No tax for cloud companies till 2047 in India.
India's Budget 2026 includes a major policy shift: foreign companies using Indian data centres to serve global clients will pay zero tax until 2047.
Domestic Indian customers must still be served through a local (taxable) reseller.
Massive infrastructure projects already planned by Google ($15B), Microsoft, and Amazon.
When I was at Civo, we invested 200 crores to build out local capacity. It was a learning experience to navigate the early stages of this growth. Seeing the government now provide 20 years of tax certainty is a huge step forward for the industry.
India is clearly moving from being a software hub to becoming the physical engine for global AI and cloud data.
For example, Consider a class of cars. There may be many cars but all will hold some similarities like they will have some common properties like 4 wheels, speed limit and Milage. So the car is a class and wheels, speed limit and milage are their properties.
A class is like a blueprint of an object. It is user-defined datatype which holds their own data member and member functions which can be accessed and used by creating an imminent of that class.
I am happy to share I have completed my internship at Bhabha Atomic Research Centre Trombay Mumbai in the Waste Management Division. I am grateful for the opportunity to have worked on cutting-edge research in the field of Waste Management.
The main aim of OOP is to bind together the data and the functions that operate on them so that no other part of the code can access this data except that function.
Object Oriented Programming language (OOPs) from the name itself refers to the language that uses objects in programming. OOPS aims to implement real world entities like Data Abstraction, Inheritance etc in programming.