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India’s tech capital isn’t top choice for large data centres

Chennai and Mumbai are prominent locations for data centers in India primarily due to their strategic geographic positioning. They both act as data exit points from India, providing excellent connectivity through submarine cables to other countries.

Subburathinam P
  • COO

Deccan Herald, February 10, 2025
India’s tech capital isn’t top choice for large data centers

Chennai and Mumbai are prominent locations for data centers in India primarily due to their strategic geographic positioning. They both act as data exit points from India, providing excellent connectivity through submarine cables to other countries.

Subburathinam P
  • COO

Deccan Herald, February 10, 2025
Big opportunities in contractual work: Quick commerce to scale up hiring in 2025

Quick commerce currently employs 200,000 delivery personnel and 60,000 dark store workers. Quick delivery personnel earn Rs 18,000-23,000 per month in metropolitan areas and Rs 15,000-20,000 in non-metros.

Balasubramanian A
  • SVP & Business Head

Economic Times, February 09, 2025
Know what kind of employment opportunities will emerge from the budget proposals.

The special thing is that the employment opportunities will be in various areas. From assembly line operations to production, quality check and machine operation, the IT hardware and telecom sector will require network technicians, hardware assemblers and customer support professionals.

Subburathinam P
  • COO

Jagran, February, February 06, 2025
How Hyderabad is Charming Start-Ups to Set Base in City

The city is leading in hiring for tech start-ups, ecommerce, fintech, health care and BPO; it is the prime destination for new job opportunities.

Kartik Narayan
  • CEO - Staffing

Outlook Business, February 03, 2025
Budget 2025 Highlights: ‘Momentum To Viksit Bharat

The Nuclear Energy Mission receives ₹20,000 crore in the Budget 2025-26 to enhance India’s clean energy capabilities. This includes operationalizing five Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) by 2033 and developing Viksit Bharat Small Reactors (BSRs), as announced in the Budget 2024-25.

Subburathinam P
  • COO

News 18, February 01, 2025
What experts think about union budget 2025 26?

The government's focus on infrastructure development is evident in the 1.5 lakh crore interest-free loans allocated to states for major projects. Additionally, the lakh crore asset monetization plans for 2025-30 will fund new initiatives, creating more jobs in infrastructure, construction, and related industries.

Subburathinam P
  • COO

Tice News, February 01, 2025
Union Budget 2025: From ID cards to healthcare, the benefits for gig workers

States will be encouraged to adopt this model and can seek assistance from the India Infrastructure Project Development Fund (IIPDF) scheme to prepare PPP proposals.

Balasubramanian A
  • SVP & Business Head

First Post, February 01, 2025
Share Market Highlights 1 February 2025

India’s focus on agriculture and manufacturing as key growth drivers is set to transform the economy. The PM Dhandhanya Krishi Yojana will boost productivity in 100 low-yield districts, while Aatmnirbharta in Urea and high-yield seed missions will enhance rural employment and prosperity.

Subburathinam P
  • COO

The Hindu Businesslinea, February 01, 2025
Union Budget 2025 Highlights & Announcements

Opening up PM GatiShakti data to private players and developing 22 key destinations in partnership with states will strengthen tourism infrastructure and local economies.

Balasubramanian A
  • SVP & Business Head

The Hindu Businessline, February 01, 2024
Union Budget 2025 Highlights & Announcements

The expansion of UDAAN to 120 new destinations and new green-field airports in Bihar will improve regional connectivity, making air travel more accessible to the middle class while supporting trade and investment.

Balasubramanian A
  • SVP & Business Head

The Hindu Businessline, February 01, 2025
Budget eyes agriculture, MSMEs, other labour-intensive sectors for job creation

With employment becoming more and more like a taxicab relationship, we need a framework of reforms that would recognise, legalise and formalise the gig ecosystem.

Balasubramanian A
  • SVP & Business Head

Livemint, February 01, 2025
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