Enhanced and flexible plans in life and health segments meet the varied needs of digital-age consumers.

In December this year, drones will begin flying across Indian skies for surveys, photography, and mapping.

The Trump administration says Islamabad is granting safe haven to insurgents who are waging a 17-year-old war in neighboring Afghanistan, a charge Pakistan denies.

India got its first drone policy on Monday. The Ministry of Civil Aviation unveiled the policy that will enable safe and commercial use of drones in India from December 1. Watch BusinessToday.In video. 

In India, the drone policy presents a huge opportunity for both private and government sectors.

Drone operations, whichwill be based on NPNT (No Permission, No Take off) system, will be enabledthrough a digital sky platform onthe DGCA website from December 1.

Spicejet operates the first biojet fuel flight for the country; Kerala CM appeals to Malayalees at home and abroad to pitch in with a month's salary; Jet Airways plunges into loss of Rs 1,323 crore in Q1; Airtel inks partnership with Netflix. Watch more in this episode of Business Wrap.

Spicejet operates the first biojet fuel flight for the countrySpicejet's flight yesterday between Dehradun and Delhi was special. The flight was powered by a blend of 75% air turbine fuel and 25% biojet fuel. This was a first for the country which is looking for ways to cut down fuel costs.A blend of 25% of bio jet fuel and 75% of aviation turbine fuel (ATF) was carried in one of the two engines of the plane, while the other engine carried only ATF. International standards permit ...

The use of drones by civilians is currently restricted by the Directorate General of Civilian Aviation.

Invest India, the national investment promotion and facilitation agency set by the Central government has joined hands with energy sector companies to offer lab-to-market opportunity for Indian start-ups through a three month 'Integrate to Innovate' Programme.

Top IITs, IIMs students bag up to 137% higher salary packages than other institutions this year: ReportTop IITs and IIMs bagged 137% and 121% higher salary packages, respectively, compared to other institutions, says the Campus Hiring Report 2018 released by assessment and skill-measurement company Mettl. The survey was conducted across 114 engineering and 80 management institutes during the recently concluded campus placement season across different regions. In a region-wise anal...

After displacing Samsung from pole position in smartphones, Xiaomi aims for a bigger play in Indian consumer durables.

Recently we have seen the rise of personalised campaigns and content and the increase use of mobile devices and smartphones. With rising consumer engagement on the smaller screen, mobile is set to take a big piece of the digital pie for ad spends in 2018. 

To be eligible for listing, a company needs to have a pre-issue paid up equity share capital of a minimum of Rs 1 crore. The company should be in existence for a minimum period of three years on the date of filing the draft prospectus with BSE.

Warehouses lack the sex appeal of the slick, consumer-facing showrooms, though, they are probably as important, if not even more, for any consumer products company that wants to win in the marketplace.

The contract for Project Maven was reported to be worth less than $10 million to Google, but was thought to have potential to lead to more lucrative technology collaborations with the military.

Over 100 researchers from IIT-Kanpur would work on making a fully-functional prototype and the project would be completed by 2023. Though in India the technology is at the early stage, it has the potential to change the country's ever growing traffic problem in the cities like Delhi and Mumbai.

OnePlus 6 launched in India at Rs 34,999; Nokia to launch new devices in Moscow on May 29; Nokia X6 launched in China, may come to global markets later; Oppo revealed Realme 1, priced between Rs 8,990 and Rs 13,990; Google employees quit for company's links to military project; Redmi S2/Y2 to be launched in India during June more tech news this week in BusinessToday.In Weekly Tech Wrap.

1. OnePlus 6 launched in India at Rs 34,999The OnePlus 6 was finally launched around the world and India earlier this week. In India, the smartphone will be available in two configurations - 6GB RAM and 64GB internal storage priced at Rs 34,999, and 8GB RAM and 128 GB internal storage at Rs 39,999. OnePlus did not mention anything about the 256GB internal storage variant during the launch event.Along with this, the Avengers: Infinity War limited edition of OnePlus 6 has also bee...