Blockchain tech absent during India’s elections despite wide adoption in some industries
About 970 million people in India are eligible to vote this year and decide whether to let Narendra Modi hold office for a third consecutive term.
About 970 million people in India are eligible to vote this year and decide whether to let Narendra Modi hold office for a third consecutive term.
The pilot project will be executed as an alternate form of CBDC where the bank can program the end use of funds that would be disbursed to farmers.
Under the MOU, BWA and JADA will explore opportunities in Web3 technologies and craft use cases and policies that will help fully develop the Web3 ecosystem in their respective countries.
The CCI study is expected to examine the potential competition, scope, and nature of AI applications while assessing the tech's associated opportunities, risks, and ramifications.
BFI will support IIT Kanpur in promoting entrepreneurial initiatives through the institute's SIIC, with the aim of developing solutions that address critical gaps in India's healthcare sector.
Digital asset exchanges in India strive to improve users' trading experience while complying with regulations, as the nation's economic projections for emerging technologies lure investors.
India's central bank is doubling down on its CBDC initiatives, announcing plans to make the digital rupee more accessible to retail users via wallets and non-bank payment system operators.
India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi also stressed the need for Reserve Bank of India to chart a path for the future trajectory of the Indian banking system to support the country's growth aspirations.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi told Bill Gates that he wants to use AI to improve Indians’ ease of living, although he knows there could be a significant risk of misuse without proper training.
In an X post, OKX asked Indian users to close all their margin positions and positions in perpetuals, futures, and options and withdraw funds from their accounts by April 30.
The founder of India's third largest private bank has labeled digital currency as an "alternate market currency" amid Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's claim that digital currency cannot be a legal currency.
India's Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman insists that digital currencies cannot be a legal currency in India, they are simply assets for trading and speculation, she said.