The Ayush Ministry is exploring artificial intelligence across healthcare, research, education and information services to strengthen the digital ecosystem for Ayurveda and other Ayush systems. Key initiatives include AI-enabled electronic health records, disease-trend detection, personalised treatment support and multilingual digital services. AI-powered tools such as the ARP Research Assistant, MAISP Chatbot, eLMS Chatbot, e-CHARAK Chatbot, Yoga Saarthi and Nivesh Saarthi are being developed to support citizens, researchers, students, practitioners and investors.
Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) remained net sellers in the Indian equity market for the fifth consecutive week, offloading Rs 7,620 crore, while domestic institutional investors (DIIs) invested Rs 11,232 crore during the week. Analysts said sustained FII selling and global headwinds could keep markets volatile, while domestic institutional buying may provide support. Investors will track Brent crude prices, US-Iran developments and upcoming PMI data for further market cues.
The government said asset monetisation proposals involving assets worth over Rs 5,000 crore were recommended during the National Land Monetization Corporation Limited (NLMC) Board meeting. The proposals cover surplus land and building assets of Central Public Sector Enterprises (CPSEs) and other government entities. The NLMC Board also reviewed progress on asset monetisation and discussed measures to speed up the process through transparent and commercially appropriate mechanisms.
India’s semiconductor demand could nearly double to $90 billion by 2029-30 from around $44 billion in 2025-26, according to a report by KPMG in India, India Deep Tech Alliance and Nishith Desai Associates. Mobile and wearables are expected to remain the largest demand segment, while India also has opportunities in chip design, advanced packaging, equipment, materials and semiconductor R&D.
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Indian Railways has approved two major projects aimed at expanding passenger and freight capacity in Maharashtra and Telangana. The Rs 497-crore doubling of the 10.86-km Chouk-Karjat section is expected to enable five additional passenger trains in each direction daily and support 18.35 MTPA of freight traffic. A Rs 493-crore, 38.21-km new rail line between Mukutban and Gadchandur will improve connectivity to industrial and mining clusters and support 6.08 MTPA of freight traffic.
Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy said the world is looking towards Hyderabad not only for investments and business but also for knowledge, skills, talent and innovation. He said Harvard Executive Education programmes will be offered in Hyderabad from December 2026, while collaborations with institutions including MIT, Purdue, University of London, Virginia Tech and Northeastern University are also underway.
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