Speaking at the India AI Impact Summit 2026 in New Delhi during a session themed Founders & Funders: The India AI Capital ...
India’s existing and proposed electric vehicle (EV) targets have the potential to slash road transport emissions by 50% by ...
Indian-American businessman and venture capitalist Vinod Khosla on Tuesday made a bold prediction that by 2050, people may ...
Indian-American investor Vinod Khosla predicted that by 2050, traditional jobs may become largely unnecessary as AI advances ...
He argued that rapid advances in artificial intelligence will fundamentally disrupt traditional employment structures, particularly in countries like India that have relied heavily on IT-led growth.
India’s coal demand could more than double by 2050 under current policies, remaining a core pillar of its power system even as renewable energy expands.
Vinod Khosla told the AI Impact Summit that AI could remove the need for most jobs by 2050, transform white-collar work and unlock near-free healthcare and personalised education for every Indian ...
India’s oil consumption is expected to surpass all other nations by 2050, driven by robust economic growth, accounting for over 12 per cent of global energy usage, according to BP’s chief economist ...
Niti Aayog's Net Zero reports project coal demand rising till 2047 even as India scales up clean energy, electrifies industry and transport, and targets net zero emissions by 2070 ...
World Obesity Day: Obesity is considered to be the root of many diseases, but still people of India are not serious about it, in such a situation there is a dire need for awareness. Obesity Epidemic ...
India’s real estate regulatory framework must move towards artificial intelligence-led oversight and machine-to-machine ...
World Cancer Day 2026 LIVE Updates: World Cancer Day is observed on February 4 annually. As we gear up to observe World Cancer Day 2026 under the theme 'United by Unique' - let's quickly take a look ...
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