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Tata's iPhone parts factory faces India health probe after farmer contamination complaintsA health probe is underway into liquid discharge from Tata's iPhone parts factory in Hosur. Farmers report skin issues and contaminated far...- PM Modi’s high stakes push for sovereign AI faces reality checkIndia is striving to build its own artificial intelligence capabilities, aiming for self-reliance and global export. However, the nation fa...
- TCS layoffs: MeitY takes note; IT union pings labour ministerThe union government is taking an interest in the TCS layoffs that spooked employees and investors. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.
- Samsung to invest Rs 1,000 cr more in Sriperumbudur plant; 100 new jobs likelySamsung Electronics plans to invest ₹1,000 crore in its Sriperumbudur factory near Chennai. This investment will create 100 new jobs. The a...
- Samsung, LG sue Indian government over electronic-waste pricing policySouth Korea's LG and Samsung have filed lawsuits against India’s government over new e-waste rules that raise payouts to recyclers. They ar...
- From Daikin to Samsung, companies fight Modi govt over e-waste policyIndia faces a growing e-waste problem. New government rules require electronics companies to pay more for recycling. Daikin, Hitachi, and S...
- Standoff between section of workers and Samsung India continues at Tamil Nadu plantEmployees at Samsung's Chennai factory, led by CITU, have been on a sit-in strike since February 5, demanding reinstatement of suspended co...
- Hello India! China handset companies like OnePlus, Xiaomi, Vivo and Oppo rebuild networkWhile executives at these companies feel the worst is over, they're moving cautiously after facing intense scrutiny in India since 2020 ove...
- Fresh BSNL 4G tender to keep Huawei, ZTE out with no-neighbour policyThe new tender will include a clause that companies from countries having borders with India won’t be allowed to participate, thus excludin...
- Vivo to use IPL pitch to increase its market share“IPL is hugely loved by consumers in India; similarly it means better visibility and more brand connect for us," Nipun Marya, director of b...
- Imports of 230 electronics products, mostly China made, delayed pending quality clearancesAccording to data from the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), some of the applications for import of these models being manufactured in Chin...
- 95% appliances now made in India; dependence on China for components not to go down soon: CEAMAConsumer Electronics and Appliances Manufacturers Association (CEAMA) said even before the call to boycott Chinese products, various compan...
- Chinese smartphone makers tweak strategy to project products as Indian brandsThere have been protests by the people in various parts of the country after the face-off at Galwan valley in eastern Ladakh in which 20 In...
- Keep business and politics separate , says COAI on India-China standoffIn a hardening of stance in the backdrop of tensions at the Indo-China border, the government has decided to ask state-owned Bharat Sanchar...
- Huawei 5G backdoor entry unprovenThe controversy surrounding the Chinese telecom giant was triggered by the US stance that Huawei should be barred from 5G network rollouts ...
- 2018 will be the year of smarter phones with larger screens and facial recognition2017 was about dual cameras and longer battery life.
- OnePlus phones globally match same standards: Pete Lau“Currently, we have not received any direct request or requirement to set up servers or cloud storage in India. We are trying to get more c...
- 12 phone firms respond to notice on data safety"We have got details from 10-12 companies, four have asked for more time, so we may extend the deadline for all," a senior official said, a...
- Oppo, Vivo send Chinese expats home on low sales, high hostilityMore than 400 Chinese expats working for Oppo and Vivo are headed back home after sharp falls in July and August smartphone sales.
- BlackBerry BB10: India to be a priority market; customers' security to be prime focusIndia will be among the first countries to get BB10 next year but RIM won't compromise on customers' security says CEO Thorsten Heins.
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