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    Infra cos step up hiring betting on govt focus on sector

    India's infrastructure sector is hiring millions in unskilled, semi-skilled, and skilled labor segments, with expectations that the new government will continue investing in infrastructure development, including highways, roads, and airports. An estimated 9.8 million jobs are expected to be created in FY25, driven by strategic investments and ambitious plans for transportation and logistics development.

    Volvo to launch only EVs in India, plans one new car every year

    Swedish luxury carmaker Volvo Cars plans to exclusively launch electric vehicles in India after 2030. Volvo aims to introduce one new electric vehicle annually, starting with the EC30 in 2025. The market for electric cars in India, though currently small, is growing rapidly. Volvo holds a significant share in the luxury EV segment in India and sees potential for further growth in the country's luxury vehicle market.

    Strong ER&D demand helps IT buck overall soft hiring trend

    India's $250 billion IT services industry is facing sluggish hiring, but a bright spot is emerging in Engineering, Research & Development (ER&D). Demand for ER&D services is surging, driving a 15% increase in recruitment for these roles. Staffing firms report that tech companies are ramping up ER&D hiring to stay competitive in the global market.

    Skoda eyeing local equity partnership amid electric shift

    Skoda Auto Volkswagen India is making progress in equity partnership talks with an Indian company to share costs and risks. While open to continuing solo, Skoda sees value in local collaboration amid government EV pushes and stricter emissions regulations. Future investments depend on this decision.

    Megha Engineering emerges lowest bidder for Rs 12,800 cr nuclear power project

    Megha Engineering & Infrastructures Ltd has been the lowest bidder for a Rs 12,800 crore engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract from the state-owned Nuclear Power Corporation of India. The company, which is the second-biggest buyer of electoral bonds and faces corruption allegations, submitted the lowest bid of Rs 12,799.92 crore.

    To address talent shortage, chipmakers skilling engineering students

    Firms like Intel India, AMD, Applied Materials and Tessolve are teaming up students and employees to work on real-life projects, establishing labs in institutes like IIT-Bombay, driving industry-academia partnerships to conduct research in core design and AI training and sponsoring students pursuing research.

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