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Brigade Enterprises faces a setback as Tamil Nadu SEIAA cancels clearance for its Rs 2,000-crore Perumbakkam project citing compliance lapses.

There is no immediate threat of job losses due to AI in the construction industry in India. However, this could change later when physical AI takes over.

The Chennai-headquartered company has rolled out the new portfolio initially in Chennai, aligning the launch with peak summer demand.

Tattvam AI is a startup that focuses on aspects of both artificial intelligence and chip engineering, an approach that is commonly classified as core deeptech.

The Tata Group Chairman also underlined the speed at which the project was executed, crediting close coordination between Tata Motors, Jaguar Land Rover and the Tamil Nadu government

With Rs 35,000 worth of unsold cars countrywide there's an abnormal hike in dealers shutting down.

In the last month, only 56,866 commercial vehicles were sold and after this announcement many feel that too may stop.

In the last month, only 56,866 commercial vehicles were sold and after this announcement many feel that too may stop.

Last week, an estimated 3.5 lakh people were estimated to have lost their jobs due to the slowdown in the auto sector.

The Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers, or SIAM, says car sales has dropped by 26 per cent in May compared to last year

The Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers, or SIAM, says car sales has dropped by 26 per cent in May compared to last year

LIC IPO: Set up in 1956, LIC currently controls a majority share in the life insurance market in the country.

Southern Star Arya has become the first Tamil actor to enter the NFT space. Minnal, a new NFT platform in Tamil Nadu, is set to launch 27 NFT art forms of the actor to woo his fans to buy.

Restaurant industry has sent an SOS to Tamil Nadu government against any move to impose lockdown and to spare them from the 50 per cent restrictions

LIC IPO: Set up in 1956, LIC currently controls a majority share in the life insurance market in the country.

Ashok Leyland's combined sale declined by 50 per cent in August with a total sale of 8,296 vehicles against 16,628 vehicles sold in August last year.

Last week, an estimated 3.5 lakh people were estimated to have lost their jobs due to the slowdown in the auto sector.

In the last month, only 56,866 commercial vehicles were sold and after this announcement many feel that too may stop.

With Rs 35,000 worth of unsold cars countrywide there's an abnormal hike in dealers shutting down.

The Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers, or SIAM, says car sales has dropped by 26 per cent in May compared to last year