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The safe keepers: Inside India's booming locker economyIndia’s locker economy is booming amid rising gold prices and household wealth. While banks remain the preferred repository, private vault ...- India's industrial output in April slows on year to 4.9% under new seriesIndia's industrial output for April reached 4.9% under a revised Index of Industrial Production (IIP) series with an updated base year of 2...
- India's chip startups cross from prototype to productionIndian semiconductor startups like Netrasemi, Mindgrove, and Agnit are nearing commercial production, with some already running customer pi...
- CISF to boost counter drone and emergency measuresTo counter low-altitude aerial threats effectively, the CISF has rolled out a phased Counter-Drone Training Programme for its personnel in ...
- Very small rise in fuel price revision: Indian Oil chief says company working round the clock to ensure full capacity availabilityIndian Oil refineries are running at over 100 percent capacity. This ensures no fuel shortage at retail outlets. Prices for petrol and dies...
- US, China will have 'a fantastic future together', Trump tells Xi at Beijing meetingChinese President Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump met in Beijing. The leaders engaged in high-level discussions. Topics included t...
- Vijay sworn in as Tamil Nadu CM: Here's what TVK promised ahead of Assembly pollsTamil actor Vijay's party, Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam, has taken charge as Tamil Nadu's new government. Vijay is now the Chief Minister. The ...
- CCTV companies to sell only made-in-India products from April 1The Ministry of Electronics and IT had barred the sale of CCTV units without Standardisation Testing and Quality Certification (STQC) from ...
- Market reset: India pulls the plug on Chinese CCTV makersAs of April 1, new legislation will prevent the use of Chinese CCTV cameras in India, directly affecting companies such as Hikvision and Da...
- Planning to buy a CCTV camera? India is banning some Chinese companies starting April 1. Here's what you should knowChinese CCTV Ban: Effective April 1, 2026, major Chinese video surveillance firms including Hikvision and Dahua will be prohibited from sel...
- Budget 2026: Two more years of easier duty on key inputs for electronicsThe exemptions, which were due to expire in March, will now remain in place for another two years, according to the memorandum to the Finan...
- Beijing simplifies marriages to encourage Chinese to wedChina announced new measures to simplify the marriage registration process to reduce financial burdens on couples, aiming to address the de...
- India's Best CCTV Camera under 1500: Secure & Budget-SavvyIf you are looking for the best CCTV camera under 1500 in India, then check out this spy camera range where you can find the right product ...
- China cements rare earths dominance with new global giantChina controls most of the world’s mined output of rare earths, a broad group of 17 elements that are used in everything from smartphones t...
- Budget 2019: 10 things consumers should knowFrom fuel, to Italian marble and luxury cars, here is what has become more expensive for consumers.
- Increase custom duty on imported TV, AC, refrigerators and washing machines: CEAMA to govtAhead of the interim-Budget, CEAMA has suggested to increase the basic customs duty (BCD) on import of finished goods such as TV, AC, refri...
- Sales of surveillance cameras are soaring, raising questions about privacyCCTV clips circulating on Whatsapp have risen capturing incidents that would otherwise have gone unnoticed.
- AAP's 6 months in office a failure: BJPBJP has alleged that the new dispensation has misused power and claims that the government has burdened Delhiites with new taxes and fees.
- Expedite proposals for inducting more police personnel: High CourtDelhi Development Authority had also submitted in its affidavit that it has already handed over in 2014 three sites - at Sayurpur, Rohini a...
- China targets foreign auto sector, raids Mercedes' officeA host of multi-national firms including Microsoft, mainstay of the country's IT boom, have faced anti-monopoly probes with raids on their ...
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