Lack Of Manpower

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  Apple Reportedly Working With Alibaba to Bring Apple Intelligence Features to China

  Apple has reportedly partnered with Alibaba to co-develop artificial intelligence (AI) features for its iPhone and other devices in China. As per the report, the Cupertino-based tech giant went through multiple AI-focused companies before finally selecting Alibaba. The duo have reportedly co-developed several AI features that cater to Apple’s Chi...

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  US Says Ukraine Needs More Troops, Not Only Weapons, to Win War

  The White House said Ukraine must recruit more soldiers for the war against Russia, including by lowering the draft age, as a lack of manpower rather than weapons is the country's most pressing need.

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  'Want Defence Ministry's Manpower To Handle Covid Crisis': Hemant Soren At NDTV Solutions Summit

  Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren today suggested that he will need the military's help to tackle the surging Covid-19 crisis in his state. He also expressed shock at the apparent lack of fear among people despite the raging pandemic.

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  PM Modi's 'Make In India' Isn't Working For Smartphones. This Is Why

  The government says it has a phased programme to manufacture phones, aiming to step up value added locally every year.

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  Lack Of Hands, Infrastructure Could Derail Black Money Hunt: Taxmen

  Faced with an acute manpower shortage, lack of logistical support and infrastructural bottlenecks in the Income Tax department, the objective of unearthing concealed income, or black money, through notes ban could become a distant dream, taxmen say.

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  CBI May Collapse Due To Lack Of Manpower, Says Its Chief Anil Sinha

  Citing a large number of cases for probe coupled with acute manpower shortage, CBI Director Anil Sinha has demanded more personnel from states on deputation to the agency, saying if this is not done, the agency would collapse.

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  'Creating Skilled Manpower, Jobs Biggest Challenge for India'

  According to the report, only 7 per cent of India's population has vocational education, as compared to 70 per cent for North America. Moreover, lack of female participation has skewed the dependents per employed person to 1.7, almost double of China.

• India's business, engineering graduates lack skills: survey

  Sixty-one percent of Indian employers have struggled to find suitable employees, according to a survey by Manpower Group, the global employment services giant. Employers have told Manpower that recent graduates of India's business and engineering schools often lack necessary hard and soft skills.

• Aviation regulator to create separate wing for air charter sector

  Concerned over lack of safety facilities in air charter companies and for planes owned by corporates and individuals, Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) on Wednesday said it would create a separate unit within it, change the rules and recruit skilled manpower to address the problem.

• 44 babies die in Srinagar hospital in two weeks, Medical Superintendent shifted

  The Jammu and Kashmir government has transferred the Medical Superintendent of the GB Pant Hospital, where 44 babies have died in the last two weeks. The action comes after a preliminary probe found the hospital allegedly lacking in manpower, equipment and overall management.

• Over 100 corruption cases pending due to lack of 'voice experts'

  Corruption cases are piling in court, thanks to an acute staff crunch at the state's Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) in the city. Some 106 cases registered with the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB), Mumbai, are in abeyance because the state's FSL in Kalina is experiencing extreme manpower shortage. In fact, its voice testing department - called the t...