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Mumbai's mangroves under threat as city pushes ahead with major infrastructure projects (opens the original)
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An upcoming 26km coastal road in India's financial capital is expected to affect about 45,000 mangrove trees, raising concerns over the loss of a natural defence against flooding and climate change. MUMBAI: Every monsoon season, heavy rains inundate parts of Mumbai, flooding roads and disrupting daily life across India's financial capital. Decades of rapid urbanisation have outpaced improvements to the city's drainage infrastructure, while its low-lying coastal location leaves it vulnerable to s
India's pharma sector braces for impact of proposed Trump tariffs on generic drugs (opens the original)
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Analysts warn the levies could disrupt global drug supply chains, push up medicine prices for Americans and force Indian drugmakers to rethink their manufacturing strategies. MUMBAI: India's pharmaceutical industry is scrambling to assess the impact of proposed tariffs on generic drugs announced by United States President Donald Trump. Analysts warn the measures could disrupt global drug supply chains, push up medicine prices for Americans and force Indian drugmakers to rethink their manufacturi
India turns to AI to improve healthcare access (opens the original)
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In the second part of a series on India's artificial intelligence push, CNA looks at how hospitals are using AI to detect eye diseases and analyse medical scans, while doctors stress the technology remains a tool, not a replacement. MUMBAI: At the Shantilal Shanghvi Eye Institute in Mumbai, an eye scan using a smartphone could help save a patient's sight. The hospital has incorporated artificial intelligence into its community outreach programme to identify patients from nearby slums who need sp
India's AI training boom draws professionals seeking an edge, but questions remain over quality (opens the original)
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In the first of a two-part series on how India is preparing for an AI-powered future, CNA examines the growing business of artificial intelligence upskilling and the questions surrounding the value of these programmes. MUMBAI: From online courses and bootcamps to programmes for working professionals, artificial intelligence training is becoming a big business in India. As companies increasingly adopt AI, growing numbers of working professionals and jobseekers are paying to learn skills they hope
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