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Kerala Creates India First Cabinet‑Level AI Portfolio

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Kerala has become the first Indian state to create a dedicated Artificial Intelligence (AI) portfolio at the cabinet level. The new UDF government announced this major decision. Senior leader PK Kunhalikutty has been given charge of the AI portfolio. The AI department will work under the Industries and Commerce Department. This move shows that Kerala wants to use AI for economic growth, public services, and startup development. Other key portfolios have also been assigned to senior leaders.

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AMD to Invest Over $10 Billion in Taiwan AI Ecosystem

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On 21 May 2026, AMD announced a huge plan. The company will invest over $10 billion in Taiwan’s artificial intelligence (AI) ecosystem. The investment covers new partnerships, advanced chip packaging, and supply‑chain links for next‑generation AI systems. AMD is already making its new “Venice” CPUs in Taiwan using TSMC’s advanced 2‑nanometre technology. This move will help meet the growing global demand for AI computing power.

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Maharashtra Tops the List of States with Most Central Government Projects

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Maharashtra has become the number one state in India for central government projects. According to recent data, Maharashtra has 215 projects worth about ₹5.5 trillion. Uttar Pradesh is second with 180 projects, and Andhra Pradesh is third with 141 projects. These projects include highways, railways, airports, industrial corridors, and ports. They will create jobs, boost the economy, and improve connectivity across the country.

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India Abstains on UN Climate Resolution at General Assembly

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On 20 May 2026, the United Nations General Assembly passed a resolution on climate change obligations. The vote was 141 in favour, 8 against, and 28 abstentions. India was among the countries that abstained. The resolution referred to a July 2025 advisory opinion from the International Court of Justice (ICJ) on states’ legal duties regarding climate change. India’s abstention reflects its position under the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities.

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Haryana Launches ShramMitra App to Replace Labour Chowk System

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Haryana has launched a new app called ShramMitra. It is a free digital platform. It connects workers and employers directly through smartphones. The app aims to replace the old labour chowk system. Labour chowks are places where daily wage workers gather in public areas hoping to get hired. The new app makes hiring faster, simpler, and more transparent. Labour Minister Anil Vij introduced it. The app is available in Hindi, English, and Punjabi.

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