A young man from Meerut helped âmade in Chinaâ Xiaomi sweep Indiaâs smartphone market
In Xiaomi , Jayadevan P.K. chronicles how the company built a cult following & went from a Chinese start-up to a global player in the smartphone market.
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Xiaomi made a splash when it sold all of its inventory (10,000 devices) in just a few seconds on Indiaâs popular e-commerce site Flipkart. But it was nowhere close to being a serious competitor to other brands that had established a strong foothold in the Indian market over the course of several years. Besides, Xiaomi still had one more challenge that it had to urgently overcome before it could successfully penetrate this foreign market.
Senior GRP official admits delaying tactics Railway police yet to act against ABVP youths who bullied nuns A senior GRP official, who sought anonymity, said the office of the SP is resorting to “delaying tactics”
Railway police are yet to act against the ABVP members whose false allegation of illegal conversions led to two nuns and two women postulants being forced off a train 13 days ago and made to sit four hours in the GRP station at Jhansi Junction.
A senior GRP official who sought anonymity said the office of the SP railways, which is probing whether the four youths should be prosecuted, is resorting to “delaying tactics”.
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Traders, millers and brokers are upbeat that the rising trend in cotton prices will sustain in 2021-22 owing to projections of lower sowing in major cotton growing countries such as the United States, Brazil and India.
Prices of Indian cotton have increased 5% in the past one month, following the bullish trend in international prices. However, cotton exports are strong as Indian cotton is cheaper than the overseas varieties.
Traders, millers and brokers are upbeat that the rising trend in cotton prices will sustain in 2021-22 owing to projections of lower sowing in major cotton growing countries such as the United States, Brazil and India.
DGGI Gurugram arrests man for defrauding exchequer
By IANS| Published: 1st March 2021 10:26 pm IST
New Delhi, March 1 : The Gurugram Zonal Unit of Directorate General of GST Intelligence has arrested a man for defrauding exchequer in excess of Rs 13.76 crore.
The arrested Pradeep Jain is the Director of M/s PSR Metals Pvt Ltd that has been found to be involved in tax fraud.
The investigation on the company found that Jain claimed to procure both old and non-guarantee batteries from various registered and unregistered dealers and also claimed to manufacture lead from old batteries and doing trading of new batteries (termed non-guarantee batteries).