Now, we turn our attention to the wish list of India's tech sector from the budget. An industry group said the country's tech sector is going to need over a million engineers with sophisticated AI and other capabilities in the next two to three years. So, there needs to be a major increase in government funding for education and training in India to meet that demand. Take a look at this report for more.

India Budget: India needs 1 mn high-tech engineers as the economy expands

A convoy of 23 Chinese engineers, which included one van and three SUVs, all bullet-proof, was attacked by Baloch militants in the Pakistani port city of Gwadar, Balochistan.

Pakistan: Convoy of 23 Chinese engineers attacked in Gwadar, 3 terrorists killed

Facebook-owner Meta Platforms Inc has cut plans to hire engineers by at least 30 per cent this year, CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced, as he warned to brace for a deep economic downturn.

Facebook parent Meta slashes hiring plans for new engineers by 30 per cent

A team of engineers at Australia's University of Newcastle and have developed a patented thermal block material, which its inventors hope can be used to ease the transition away from coal-fired power.

Australian engineers patent thermal slab to store renewable energy

India's Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) will launch a Bhutanese satellite next year and will train its engineers from December. Announcing the development at the launch of phase 2 of RuPay card in the country virtually, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said," I am happy to tell you, next year ISRO is planning to send a Bhutanese satellite to outer space next year and work is going on in full pace.

India to launch Bhutanese satellite; train its engineers 

Formula One driver Lewis Hamilton broke Schumacher's long-time record after registering his 92nd career win in Portugal Grand Prix. IN PICS: Formula One 'GOAT' Lewis Hamilton's career-defining races!

Formula One: Lewis Hamilton reveals real reason behind his 92nd career win

After a break of 20 years,?Afghanistan's first?cementfactory is once more clanking noisily in the countryside near Kabul as crushed-up limestone rocks rattle along a battered conveyor belt to the newly restored kiln. In an area desperately short of industry and jobs, workers hope the relaunch of the plant built by Czech engineers in 1957 and shut by the Taliban in 1995.

Hopes and fears for jobs as Afghan cement factory reopens

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