Arun Prakash

5 days ago | financialexpress.com | Arun Prakash

The recent EV policy proposed by the Delhi Transport Department has given jolts not only to OEMs but also residents of the National Capital Region (NCR). The policy lists out several proposals which, if implemented, will create major hurdles not just for businesses but for consumers as well. Phasing out of CNG autos is one of the major provisions in the new Delhi EV policy which states no new CNG three-wheeler can be registered in Delhi after August 15 this year.

1 week ago | financialexpress.com | Arun Prakash

Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) is by far the most popular choice for alternate fuel in India when it comes to mobility. As a result, demand for CNG-kitted vehicles has risen significantly over the last decade. Maruti Suzuki is the undisputed leader in the CNG space of the passenger vehicle industry. A couple of years ago, the company launched the factory-kitted CNG version of the Grand Vitara— the first in a C-segment SUV in India.

1 week ago | hindustantimes.com | Arun Prakash

The FY26 Union Budget set the ambitious target of achieving 100,000 MW of nuclear power capacity by 2047, emphasising the crucial role of nuclear energy not only in the nation’s industrial imperatives but also in its desire to move away from fossil fuels and achieve net zero emissions by 2070. India’s electricity demand is growing at a rate of 6-8% annually.

1 week ago | medium.com | Arun Prakash

In the world of artificial intelligence (AI), machines are trained to perform specific tasks using large datasets. However, training a machine to handle every possible task individually is impractical.Meta-learning, or “learning to learn,” emerges as a potent alternative, empowering machines to acquire new skills swiftly with limited data by leveraging prior experience. Meta-learning is a machine learning approach that focuses on improving a model’s ability to learn new tasks quickly.

2 weeks ago | curriculum-magazine.com | Arun Prakash

By Arun Prakash, Founder-CEO, GUVI.inIndia is witnessing a massive transformation in its startup ecosystem, with more than 157,000 DPIIT-registered startups operating in the country as of December 2024 (most represent companies working in or around new-age technologies), and yet the lack of trained and knowledgeable professionals in these fields is holding the business sector from attaining the pinnacle of success.