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Navy vs Pirates Of The Arabian: Inside India's Daring Red Sea Missions
The Indian Navy carried out 18 rescue ops in the Arabian Sea since mid-December under its Operation Sankalp, launched after attacks on merchant ships in the Gulf of Oman in June 2019.
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Tata Wants to Build Country's Biggest iPhone Assembly Plant as Apple Seeks to Up Manufacturing in India
Tata Group is said to be planning to build the biggest iPhone assembly plant in the country, as the company takes advantage of the Cupertino company's plans to ramp up iPhone production in India. The factor is being planned in Hosur in Tamil Nadu and Tata is said to be planning to begin operations at the iPhone assembly plant in 12 to 18 months.
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iPhone 15 Production Begins In India, Apple's Biggest Update In 3 Years
Apple Inc.'s next-generation iPhone 15 is beginning production in Tamil Nadu, in an effort to further narrow the gap between its India operations and main manufacturing base in China.
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Apple Supplier Foxconn Begins iPhone 15 Production in India: Details
Apple’s next-generation iPhone 15 is beginning production in Tamil Nadu, in an effort to further narrow the gap between its India operations and main manufacturing base in China.
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Tim Cook to Open First Apple India Stores in Mumbai, Delhi Next Week in Pivot Beyond China
The trip comes seven years after the CEO’s maiden visit in 2016 and coincides with the world’s most valuable company hitting important markers: India sales of iPhones reaching an all-time high and annual iPhone exports from the country reaching billions of dollars.
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State-run firms dominate exploration round, govt sees $600 mn investment
State-run Indian companies have won operating rights for almost half of the 16 blocks awarded under the country's ninth exploration licensing round.
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NELP exploration round again dominated by local firms
State-run companies have won operating rights for almost half of the 16 blocks awarded under the country's ninth exploration licensing round, a government statement said, with foreign firms yet again hardly in evidence.
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Navy vs Pirates Of The Arabian: Inside India's Daring Red Sea Missions
The Indian Navy carried out 18 rescue ops in the Arabian Sea since mid-December under its Operation Sankalp, launched after attacks on merchant ships in the Gulf of Oman in June 2019.
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Tata Wants to Build Country's Biggest iPhone Assembly Plant as Apple Seeks to Up Manufacturing in India
Tata Group is said to be planning to build the biggest iPhone assembly plant in the country, as the company takes advantage of the Cupertino company's plans to ramp up iPhone production in India. The factor is being planned in Hosur in Tamil Nadu and Tata is said to be planning to begin operations at the iPhone assembly plant in 12 to 18 months.
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iPhone 15 Production Begins In India, Apple's Biggest Update In 3 Years
Apple Inc.'s next-generation iPhone 15 is beginning production in Tamil Nadu, in an effort to further narrow the gap between its India operations and main manufacturing base in China.
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Apple Supplier Foxconn Begins iPhone 15 Production in India: Details
Apple’s next-generation iPhone 15 is beginning production in Tamil Nadu, in an effort to further narrow the gap between its India operations and main manufacturing base in China.
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Tim Cook to Open First Apple India Stores in Mumbai, Delhi Next Week in Pivot Beyond China
The trip comes seven years after the CEO’s maiden visit in 2016 and coincides with the world’s most valuable company hitting important markers: India sales of iPhones reaching an all-time high and annual iPhone exports from the country reaching billions of dollars.
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State-run firms dominate exploration round, govt sees $600 mn investment
State-run Indian companies have won operating rights for almost half of the 16 blocks awarded under the country's ninth exploration licensing round.
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NELP exploration round again dominated by local firms
State-run companies have won operating rights for almost half of the 16 blocks awarded under the country's ninth exploration licensing round, a government statement said, with foreign firms yet again hardly in evidence.
