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Bengaluru startup Aina has unveiled an AI ring priced at Rs 47,000, positioning the wearable as a hands-free interface for AI agents, voice commands and gesture-based control. The company is also offering an early-bird price of Rs 37,700, signalling an aggressive push to attract early adopters in India’s emerging AI hardware market.
Banks have approached the International Financial Services Centres Authority seeking relief from sustainable lending targets for international banking units, citing a sharp rise in Foreign Currency Non-Resident deposits at GIFT City. The request follows the Reserve Bank of India’s June swap facility, which has boosted FCNR(B) inflows and intensified pressure on banks’ balance-sheet deployment norms.
Elon Musk has moved to throttle access to Grok Bot after describing the product’s growth as the fastest he has ever seen, underscoring the strain that explosive AI adoption can place on infrastructure and balance sheets. The decision highlights a familiar frontier-AI dilemma: rapid user demand can become a liability when inference, compute, and model-serving costs outpace monetisation.
Banks have approached the International Financial Services Centres Authority seeking relief from sustainable lending targets for loans linked to Foreign Currency Non-Resident deposits at GIFT City. The request follows a sharp rise in FCNR(B) inflows after the Reserve Bank of India’s June swap facility made such deposits more attractive to lenders. Regulators are now expected to weigh whether international banking units should receive exemptions similar to those previously granted by the RBI.
The Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute has supplied 5 lakh green mussel seeds to coastal fisher communities in Maharashtra, in a move aimed at converting marine research into income-generating livelihoods. The initiative is designed to promote sustainable bivalve farming along the state’s coast while diversifying earnings for fishing households facing pressure from seasonal catches and climate variability.
The Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute has supplied 5 lakh green mussel seeds to coastal fisher-folk in Maharashtra, in a move designed to convert marine research into income-generating activity. The initiative is aimed at expanding sustainable bivalve farming along the state’s coast, offering an alternative livelihood model that could strengthen household earnings while easing pressure on wild fish stocks.
The Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute has supplied 5 lakh green mussel seeds to coastal fisher-folk in Maharashtra as part of an effort to convert marine fisheries research into income-generating opportunities. The initiative is designed to promote sustainable bivalve farming along the state’s coast, offering an alternative livelihood model that can complement capture fisheries and strengthen coastal resilience.
Kerala’s farm sector needs to become more competitive, innovative and sustainable if it is to attract the next generation of entrepreneurs, Kerala Agricultural University Vice Chancellor T. Sajitha Rani said, highlighting a visible shift among young returnees from overseas jobs toward agriculture and agri-business. Her remarks reflect a broader policy challenge: converting renewed interest in farming into viable, technology-led enterprises that can withstand market and climate pressures.
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