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    MHA provides training, tech help for rollout of criminal laws

    The Ministry of Home Affairs in India has trained 40 lakh grassroots-level functionaries and over 5.65 lakh police, prison, forensic, judicial, and prosecution officials to prepare for the rollout of three new criminal laws, the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita 2023, Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita 2023, and Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam 2023.

    40 lakh grassroots workers, 5.65 lakh police, prison officials trained to spread awareness on new criminal laws

    As the new criminal laws laid emphasis on technology in investigation, trial and court proceedings, the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) has made 23 functional modifications in the existing Crime and Criminal Tracking Networks and Systems (CCTNS) application under which all cases are registered now in every police station in the country.

    In depth: AI builds a bridge to the last mile

    Kishan Pal, a 43-year-old farmer from Bijnor district in Uttar Pradesh, uses AI-based voice payments to instantly send money to his mother, Savitri, in Ballia, UP.

    Not e-comm alone, one has to be in modern trade, in kirana stores also to build scale: Sunil D'Souza, Tata Consumer

    Sunil D'Souza of Tata Consumer says today's consumer who is coming of age is the consumer who is born in a liberalised India. They have seen an India which is confident, growing with an accelerating GDP. So, these consumers are very confident of going out and spending. It is not only premiumisation, the consumer will move to value also.

    Premium luggage maker Eume raises Rs 15 crore in funding round led by Ashish Kacholia

    Eume plans to open its first flagship store this year, starting in Mumbai and tapping the aspirational population in tier II and III cities are among the company's top priorities. The Mumbai-based luxury brand offer diverse products like luggage, vegan handbags, and accessories, among others. Eume's sales are split equally between its own website and marketplaces.

    PepsiCo launches project to enhance livelihood prospects of women

    The programme will help women unlock direct and indirect opportunities to improve livelihood prospects in unconventional roles like sales, manufacturing and agriculture within the FMCG sector, said PepsiCo India and South Asia chief HR officer Pavitra Singh. “Through a carefully crafted three-year strategy, we aim to enhance livelihood prospects for women in non-traditional roles across India, advancing progress through partnership with like-minded organisations to drive sustainable development and gender equality in the workforce,” Jagrut Kotecha, chief executive of PepsiCo India and South Asia, said in a statement.

    The Economic Times
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