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India Said to Be Planning Laptop Import Curbs to Boost Local Manufacturing
India is expected to limit imports of laptops, tablets and personal computers after January. The aim is to reshape the dynamics of the IT hardware market in India, which is heavily reliant on imports.
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Laptop, PC Import: Deadline Ends, Here's What Government Will Do Now
This marks a significant shift from the government's previous decision to require licenses for importing these products.
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US, Korea, China Raise Concerns On India's Laptop Import Restrictions
The US, China, Korea and Taiwan have raised concerns on India's decision to impose import restrictions on laptops, and computers, in a meeting of the World Trade Organisation (WTO), an official said.
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India Will Not Impose Licensing Requirement on Imports of Laptops and Computers
India will not impose the licensing requirement on imports of laptops and computers but will only monitor their inbound shipments, a top government official said. The remarks assume significance as the government in August announced that these products, including laptops, tablets and computers, would be put under licensing regime from November 1.
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No Restriction On Laptop Imports, We're Only Monitoring: Commerce Secretary
India will not impose the licensing requirement on imports of laptops and computers but will only monitor their inbound shipments, a top government official said.
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Samsung to Start Laptop Production at Greater Noida Smartphone Factory Next Month: Report
Samsung Electronics has been making a push towards local manufacturing in India, producing its robust lineup of smartphones in the country. Now, the South Korean technology conglomerate seems intent on making laptops in India, too. Samsung reportedly plans to start laptop production, giving a push to the centre’s Make in India scheme.
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India Eases Planned Restrictions On Laptop, Tablet Imports: Report
India is loosening its planned restrictions on imports of laptops, tablets and other IT hardware, giving manufacturers such as Apple Inc., HP Inc. and Dell Technologies Inc. more time to prepare for potential curbs.
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Dell, HP, Lenovo Among 32 Firms That Applied to Make Laptops in India, Says IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw
At least 32 international electronics companies have applied to India's incentive programme to make laptops, tablets and servers in the country, IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw, weeks after the government announced restrictions on laptop imports.
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On Import Curb On Tech Devices, India, US Agree To Find Solution
With the US flagging concerns over India's decision to impose import curbs on certain electronic devices, both countries have agreed to find a solution that addresses the concerns of both nations, according to USTR.
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Minister Piyush Goyal Spotlights Security Concerns In Laptop Import Curbs
Union minister of commerce and industry Piyush Goyal on Thursday said that there are security concerns involved in the decision to restrict import of laptops.
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No Proposal On Import Restrictions On More Electronic Items: Top Official
There is no proposal at present to impose import restrictions on more electronic goods, Commerce Secretary Sunil Barthwal said on Monday.
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Explained: How India Has Clamped Down On Chinese Products, Investment
The Centre said on Friday it would defer the imposition of a licensing requirement for imports of laptops, tablets, and personal computers by three months - partially reversing the surprise decision it announced a day earlier.
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"Will Make India Manufacturing Hub": Industry Hails Curb On Laptop Imports
Industry leaders have hailed the restrictions imposed on the import of laptops, tablets and other IT hardware into the country.
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India Delays Laptops Import Restrictions by Three Months
India will provide a transition period of about three months before a new licensing regime for imports of laptops, tablets, and personal computers comes into effect, the country's trade regulator said late on Friday. This is a partial reversal of a surprise decision on Thursday.
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Centre Defers Order To Restrict Imports Of Laptops, Tablets Till October 31
The government on Friday deferred the implementation of the import restriction order on laptops and computers (including tablet computers) by about three months till October 31.
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India Said to Be Planning Laptop Import Curbs to Boost Local Manufacturing
India is expected to limit imports of laptops, tablets and personal computers after January. The aim is to reshape the dynamics of the IT hardware market in India, which is heavily reliant on imports.
-
Laptop, PC Import: Deadline Ends, Here's What Government Will Do Now
This marks a significant shift from the government's previous decision to require licenses for importing these products.
-
US, Korea, China Raise Concerns On India's Laptop Import Restrictions
The US, China, Korea and Taiwan have raised concerns on India's decision to impose import restrictions on laptops, and computers, in a meeting of the World Trade Organisation (WTO), an official said.
-
India Will Not Impose Licensing Requirement on Imports of Laptops and Computers
India will not impose the licensing requirement on imports of laptops and computers but will only monitor their inbound shipments, a top government official said. The remarks assume significance as the government in August announced that these products, including laptops, tablets and computers, would be put under licensing regime from November 1.
-
No Restriction On Laptop Imports, We're Only Monitoring: Commerce Secretary
India will not impose the licensing requirement on imports of laptops and computers but will only monitor their inbound shipments, a top government official said.
-
Samsung to Start Laptop Production at Greater Noida Smartphone Factory Next Month: Report
Samsung Electronics has been making a push towards local manufacturing in India, producing its robust lineup of smartphones in the country. Now, the South Korean technology conglomerate seems intent on making laptops in India, too. Samsung reportedly plans to start laptop production, giving a push to the centre’s Make in India scheme.
-
India Eases Planned Restrictions On Laptop, Tablet Imports: Report
India is loosening its planned restrictions on imports of laptops, tablets and other IT hardware, giving manufacturers such as Apple Inc., HP Inc. and Dell Technologies Inc. more time to prepare for potential curbs.
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Dell, HP, Lenovo Among 32 Firms That Applied to Make Laptops in India, Says IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw
At least 32 international electronics companies have applied to India's incentive programme to make laptops, tablets and servers in the country, IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw, weeks after the government announced restrictions on laptop imports.
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On Import Curb On Tech Devices, India, US Agree To Find Solution
With the US flagging concerns over India's decision to impose import curbs on certain electronic devices, both countries have agreed to find a solution that addresses the concerns of both nations, according to USTR.
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Minister Piyush Goyal Spotlights Security Concerns In Laptop Import Curbs
Union minister of commerce and industry Piyush Goyal on Thursday said that there are security concerns involved in the decision to restrict import of laptops.
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No Proposal On Import Restrictions On More Electronic Items: Top Official
There is no proposal at present to impose import restrictions on more electronic goods, Commerce Secretary Sunil Barthwal said on Monday.
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Explained: How India Has Clamped Down On Chinese Products, Investment
The Centre said on Friday it would defer the imposition of a licensing requirement for imports of laptops, tablets, and personal computers by three months - partially reversing the surprise decision it announced a day earlier.
-
"Will Make India Manufacturing Hub": Industry Hails Curb On Laptop Imports
Industry leaders have hailed the restrictions imposed on the import of laptops, tablets and other IT hardware into the country.
-
India Delays Laptops Import Restrictions by Three Months
India will provide a transition period of about three months before a new licensing regime for imports of laptops, tablets, and personal computers comes into effect, the country's trade regulator said late on Friday. This is a partial reversal of a surprise decision on Thursday.
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Centre Defers Order To Restrict Imports Of Laptops, Tablets Till October 31
The government on Friday deferred the implementation of the import restriction order on laptops and computers (including tablet computers) by about three months till October 31.
