AI FOR MAINTENANCE
Railways plans recast of freight wagon operations
Besides addressing commercial concerns, the national transporter also expects to improve the reliability of its network through predictive maintenance. "The aim is to find emerging defects before components fail," an official said, noting that sensor readings and inspection data help maintenance teams identify unusual heat, impact, loading or wear patterns.
India has a 1% GDP opportunity. It’s hiding in plain sight
India could unlock a 1% GDP opportunity by reducing productivity losses from equipment breakdowns, unplanned downtime and inefficient assets, industry leaders said at MRAM Expo 2026. With 88% of Indian industrial businesses reporting monthly unplanned outages, experts are pushing predictive, data-driven maintenance to improve output and extend asset life.
The economics of India's biggest export industry goes topsy-turvy
India’s $315-billion IT industry faces a structural shift as AI boosts productivity but puts pressure on pricing, revenue and entry-level hiring. Clients are demanding more output for less, while spending shifts towards AI, cloud and in-house capabilities.
Trev plans 2,500-vehicle premium EV fleet by 2031, raising $2 million
Aiming to elevate its electric vehicle fleet from 105 to 300 by the close of the financial year, Trev Mobility is in the process of raising $2 million, having almost reached $1 million in funding thus far. With its fleet comprising deluxe electric vehicles, Trev offers distinct services outside mainstream ride-hailing markets.
20,000-plus people shift as IT firms buy GCC, captive tech carve-outs
TCS’s takeover of Best Buy’s India GCC under a multiyear deal is the latest example, while HCLTech’s $10.5-million acquisition of Guardian Life’s India operations brought nearly 2,000 employees into the company under a seven-year partnership.
AI can cut software maintenance effort by 30%, speed developer onboarding: Report
Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing how companies manage software documentation, with teams reporting up to 30 per cent lower maintenance effort and up to 40 per cent faster onboarding when technical information is kept updated with changing systems, according to an analysis report by GFT Technologies.
Valuations of IT stocks already capture most of AI disruption risk: Chintan Haria
The Nifty IT index’s 25% fall in 2026 may have already priced in much of the threat from AI. Chintan Haria of ICICI Prudential AMC sees selective opportunities in companies positioned to benefit from data engineering, cloud migration, legacy modernisation and AI integration.
26-year-old corporate employee in Bengaluru shares her September expenses: ₹25K rent, ₹12K food orders and more
A 26-year-old professional based in Bengaluru shared her spending habits for September, revealing her total expenses reached ₹63,000. She paid ₹25,000 for rent and maintenance, spent ₹12,000 on food, and budgeted ₹6,000 for digital subscriptions. Her shopping and personal care costs added another ₹7,000, while transportation accounted for ₹7,000.
Your car knows where you go. Insurers, lenders and automakers want to know too
Connected cars continuously generate data regarding various attributes like location, driving patterns, and vehicle diagnostics. This data collection offers manufacturers and service providers insights to enhance their offerings. Diverse stakeholders can leverage this information, including insurers and fleet managers, to better assess risks and operational efficiencies. However, concerns about data privacy and user consent complicate the monetization landscape.
Delhi ITMS explained: How Centre’s Rs 1,789 crore plan aims to cut congestion across Delhi, Noida, Gurgaon & other neighbouring regions
Delhi will get a technology-driven traffic management overhaul after the Cabinet approved Rs 1,789.52 crore for an Intelligent Traffic Management System. The project will cover 42 corridors and use AI-enabled adaptive signals, automated enforcement, real-time congestion alerts and emergency vehicle priority to improve traffic flow, road safety and commuter information.
RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra flags rising financial risks, warns against complacency as West Asia conflict adds to inflation pressure
Sanjay Malhotra highlighted the need for vigilance regarding financial vulnerabilities at the Kautilya Economic Conclave. He emphasized that banking and financial stress can develop suddenly yet take years to resolve. Malhotra pointed out the interplay of geopolitical and economic factors complicating current financial stability predictions. He stressed the Reserve Bank of India's role in maintaining financial resilience through appropriate regulations and supervision.
IndiaAI Mission likely to rewire after GPU glitch
The IndiaAI Mission currently has access to about 30,000 GPUs against a total commitment of 45,000. Several firms that had committed capacity have been unable to deliver due to market pressures. The IT ministry is now planning to issue fresh bids while also pressing companies to meet their pledges.
Managing workplace complexity without giving up enterprise control
As enterprise requirements become more complex, the workplace is moving beyond a real estate transaction. Kunal Mehra, President & Co-CEO, Table Space, discusses why enterprise managed workspace is fundamentally different from coworking, why experience is becoming a strategic differentiator, and how technology and international capability will shape the next generation of workplace platforms.
The market is volatile. But is the business volatile? 5 stocks from different segments of a sector, with upside potential of up to 33%
How volatile is the market? It is a question that does not help you much, because the answer is always the same these days: Very volatile. The far more useful question is a different one: How volatile is the business?
Building businesses for the next billion Indians: What entrepreneurs need to understand
India is undergoing a remarkable transformation as more individuals choose entrepreneurship over conventional careers. The influx of technology and digital tools presents new avenues for small enterprises to flourish.
Stocks in news: Tata Steel, KPI Green Energy, NLC India, Poonawalla Fincorp and Cummins India
Indian equity benchmarks faced a decline as both the Nifty 50 and BSE Sensex hit six-month lows. The Nifty 50 saw a drop of 64.05 points, or 0.28%, closing at 22,716.20. Notably, Tata Steel announced a favorable tax order and made significant investments in its subsidiary. Other companies including Poonawalla Fincorp and Cummins India reported various corporate developments affecting their market positions.
Stocks in news: Tata Group, ITC, IRFC, NCC, Zydus Lifesciences and JSW Energy
The Indian equity markets faced a significant downturn, with benchmark indices slipping past vital support thresholds. The Nifty 50 saw a decline of 360.25 points, reflecting increased investor anxiety. Key players like Tata Group, ITC, and Indian Railway Finance Corporation draw attention following recent news. Analysts suggest that if the market falls further below these critical levels, the correction may continue.
Drugs, alcohol, bicycle & losses: The strange to-do list awaiting Air India’s new boss Tewolde Gebremariam
Air India’s incoming CEO Tewolde Gebremariam inherits an airline with global ambitions but an unusually complicated to-do list. Beyond tackling a Rs 22,238 crore loss and securing fresh shareholder funding, he must address maintenance issues, cut costs and tighten operational discipline. Recent incidents involving pilots, alcohol and drugs, an alleged assault, a bomb-hoax probe, an immigration lapse and other service issues have added to the challenge. With hundreds of aircraft on order, Tewolde’s task is not simply to grow Air India’s fleet, but to ensure the airline can fund, staff and maintain it while charting a path towards profitability.
Danny Dyer, Dani Dyer and Becky Hill join ‘Stop the Sewage’ protest as 315,000-signature petition calls for UK water industry to return to public ownership
Danny Dyer, Dani Dyer and Becky Hill joined a “Stop the Sewage” rally in Kent calling for the UK water industry to return to public ownership. The protest came as a petition supporting public ownership passed 315,000 signatures. The protest focused on concerns about sewage, water pollution, infrastructure and rising bills.
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