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Tesla to Reportedly Begin Selling Imported EVs in India by April, Showroom Locations Finalised
Elon Musk’s Tesla has long been rumoured to foray into India’s electric vehicle (EV) market but has faced several hurdles related to localised factory investments, regulations, and high taxes. Now, a recent report suggests that the US-based company could finally be gearing up to bring its fleet of EVs to the country, beginning with several impo...
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Reliance's Jio Platforms Clears Hurdle in Bid to Launch Satellite Internet in India
A joint venture between Reliance Industries' Jio Platforms and Luxembourg-based SES to provide gigabit fibre internet has won approval from the Indian space regulator to operate satellites there, a government executive said.
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Binance Fined $4.4 Million in Canada for Violating Anti-Money Laundering Laws
Canada is the latest country that has taken action against crypto exchange Binance. The reason cited for the $ 4 million fine is Binance’s violation of Canada’s anti-money laundering rules while conducting its operations in 2023.
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Freezing Temperatures, Rain Pose Fresh Challenge To Uttarakhand Rescue Op
A rain forecast and temperatures dropping to 4 degrees Celsius pose additional hurdles in the ongoing rescue operations to free 41 construction workers trapped under a collapsed tunnel in Uttarakhand's Uttarkashi.
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Manual Drilling To Start Tomorrow As Fresh Snag Halts Uttarkashi Tunnel Op
The rescue operation to save 41 workers trapped in the collapsed tunnel in Uttarakhand's Uttarkashi district faced another hurdle Friday evening as drilling was halted once again.
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New York Assembly Puts Hurdles Before Non-Green Crypto Miners Looking to Set Shop in State
The state of New York will block non-green crypto miners from operating from the state for two years, a new rule in the region says. The New York Assembly has passed a bill seeking this provision to curb carbon emissions caused due to crypto mining in the area.
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iPhone 12, Xiaomi Devices from China Hit by India Import Hurdles: Sources
India’s delayed quality clearances for electronic goods from China slowed the import of the iPhone 12 and held up products from Xiaomi and other companies.
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India Needs to Reduce E-Commerce Restrictions to Revive Economy: Amazon Executive
"There is so much opportunity to just let e-commerce thrive versus trying to define every single guard rail under which it should operate," Amazon's India head Amit Agarwal told Reuters.
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"Behavioural Pattern To Create Hurdles": Hardeep Puri On AAP Government
The Delhi government has such a behavioural pattern that they always create "hurdles", Union minister Hardeep Singh Puri alleged on Wednesday, days after the AAP dispensation imposed a condition of 50-50 sharing in operational losses in the Metro Phase IV.
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Vodafone-Idea Merger Said to Edge Closer to Completion
Idea Cellular and Vodafone are said to have cleared the last regulatory hurdle to merge their operations in India.
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Idea Shares Close 7% Higher As Vodafone Deal Clears Government Hurdle
Shares of Idea Cellular Ltd surged 16.6 per cent to their highest in over a month on Tuesday, after the operator paid the department of telecommunications (DoT) money it had demanded relating to its merger with Vodafone's India unit.
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Uber Says No Change in Growth, Investment Plans for India Amid Global Turmoil
Uber said it is "thinking hard"about how the company can foster a culture of inclusion and diversity in India and is bolstering existing practices.
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Vodafone, Idea Merger Talks - Full of Opportunities and Challenges
The Vodafone Idea merger will pave the way for India's biggest telecom operator, which will be better positioned to take on Airtel and Reliance Jio.
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New Rules On Network Rollout To Reduce Call Drops: Industry Body COAI
Cellular operators' body COAI has said that new rules on installation of mobile towers and laying of optical cables will reduce call drops, rev up broadband speeds and improve service quality for consumers.
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Irish Police Go Hi-Tech To Combat Christmas Tree Thieves
Fed up with roaming gangs stealing their Christmas trees, farmers and police in Ireland have turned to smartphones and helicopter patrols to ensure they can keep delivering festive cheer to customers.
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Tesla to Reportedly Begin Selling Imported EVs in India by April, Showroom Locations Finalised
Elon Musk’s Tesla has long been rumoured to foray into India’s electric vehicle (EV) market but has faced several hurdles related to localised factory investments, regulations, and high taxes. Now, a recent report suggests that the US-based company could finally be gearing up to bring its fleet of EVs to the country, beginning with several impo...
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Reliance's Jio Platforms Clears Hurdle in Bid to Launch Satellite Internet in India
A joint venture between Reliance Industries' Jio Platforms and Luxembourg-based SES to provide gigabit fibre internet has won approval from the Indian space regulator to operate satellites there, a government executive said.
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Binance Fined $4.4 Million in Canada for Violating Anti-Money Laundering Laws
Canada is the latest country that has taken action against crypto exchange Binance. The reason cited for the $ 4 million fine is Binance’s violation of Canada’s anti-money laundering rules while conducting its operations in 2023.
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Freezing Temperatures, Rain Pose Fresh Challenge To Uttarakhand Rescue Op
A rain forecast and temperatures dropping to 4 degrees Celsius pose additional hurdles in the ongoing rescue operations to free 41 construction workers trapped under a collapsed tunnel in Uttarakhand's Uttarkashi.
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Manual Drilling To Start Tomorrow As Fresh Snag Halts Uttarkashi Tunnel Op
The rescue operation to save 41 workers trapped in the collapsed tunnel in Uttarakhand's Uttarkashi district faced another hurdle Friday evening as drilling was halted once again.
-
New York Assembly Puts Hurdles Before Non-Green Crypto Miners Looking to Set Shop in State
The state of New York will block non-green crypto miners from operating from the state for two years, a new rule in the region says. The New York Assembly has passed a bill seeking this provision to curb carbon emissions caused due to crypto mining in the area.
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iPhone 12, Xiaomi Devices from China Hit by India Import Hurdles: Sources
India’s delayed quality clearances for electronic goods from China slowed the import of the iPhone 12 and held up products from Xiaomi and other companies.
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India Needs to Reduce E-Commerce Restrictions to Revive Economy: Amazon Executive
"There is so much opportunity to just let e-commerce thrive versus trying to define every single guard rail under which it should operate," Amazon's India head Amit Agarwal told Reuters.
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"Behavioural Pattern To Create Hurdles": Hardeep Puri On AAP Government
The Delhi government has such a behavioural pattern that they always create "hurdles", Union minister Hardeep Singh Puri alleged on Wednesday, days after the AAP dispensation imposed a condition of 50-50 sharing in operational losses in the Metro Phase IV.
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Vodafone-Idea Merger Said to Edge Closer to Completion
Idea Cellular and Vodafone are said to have cleared the last regulatory hurdle to merge their operations in India.
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Idea Shares Close 7% Higher As Vodafone Deal Clears Government Hurdle
Shares of Idea Cellular Ltd surged 16.6 per cent to their highest in over a month on Tuesday, after the operator paid the department of telecommunications (DoT) money it had demanded relating to its merger with Vodafone's India unit.
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Uber Says No Change in Growth, Investment Plans for India Amid Global Turmoil
Uber said it is "thinking hard"about how the company can foster a culture of inclusion and diversity in India and is bolstering existing practices.
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Vodafone, Idea Merger Talks - Full of Opportunities and Challenges
The Vodafone Idea merger will pave the way for India's biggest telecom operator, which will be better positioned to take on Airtel and Reliance Jio.
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New Rules On Network Rollout To Reduce Call Drops: Industry Body COAI
Cellular operators' body COAI has said that new rules on installation of mobile towers and laying of optical cables will reduce call drops, rev up broadband speeds and improve service quality for consumers.
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Irish Police Go Hi-Tech To Combat Christmas Tree Thieves
Fed up with roaming gangs stealing their Christmas trees, farmers and police in Ireland have turned to smartphones and helicopter patrols to ensure they can keep delivering festive cheer to customers.
