Logistics firm DTDC Express announced the launch of Kaarigo, a dedicated e-commerce platform for Indian artisans, local sellers, MSMEs, and small-town businesses. ^[1] Tonbo Imaging describes itself as an original equipment manufacturer developing electro-optical, thermal-imaging, targeting, surveillance, and guidance systems for military applications. ^[2] India is set to gain significantly from the global AI data centre expansion. ^[3] India is preparing to introduce polymer-based currency notes to address the durability issues of traditional paper money. ^[4] Anitha Ramachander argues that India cannot achieve quality education without empowering its teachers. ^[5] The company said it aims to onboard 1,000 artisans onto the platform over the next 12 months. ^[6] The platform is designed to help the country's artisans and small businesses access wider markets through digital commerce. ^[7] The company's products are intended for military applications, including targeting and surveillance systems. ^[8] Tonbo Imaging is launching an initial public offering (IPO) to raise capital for its operations and development. ^[9] Addressing power and grid infrastructure challenges will be crucial for India to become an AI hub. ^[10] Demand for local cloud infrastructure and sovereign AI is driving the growth of data centres in India. ^[11] Polymer notes are designed to be more resistant to water, dirt, and tearing compared to paper notes. ^[12]