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Govt readies RFP seeking proposals from companies to set up semiconductor plants
The government will soon put out a request for proposal document seeking formal applications from companies to set up semiconductor plants, senior officials said. The officials said several companies showed…
Crying over a delivery executive’s salary? Read on
After 75 yrs, if we are comparing educated men to labourers and asking them,’ What’s the problem with this salary?’ Then we should all take some blame and feel a…
Covid-19 impact on rural India? A record breaking growth of 165% in Chyawanprash sales
A study conducted by Storeking across 22,000 rural Kirana stores monitored purchase habits in categories like Baby Care, Food and Beverages, Home Care and Personal Care Staples brings some interesting…
With 1000+ Farmers, This Bengaluru-Based Startup Brings You Food Directly From The Farm!
Farmizen believes that the future of food is in helping small farmers succeed and letting them shepherd our soil in a climate-friendly way.
The lowdown on the farmer’s protest and Agricultural Reforms: Everything you need to know
Long Thread on Farmers protests & Agri reforms: What is the protest all about? Who gets impacted & how? Why are protests concentrated in Punjab & Haryana? Are these really…
Winning the climate change argument: A Story from Kutch
No one is really out to save the environment yet almost everyone uses a solar product. A thread from Bhuj, Kutch. Kutch weather is perfect for use of solar. We…
ELO lets you listen to your favourite audio content in your own language
ELO has been designed for the next billion users who seek content in their own language.
Mitron app suspended from Google Play Store
Google has pulled the Mitron app.
Google red-flagged the app and decided to suspend it for violating its ‘spam and minimum functionality’ policy.
According to Google’s policy, apps should provide users with a basic degree of functionality and a respectful user experience. Another clause of the policy mentions a ‘repetitive content’, which means ‘copying content from other apps without adding any original content or value’ amounts to a violation.
In 1 year, Vande Bharat Express Registers record 93 crores in revenue
Aimed at offering travellers a comfortable and enhanced transportation service, the New Delhi-Varanasi Vande Bharat Express, India’s first indigenously-built Trainset, completes the first year of its successful run raking up about Rs 93 crore revenue, a record for the Indian Railways.
Vande Bharat Express, India’s first semi-high speed train, also known as Train-18 was manufactured at a cost of Rs. 98 crores in Chennai in 2018.
Marketing without advertising? Manu Jain shares the Xiaomi India story
Xiaomi managed to ‘crack’ India without going through the traditional route for smartphone brands i.e setting up a massive distribution network spanning rural and urban India and spending bucketloads of…
Ola unveils self-drive car-sharing service ‘Ola Drive’
Ride-hailing platform Ola has unveiled its self-drive car-sharing service ‘Ola Drive’ that will allow users to rent cars for periods ranging from 2 hours up to 3 months. The service…
AWS to foster innovation in Indian healthcare & agriculture using Machine Learning and IoT
AWS and Agriculture? Well, AWS is actively exploring moving into the healthcare and agriculture space in India and enable innovation in these sectors via their expertise in cloud computing and…
Major job cuts in auto & mobile handsets sector
The last year has been a rough one for the auto industry as it has seen the steepest volume contraction in over a decade in the June quarter. The automotive…
Sales plunged by 36% in July for automobile major Maruti Suzuki – highest fall in two decades
India’s largest passenger vehicle maker, Maruti Suzuki India Ltd witnessed the sharpest drop in sales in the last two decades. The high base effect of the first half of the…
Your next order from Aliexpress is set to get costlier
Chinese ecommerce platforms have been shipping goods to Indian consumers by marking them as ‘gifts’, to exempt them from customs duty.
