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Time of India
06-07-2025
- Business
- Time of India
MPSEDC gets over 100 applications to enhance tech solutions for Simhastha
Indore: Madhya Pradesh State Electronics Development Corporation (MPSEDC) has received over 100 applications so far from startups and tech firms from across the country, suggesting cutting-edge technology to tackle logistical, safety, health, and experiential challenges during Simhastha in Ujjain in 2028. In a bid to develop tailored AI and digital solutions, MPSEDC has invited suggestions for four key areas: Smart Mobility & Access, Safety, Security & Surveillance, Health & Sanitation, and Digital Experience & Sustainability. As part of this initiative, National Tech Hackathon will be conducted in three rounds from July to August, inviting contributions from startups, corporations, and academic institutions. "The Simhastha mela is a significant event, and we envision leveraging technology to enhance the experience for millions of visitors. We are keen on innovative solutions that will improve movement management, access to facilities, and overall safety during the event. The participation of tech firms and startups is vital in creating a sustainable and efficient environment for attendees," additional chief secretary (department of science and technology) Sanjay Dubey said. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Consigue audifonos de alta calidad sin gastar ni un solo centavo Top Audifonos Undo Among applications received, tech firms proposed a range of pioneering solutions. Suggestions include movement planning for 'Shahi Snan' days, efficient public transport systems, and intelligent traffic monitoring. Suggestions also included AI-driven solutions for surveillance and crowd control, including predictive algorithms to monitor crowd flow based on real-time data. "We are looking for creative technologies that can revolutionise how we manage crowds, ensuring public safety and enhancing visitor experience. This hackathon is not just about solving immediate problems; it's about setting a benchmark for future events," Dubey said. The registration window for the Hackathon opened from June 26. The department has also invited solutions focused on medical aid, hygiene, clean water, food, waste management, and others.
Time of India
25-06-2025
- General
- Time of India
RTE online second round: Over 1000 allotted seats in Indore
Indore: A total of 9,190 students across Madhya Pradesh secured free admissions to private schools under the Right to Education (RTE) Act through second round of the online lottery held on Wednesday evening. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now The online lottery was conducted for the vacant seats remaining after the first round. According to official data, a total of 17,444 seats were available across private and unaided schools in the state for this round. In this round, 6331 seats were allotted for nursery, 1,895 for KG-1, and 964 for Class 1. In Indore, 1,189 seats were allotted out of 2,453 vacant seats. Bhopal saw 943 seat allotments out of 1,117 vacant positions, while 620 out of 1,489 vacant seats were filled in Gwalior. State Education Centre director Harjinder Singh initiated the lottery process, which included only those students, who were not allotted schools of their preference in the first round. These applicants were given another opportunity to submit revised preferences based on remaining vacancies. In this automated computer-based lottery held on Wednesday, 5128 children received admission to their first-preference schools. Singh said the online lottery process was conducted in a transparent and automated manner, ensuring fairness in school allotments. He acknowledged the technical support provided by the Madhya Pradesh State Electronics Development Corporation and appreciated the role of school education department in smoothly executing the process. This year, a total of 1,66,751 children were found eligible for RTE admissions after document verification. In the first round, 83,483 students were allotted schools. With 9,190 additional allotments in the second round, the total number of RTE beneficiaries for the 2025-26 academic session reached 92,673. The selected students are being notified via SMS on their registered mobile numbers. They must report to their allotted schools and secure admission by June 30.
Time of India
27-04-2025
- Business
- Time of India
MP Gets 20k cr Investment Proposals In Tech Conclave
Indore: Chief minister Mohan Yadav inaugurated projects and laid foundation stones for projects totalling Rs 2,815 crore during the Madhya Pradesh Tech Conclave on Sunday. The event attracted a collective pledge of approximately Rs 20,000 crore in various sectors throughout the state. The grounding of investments included Rs 1,696 crore in the technology sector with 24,586 potential job opportunities, while non-tech sectors, including construction and others, amounted to Rs 1,119.5 crore and 3,174 job opportunities. "The conclave received investment proposals worth approximately Rs 20,000 crore, which will create around 75,000 jobs. Numerous projects were inaugurated, and foundation stones were laid, indicating that we not only make promises but also bring them to fruition," said Yadav. He noted that out of 99 MoUs presented at the recent Global Investors Summit in Bhopal, nearly 25 percent progressed to the groundbreaking stage. "Indore is increasingly being recognised as a hub for information technology, with investments stretching across various sectors, including drone technology," he said. He said the state successfully implemented policies through discussions on GCC, IT, ITES, semiconductors, drones, and AVGC-XR, while new IT parks, centres of excellence, and incubators are being established in the state to create a conducive ecosystem. The conclave featured over 25 individualised meetings between industry leaders and the Chief Minister, resulting in a substantial commitment of Rs 5,500 crore in the IT sector, alongside Rs 10,500 crore from non-tech investors. Significant projects inaugurated included the CtrlS Data Center, which is set to come up with an investment of Rs 500 crore, and the Panchsheel Infra IT Campus, pledging Rs 1,000 crore and promising to create 15,000 jobs. Additional inaugurations encompassed the BEL Center of Excellence and the Jabalpur IT Park Block B. The letters of allotment were distributed to 19 industries at the event. In a collaborative effort to advance drone technology and defence research, the Madhya Pradesh State Electronics Development Corporation (MPSEDC) partnered with IISER Bhopal to establish a Drone Center of Excellence under the Madhya Pradesh Drone Policy 2025, focusing on cutting-edge technology development. Furthermore, Yadav announced plans to launch a Space Tech and Innovation Policy soon, which aims to establish Madhya Pradesh as a leader in space technology and innovation. Sanjay Dubey, additional chief secretary of the department of Science and Technology said, "The tech conclave was convened 60 days after the GIS 2025 to convert the investment intentions showcased during the investors summit into real-time investment commitments and ground-level execution. We are trying to develop an ecosystem and materialise actual execution of the investment." The Tech Conclave saw the participation of over 600 senior technology leaders, representatives from prominent industry associations, academic institutions, and startups, marking a pivotal moment in Madhya Pradesh's journey towards a robust tech-driven economy. "The state's progressive vision, investor-friendly policies, and focus on infrastructure make it a natural choice for future-ready developments. Our project is a testament to our commitment to creating world-class ecosystems that power innovation, employment, and economic growth," said Atul Chordia, Chairman, Panchshil Realty, who is creating an IT Park at Super Corridor in Indore. Another investor, Sridhar Pinnapureddy, Managing Director, CtrlS Datacenters Ltd, said, "Madhya Pradesh extends several benefits to datacenter companies, including CAPEX assistance for anchor datacenters, and reimbursements towards power tariff, electricity duty among several other verticals."
