The 13th India-Japan annual summit will seek to review the progress in ties and deepen strategic dimension of the bilateral relationship between the two countries.

Confederation of Indian Industry's (CII) Smart Manufacturing Summit in Delhi on Friday saw some excepted observations.

Robots to manufacture 'Make in India' metro coaches in Rae Bareli; China's BBK Electronics no. 2 smartphone maker in India after Samsung; Paytm employees arrested for blackmailing boss, Vijay Shekhar Sharma, for Rs 20 crore; telecom sector might cut over 60,000 jobs; government plans to amend aircraft security rules. Watch more in this episode of Business Wrap.

Robots to manufacture 'Make in India' metro coaches in Rae BareliIn what will go down as a milestone, for the first time Indian Railways will manufacture metro rail coaches at its Rae Bareli factory. It will be done under the Make in India scheme, an official said. Moreover the coaches will be manufactured by robots and will be of the same standard as Canada-manufactured Bombardier that is currently being used in the metro services of the country. Additionally, the homemade coaches will be 40...

There will also be a host of safety features including signalling, door control and train management systems along with modern surveillance gadgets on board.

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According to Professor Errol D'Souza, director of the Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad (IIM-A), the disruption has already started to happen.

GreyOrange, one of the rare hardware startups to come out of India, was founded in 2011 by BITS-Pilani graduates Samay Kohli and Akash Gupta.

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

The start-up, founded by engineering graduates Arun George, Vimal Govind, N.P. Nikhil NP and Rashid K, has been supported by Kerala Start-up Mission.

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Tata Nano will be produced only if the manufacturing facility receives a confirmed order from a buyer, says reports. Just one unit of Nano was produced in June and the company sold just three cars in the domestic market.

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