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Probe Agency Searches Amazon Vendors Over Foreign Exchange Violation: Report
The Enforcement Directorate Thursday conducted searches against some of the "main vendors" operating on platforms of e-commerce giants Amazon and Flipkart as part of a foreign direct investment "violation" investigation, official sources said.
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South African Man Shares Bhutta With Underprivileged Girls, Wins Hearts Online
In the clip, a man is seen standing beside a cart belonging to a vendor selling bhutta along with his friend.
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Huawei Ban in EU Opposed by China, ZTE Demands Equal Treatment
China firmly opposes some EU countries' ban on Huawei and said the European Commission has no legal basis nor factual evidence to prohibit the Chinese telecom giant, a Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson said on Friday. ZTE, also singled out by EU industry chief Thierry Breton as a high-risk vendor, criticised the move to ban its equipment in the...
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US Defended Amazon After Article Showed Company Bypassed Indian Law
U.S. officials rushed to defend Amazon's business practices in India after Reuters reported in February that the company had favored certain sellers on its website and bypassed local law that requires foreign e-commerce companies to treat all vendors equally, documents obtained by the news agency show.
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Amazon Dodging Indian Law: US Officials Defend Company’s Business Practices
US officials rushed to defend Amazon's business practices in India after it was reported in February that the company had favoured certain sellers on its website and bypassed local law that requires foreign e-commerce companies to treat all vendors equally, documents obtained by the news agency show.
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Navy Starts Process To Take 24 Naval Utility Helicopters On Lease
The Indian Navy on Friday started the process of taking 24 naval utility helicopters on lease by issuing a request for information (RFI) to foreign vendors.
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Grounded By New Rules, Amazon Finds Way To Revive Biggest Seller: Report
Amazon was forced to remove hundreds of thousands of items sold by top vendors Cloudtail and Appario as it indirectly held 49% equity stakes in both firms.
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Centre Didn't Pay HAL For Delivered Products, But Paid Dassault: Congress
Stepping up the Congress's attack on the Centre over Hindustan Aeronautics Limited's (HAL) reported cash crunch, senior party leader Ahmed Patel on Monday alleged that the government had not paid the aerospace major for delivered products, but paid foreign vendors like Dassault for products yet to be delivered.
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New Government Rules For Amazon, Walmart Seen To Hurt Online Shoppers
The government's new rules for foreign e-commerce platforms may be designed to protect local companies from Amazon and Walmart, but consumers are likely to suffer the collateral damage. Online marketplaces must treat all vendors equally by providing the same terms.
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For Second Year In A Row, Assault Rifles Made In India Rejected By Army
In a major setback to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Make In India initiative, the Army has rejected home-made 7.62 x51 mmassault rifles that were meant to replace AK-47s and INSAS rifles, the basic weapon used by jawans. NDTV has learnt that the indigenous assault rifle manufactured by the government's Ordnance Factory Board (OFB) failed basic tes...
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FDI in E-Retail to Bring In Clarity, Boost Sector: Experts
Leading e-retailers, including Snapdeal, on Tuesday welcomed the government's decision to open the e-commerce marketplace space for 100 per cent foreign direct investment (FDI), even as IT industry body Nasscom termed as "restrictive" a 25 per cent cap on sales from a single vendor or group entities.
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India Has Signed 182 Defence Deals Over Last Few Years
India has signed 182 contracts over the last three years and the current year with domestic and foreign vendors for the procurement of defence equipment for the three armed services.
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18 Defence Contracts Signed With Foreign Vendors Last Year: Defence Minister
The government has signed 18 contracts with foreign vendors including those from USA, Russia, Israel, Germany, France and UK for procuring missiles, rockets and simulators etc in the last financial year.
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Nigerian Held for Buying Liquor Using Fake Debit Card
A 22-year-old Nigerian national has been arrested here for purchasing liquor using a fake debit card, police said today.
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SpiceJet's Dues Grew to Rs 1,230 Crore in 18 Days: Mahesh Sharma
Troubled budget carrier SpiceJet's dues to foreign and Indian vendors, airport operators and oil companies grew swiftly from Rs 990 crore to Rs 1,230 crore in a matter of 18 days till December 10, the Lok Sabha was informed on Monday.
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Probe Agency Searches Amazon Vendors Over Foreign Exchange Violation: Report
The Enforcement Directorate Thursday conducted searches against some of the "main vendors" operating on platforms of e-commerce giants Amazon and Flipkart as part of a foreign direct investment "violation" investigation, official sources said.
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South African Man Shares Bhutta With Underprivileged Girls, Wins Hearts Online
In the clip, a man is seen standing beside a cart belonging to a vendor selling bhutta along with his friend.
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Huawei Ban in EU Opposed by China, ZTE Demands Equal Treatment
China firmly opposes some EU countries' ban on Huawei and said the European Commission has no legal basis nor factual evidence to prohibit the Chinese telecom giant, a Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson said on Friday. ZTE, also singled out by EU industry chief Thierry Breton as a high-risk vendor, criticised the move to ban its equipment in the...
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US Defended Amazon After Article Showed Company Bypassed Indian Law
U.S. officials rushed to defend Amazon's business practices in India after Reuters reported in February that the company had favored certain sellers on its website and bypassed local law that requires foreign e-commerce companies to treat all vendors equally, documents obtained by the news agency show.
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Amazon Dodging Indian Law: US Officials Defend Company’s Business Practices
US officials rushed to defend Amazon's business practices in India after it was reported in February that the company had favoured certain sellers on its website and bypassed local law that requires foreign e-commerce companies to treat all vendors equally, documents obtained by the news agency show.
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Navy Starts Process To Take 24 Naval Utility Helicopters On Lease
The Indian Navy on Friday started the process of taking 24 naval utility helicopters on lease by issuing a request for information (RFI) to foreign vendors.
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Grounded By New Rules, Amazon Finds Way To Revive Biggest Seller: Report
Amazon was forced to remove hundreds of thousands of items sold by top vendors Cloudtail and Appario as it indirectly held 49% equity stakes in both firms.
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Centre Didn't Pay HAL For Delivered Products, But Paid Dassault: Congress
Stepping up the Congress's attack on the Centre over Hindustan Aeronautics Limited's (HAL) reported cash crunch, senior party leader Ahmed Patel on Monday alleged that the government had not paid the aerospace major for delivered products, but paid foreign vendors like Dassault for products yet to be delivered.
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New Government Rules For Amazon, Walmart Seen To Hurt Online Shoppers
The government's new rules for foreign e-commerce platforms may be designed to protect local companies from Amazon and Walmart, but consumers are likely to suffer the collateral damage. Online marketplaces must treat all vendors equally by providing the same terms.
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For Second Year In A Row, Assault Rifles Made In India Rejected By Army
In a major setback to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Make In India initiative, the Army has rejected home-made 7.62 x51 mmassault rifles that were meant to replace AK-47s and INSAS rifles, the basic weapon used by jawans. NDTV has learnt that the indigenous assault rifle manufactured by the government's Ordnance Factory Board (OFB) failed basic tes...
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FDI in E-Retail to Bring In Clarity, Boost Sector: Experts
Leading e-retailers, including Snapdeal, on Tuesday welcomed the government's decision to open the e-commerce marketplace space for 100 per cent foreign direct investment (FDI), even as IT industry body Nasscom termed as "restrictive" a 25 per cent cap on sales from a single vendor or group entities.
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India Has Signed 182 Defence Deals Over Last Few Years
India has signed 182 contracts over the last three years and the current year with domestic and foreign vendors for the procurement of defence equipment for the three armed services.
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18 Defence Contracts Signed With Foreign Vendors Last Year: Defence Minister
The government has signed 18 contracts with foreign vendors including those from USA, Russia, Israel, Germany, France and UK for procuring missiles, rockets and simulators etc in the last financial year.
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Nigerian Held for Buying Liquor Using Fake Debit Card
A 22-year-old Nigerian national has been arrested here for purchasing liquor using a fake debit card, police said today.
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SpiceJet's Dues Grew to Rs 1,230 Crore in 18 Days: Mahesh Sharma
Troubled budget carrier SpiceJet's dues to foreign and Indian vendors, airport operators and oil companies grew swiftly from Rs 990 crore to Rs 1,230 crore in a matter of 18 days till December 10, the Lok Sabha was informed on Monday.
