Hyderabad:Phenom, dealing in Applied AI for human resources and workforce transformation, is set to deepen its presence in India with increased investments in technology, talent and innovation. The company plans to create more than 2,000 additional employment opportunities in India in the coming years, while expanding its physical footprint in Telangana. The company's India growth plans will be highlighted at IAMPHENOM India 2026, to be held on December 17, 2026 in Hyderabad. Positioned as a dedicated platform for Applied AI in HR and IT, the event will bring together HR professionals, talent acquisition leaders, HRIT teams and C-suite executives to explore how AI can deliver measurable outcomes in hiring, employee development and workforce retention. Mahe Bayireddi, CEO and Co-Founder, Phenom, said “ The future of work is being shaped by how organisations invest in their people. He said IAMPHENOM India will help leaders move from experimenting with AI to transforming how people work, develop and grow. He added that India's technology expertise, talent and ambition position it strongly to drive this transformation.”

AP reviewing collectorate building designs

Amaravati:Andhra Pradesh Roads and Buildings Minister BC Janardhan Reddy on Thursday said the government is reviewing designs for new district collectorates. Addressing the Assembly, the R&B Minister said the government is reviewing these proposals under the recently issued PPP guidelines. "The government will take a final decision on building these collectorates after reviewing the designs," Reddy said. He highlighted that the plan for building the Bhimavaram collectorate in West Godavari district is ready. The district administration currently operates out of a private building near Bhimavaram.

Revanth in London; begins 10-day UK, US tour

Hyderabad:Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy has kicked off a 10-day tour of the UK and US after arriving in London on Thursday. In the UK, Revanth is scheduled to visit the Blavatnik School of Government at the University of Oxford and the Emirates Stadium for an EPL Football presentation, according to the state government. Interactions and events are also planned with the University of Cambridge, University of London and London Business School (LBS) during the first leg of his two-nation tour. The Telagana CM will then head to the US next week, where he is set to visit the campuses of Harvard University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). He is also scheduled to interact with a team from Virginia Tech University in Boston on August 25. Besides some official discussions, a meet-and-greet diaspora event organised by the US chapter of the Indian Overseas Congress (IOC) in New York is also on the agenda. Earlier, Congress MP Mallu Ravi and the state government's advisor on protocol affairs, Harkara Venugopal, saw him off at the New Delhi airport in the early hours of Thursday.