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Foxconn To Restart Factory Near Chennai After Protests By Women
Foxconn Technology Group will restart production at its factory in southern India after its temporary workers, mostly women, staged a protest over conditions at the company's living quarters and food quality, according to the local state government.
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Covid Fears Paralyse Global Carmakers In India's Detroit
Automakers with plants in Tamil Nadu, the industry's hub in India, are suspending operations and reducing shifts as employees threaten to go on strike due to health concerns about Covid-19 in the southern state.
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CEOs In India Seek To Vaccinate Staff To Avert Lockdown
Chief executive officers of companies in India are against more lockdowns and are instead working with the government to vaccinate their employees, according to a survey conducted by the Confederation of Indian Industry.
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Kamala Harris's Chennai Family Says She Will Win Over India, Like Trump
Placards lining the road into Kamala Harris's ancestral family village in southern India display her photograph with the caption "Singa Pennae," or "Lioness."
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Minister Appeals To God For Rain As Water Crisis Deepens In Chennai
Chennai, the capital of Tamil Nadu that's reeling under a severe water shortage, will get the resource transported from other parts of the state even as a provincial minister performed a ceremony appealing to the Lord Shiva for rain.
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Chennai, "India's Detroit", Faces Heat From Andhra And Telangana
Andhra Pradesh and the newly-formed state of Telangana are among the fiercest competitors for new industry.
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New Head of Indian Bank, Asia's Best-Performing, Plans Strategy Change
After shunning corporate lending under its previous chief executive officer, Indian Bank's new CEO Kishor Kharat says he wants to dive back in, albeit only to the best companies.
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In Donald Trump's Visa Crackdown, Indian Students Weigh Canada, Ireland
Rahul Kolli was all set to head to the U.S. for a Master's degree in data science with admission to Michigan Technological University and a 2.7 million rupee ($42,000) student loan in place.
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Vacuum After Jayalalithaa Could Benefit BJP The Most: Commentators
The death of popular Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayaram Jayalalithaa presents a political opening for Prime Minister Narendra Modi in one of India's most industrialized states.
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India's Mini-Shuttle Blasts Into Elon Musk's Race For Space
India successfully launched a scale model of a reusable spacecraft on Monday, a project that in time could pit the nation against billionaires Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk in the race to make access to space cheaper and easier.
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Foxconn To Restart Factory Near Chennai After Protests By Women
Foxconn Technology Group will restart production at its factory in southern India after its temporary workers, mostly women, staged a protest over conditions at the company's living quarters and food quality, according to the local state government.
-
Covid Fears Paralyse Global Carmakers In India's Detroit
Automakers with plants in Tamil Nadu, the industry's hub in India, are suspending operations and reducing shifts as employees threaten to go on strike due to health concerns about Covid-19 in the southern state.
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CEOs In India Seek To Vaccinate Staff To Avert Lockdown
Chief executive officers of companies in India are against more lockdowns and are instead working with the government to vaccinate their employees, according to a survey conducted by the Confederation of Indian Industry.
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Kamala Harris's Chennai Family Says She Will Win Over India, Like Trump
Placards lining the road into Kamala Harris's ancestral family village in southern India display her photograph with the caption "Singa Pennae," or "Lioness."
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Minister Appeals To God For Rain As Water Crisis Deepens In Chennai
Chennai, the capital of Tamil Nadu that's reeling under a severe water shortage, will get the resource transported from other parts of the state even as a provincial minister performed a ceremony appealing to the Lord Shiva for rain.
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Chennai, "India's Detroit", Faces Heat From Andhra And Telangana
Andhra Pradesh and the newly-formed state of Telangana are among the fiercest competitors for new industry.
-
New Head of Indian Bank, Asia's Best-Performing, Plans Strategy Change
After shunning corporate lending under its previous chief executive officer, Indian Bank's new CEO Kishor Kharat says he wants to dive back in, albeit only to the best companies.
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In Donald Trump's Visa Crackdown, Indian Students Weigh Canada, Ireland
Rahul Kolli was all set to head to the U.S. for a Master's degree in data science with admission to Michigan Technological University and a 2.7 million rupee ($42,000) student loan in place.
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Vacuum After Jayalalithaa Could Benefit BJP The Most: Commentators
The death of popular Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayaram Jayalalithaa presents a political opening for Prime Minister Narendra Modi in one of India's most industrialized states.
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India's Mini-Shuttle Blasts Into Elon Musk's Race For Space
India successfully launched a scale model of a reusable spacecraft on Monday, a project that in time could pit the nation against billionaires Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk in the race to make access to space cheaper and easier.
