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TWITI #9 of 2026: UPI works in Israel which has started a war

01 March 2026 14:47 Tech_In_Form

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Tech has always been political, and now days there is hardly any State visit without a tech related deal being signed “to advance bilateral relations” between two countries. And such was the case this week, where PM Modi announced that UPI will work in Israel. That is, if you really want to send money to Israel.

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Timestamps:

0:00:24: United Payments of Israel

0:02:43: Micron opens Gujarat semiconductor plant

0:03:57: Amazon opens MASSIVE new Bangalore office

0:05:07: Sarvam launches competitor to ChatGPT

0:06:31: Union IT Minister says content creators should be paid fairly

0:08:15: SIM binging rules for chat apps take effect

0:08:49: Apple reportedly talking to Indian banks for Apple Pay

0:10:18: 30% of Reliance AI subsidiary goes to Meta

0:11:46: 5 OTT platforms taken down due to obscene content

0:12:39: Yes Bank suffers data breach

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