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TVs Are Getting More Expensive in India and This Is the Reason Why

TVs Are Getting More Expensive in India and This Is the Reason Why Xiaomi increased its TV prices by over 11 percent in the last couple of months, while Realme silently hiked its TVs by up to over 15 percent. By Jagmeet Singh | Updated: 4 February 2021 14:27 IST Photo Credit: Xiaomi Highlights The government also reimposed custom duty on open-cell panels Local manufacturing may help reduce cost to some extent TV prices in India have increased by around 10 percent or more across all segments and brands, as per market data reviewed on Gadgets 360. Although TV sales, particularly in the fast-growing Smart TV segment, have been rising during the coronavirus-related lockdowns, this might face obstacles now. Young companies including Xiaomi, OnePlus, and Realme, as well as established players such as Samsung and LG, all have seen price hikes on their televisions, and this is bound to affect customers who were planning to make a switch.

Book talk: Top Local Picks from 2020

We re taking a look back at some our top picks from 2020 that either showcase the people, history and culture that define the area or were written by local award-winning/best-selling authors.

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Custom duty hike: Phones may get costlier by 3-4% after Feb 2

Custom duty hike: Phones may get costlier by 3-4% after Feb 2 By IANS|   Posted by Minhaj Adnan  |   Updated: 1st February 2021 3:33 pm IST New Delhi: In another bid to boost domestic manufacturing, the government on Monday announced an increase in custom duty for up to 10 per cent on mobile chargers and some sub-parts of phones, a move that can make handsets costlier by 3-4 per cent from February 2. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, during her Union Budget 2021-22 speech, said that withdrawing exemptions on parts of chargers and mobile phones will boost local manufacturing of smartphones. “Domestic electronic manufacturing has grown rapidly. We are now exporting items like mobiles and chargers,” Sitharaman said.

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