (September 26 to October 7) saw smartphone sales decline marginally by three per cent year-on-year, crossing 13 million units.

However, value saw a growth, growing eight per cent year-on-year to cross $3.2 billion for the first time. In the first wave, online channels contributed nearly 70 per cent of total smartphone sales.

According to the report, in the first wave, Samsung emerged as the best-selling brand in terms of both volume and value. The brand grew double-digits in terms of both volume and value, achieving 18 per cent sales volume share and 22 per cent sales value share.

Apple’s sales grew by single digits in terms of volume. But value grew further due to the strong performance of the iPhone 15, the best-selling premium device during the first wave. Samsung’s Galaxy S23 was the best-selling premium Android device, the report said.

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The flight trials were conducted by the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) at Pokhran Field Firing Range in Rajasthan on Thursday and Friday.

The trials were conducted against high-speed targets, achieving the critical parameters of interception at maximum range and maximum altitude.

These development trials demonstrated the weapon system’s ability to engage and engage targets under various conditions, including engaging targets on the move, moving away and crossing overhead.

The development of the missiles for the system has been completed and a Development Co-Production Partnership (DCPP) agreement has been signed with two production agencies, the Defence Ministry said in a statement. In these trials, missiles made through DCPP have been successfully used, paving the way for initial user trials and production in a short time in line with the ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’ vision of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government.”

This air defence system can be easily transported from one place to another. It has been indigenously designed and developed by Research Centre Imarat (RCI) in collaboration with other DRDO laboratories and DCPP. The three services have been associated with the project since the beginning and have been involved in the developmental trials.

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has congratulated DRDO, armed forces involved in the successful development trials.

He said, “This new missile equipped with modern technologies will give further technological boost to the armed forces against aerial threats.”

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During this time, the ISRO Chairman gave information about his preparations and challenges regarding the four new space projects. Regarding the approval of four new projects from the government, Somnath said that the government has approved four projects and ISRO is fully prepared.

Describing Chandrayaan-4 as a special project, Somnath said, “This time, we will go to the moon and return. This is an additional challenge. In Chandrayaan-3, we landed on the moon and conducted experiments, this is the difference. Landing on the moon and coming back is the challenge of this project.” About the current status of Gaganyaan, Somnath said ISRO is preparing for the first unmanned mission. The first unmanned mission will be through CRM, followed by two more unmanned missions leading to the manned mission. He also said that the rocket is ready and the integration of the crew module is underway.

Somnath said about the mission to Venus that there is interest among scientists in India for this mission. There are enough people in the country in laboratories and other areas who are interested in it. So we conducted workshops to see what kind of scientific interest is there in the country. Based on that, we have identified our goals and prepared the instruments accordingly.

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A day after talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on a range of topics from AI to healthcare and climate change, Gates said technology is bridging the digital divide for millions of people in the country.

“During my visit to India, I saw how AI and DPI are improving access to education, health care, and lives of small farmers. These technologies can be transformative for the world,” Gates posted on Twitter.

It is noteworthy that a recent NASSCOM-led report said that DPI like the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) and Aadhaar are ready to take India towards an $8 trillion economy by 2030. This will help the country achieve the target of $1 trillion digital economy.

During his conversation with Gates, PM Modi discussed a range of important topics, including India’s impressive progress in digital technology, ranging from AI.

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“Innergy is not just an app; it’s a personalized wellness hub designed to unlock the best version of every individual,” said the existing users. Boasting a vast content library of over 1500+ items, Innergy maintains its credibility through collaboration with a team of experts in medicine, psychology, nutrition, fitness, and meditation. The content is carefully curated and endorsed by professionals dedicated to a holistic approach to health.

One of the standout features of Innergy is its diverse range of plant-based recipes, promoting healthy living through simplicity and accessibility. Tailored for a broad audience and all age groups, these recipes empower users to adopt a healthier lifestyle through mindful dietary choices. The app also offers various meditation techniques, including music meditation, mantra meditation, and breathing exercises, complemented by physical activities such as light exercises, Zumba, and cardio.

It was highlighted that IMIH’s ongoing research collaborations with prestigious institutions globally, including Stanford University, the University of Florida, and Hindu College (University of Delhi). This research contributes to the continuous development of Innergy’s content, ensuring alignment with the latest advancements in holistic wellness.
As Innergy takes its first steps into the Delhi wellness landscape, IMIH invites individuals to embark on a journey towards health, happiness, and inner harmony through the transformative power of the Innergy app, she further stated.

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