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02 Oct 2024
JapanCentre mulls 'Made in India' label to boost global recognition
The Indian government is currently deliberating a scheme aimed at establishing a 'Made in India' label, as per a PTI report.
11 Sep 2024
Indian GovernmentModi government rolls out 'ChatGPT for exporters'
The Indian government has launched a comprehensive trade portal, the Trade Connect ePlatform. This initiative aims to provide a wide range of information related to exports and imports.
19 Sep 2020
FacebookTikTok CEO asks Instagram, Facebook to help fight US ban
A few hours ago, the US Department of Commerce issued an order to ban the downloads of TikTok and WeChat apps, and limit their functionality.
18 Sep 2020
WeChatUS bans TikTok, WeChat downloads from September 20: Details here
In a major move, the US government has announced the decision to ban popular Chinese services TikTok and WeChat.
17 Aug 2020
HuaweiTrump tightens restrictions on Huawei's technology access
Just a few days back, US President Donald Trump signed an executive order to pressurize Chinese giant ByteDance into selling TikTok US within 90 days.
20 Dec 2018
Jawaharlal Nehru UniversityDelhi University: Online entrance examination may be introduced soon
The Delhi University is planning to introduce online entrance exams from next session, said officials.
29 Jul 2018
IndiaHow he defeated poverty to become an IAS officer
When 2016 UPSC results were declared, two names were widely covered: Tina Dabi and Athar Aamir Khan, for being the first two rankers and for being lovers.
24 May 2018
Donald TrumpTrump administration orders probe to consider tariffs on automobile imports
US President Donald Trump today ordered an investigation into the import of automobiles, including trucks, and auto parts, to determine their effects on the US national security, a move that may lead to the imposition of new tariffs on foreign-manufactured automobiles.
05 Aug 2017
Donald TrumpTrump administration appoints 3 Indian-Americans to top govt. roles
The US Senate has confirmed three-Indian Americans for key posts in the government after they were nominated by President Donald Trump.
