For the Freedom 251 smartphone, buyers will have to shell out Rs 291, including Rs 40 as the delivery charge.

The company claims that the cheap cost of the smartphone is maintained by “technology, economy of scale, online marketing and e-commerce in...

One difference – while Ringing Bells was taking money upfront which though has since been refunded, Docoss only has a cash on delivery opti...

The Enforcement Directorate is investigating the company for possible violations of the Foreign Exchange Management Act.

In a written reply to the Lok Sabha, he said a complaint has been received against the company by the Department of Revenue under Ministry ...

The duo who got married in January this year allude to their lack of pedigree and profile for the dollops of scepticism directed at them.

Ringing Bells, a NOIDA based start-up, which launched the mobile had said they had developed it with support from the government.

Ringing Bells grabbed all the attention by announcing the world's cheapest smartphone Freedom 251 at just Rs 251.

The Department of Electronics & Information Technology has formed an internal panel to assess the viability of Ringing Bells.

The meeting with phone makers is likely to happen this week, said a senior official at the communications ministry, who is aware of the dev...

“The ministry is keeping a close watch due to the huge consumer interest at stake,” a person familiar with the matter said.

According to the company website, the device features 4-inch display, 1.3GHz quad-core processor, 1GB RAM & 8GB internal storage (expandabl...