Author: News Desk

Apple’s latest iPhone 15 model, assembled in India, is set to reach the hands of eager customers on September 23. This marks a significant milestone for Apple as it diversifies its manufacturing operations beyond China, with India playing a pivotal role. Bridging the Gap with Indian Production The move to manufacture the iPhone 15 in India is part of Apple’s strategy to bridge the gap between its Indian operations and its main manufacturing hubs in China. Apple began mass production of the iPhone 15 at Foxconn Technology Group’s factory in southern Tamil Nadu last month. Global Availability of Indian-Made iPhones…

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Saudia Airlines to Inaugurate Bengaluru Airport’s Terminal 2 (T2) Bengaluru Airport Prepares to Welcome First Foreign Carrier In a significant milestone for Kempegowda International Airport in Bengaluru, Saudia Airlines is poised to become the first foreign carrier to land at the airport’s state-of-the-art Terminal 2 (T2) on September 12, 2023. This development marks a significant step in the airport’s expansion plans, which include transforming T2 into an international hub for flights. Saudia Airlines’ Arrival at T2 Saudia Airlines, the flag carrier of Saudi Arabia, is scheduled to make its debut at T2 with flight SV866 originating from Jeddah. The aircraft…

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Malayalam Film Industry Faces Box Office Slump: A Closer Look The Malayalam film industry, known for its unique and compelling storytelling, is grappling with a box office slump. In recent years, this industry has experienced a surge of hit movies, but in 2023, success at the box office has become a rarity. This shift has raised concerns among filmmakers about the commercial viability of their projects and has left smaller films in a precarious position. Let’s delve deeper into the factors contributing to this decline and the challenges faced by the Malayalam film industry. Thinning Stream of Hits The year…

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In a conversation with Sudhanshu Mani the visionary behind Indian Railways’ Vande Bharat trains, , in Deccan Herald, delves into the complexities and aspirations of India’s railway network. From the need for higher speeds to passenger-centric reforms and the prospect of privatization, Mani sheds light on critical issues that are shaping the future of rail transportation in the country. Vande Bharat’s Need for Speed Sudhanshu Mani emphasizes the importance of increasing the average speed of Vande Bharat trains to at least 100 kmph. He explains how these trains, renowned for their acceleration and deceleration capabilities, managed to reduce travel time…

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Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte’s Interest in Karnataka’s Semiconductor Sector Exploring Investment Opportunities in Karnataka Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte’s recent visit to Bengaluru, India, following his participation in the G20 Summit in New Delhi, has sparked interest in the burgeoning semiconductor sector in Karnataka. Rutte, accompanied by a business delegation, engaged in discussions with both Indian and Karnataka state governments to explore opportunities for Dutch companies to establish a stronger foothold in this crucial industry. Expanding Dutch Presence in Karnataka During his visit, Rutte expressed his eagerness to deepen collaboration between the Netherlands and Karnataka, a state that already…

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In the modern business landscape, technology has emerged as a driving force behind marketing efforts for companies of all sizes. Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have especially embraced technology for its promises of efficiency, automation, and reach. However, as we explored in our previous column, technology is not a one-size-fits-all solution. In this article, we delve into the potential pitfalls where technology can fail marketing for SMEs. 1. Rushing In Without a Clear Strategy One of the most common missteps is adopting technology without a well-defined marketing strategy. Many SMEs dive headfirst into digital marketing tools with hopes of quick results. However, technology alone cannot…

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The India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC) made headlines during the recent G20 summit in New Delhi, where it was unveiled as a landmark initiative. This ambitious project promises to revitalize key railway and port infrastructure in India, opening doors for companies like Ircon International, Rail Vikas Nigam Ltd (RVNL), Larsen & Toubro (L&T), Tata Projects, and GMR. Additionally, ports along India’s western coast, such as Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust (Navi Mumbai), Deendayal Port Authority (Kandla), Mundra Port (owned by the Adani group), and Pipavav Port (owned by APM Terminals), stand to reap substantial benefits from the IMEC. This article explores…

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The recently concluded G20 Summit in New Delhi marked a significant moment for global diplomacy and cooperation. Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, G20 members unanimously adopted the ‘Delhi Declaration’, highlighting major achievements under the finance track during India’s presidency of the group. Navigating Geo-Political Challenges India assumed the G20 presidency at a challenging time of geo-political tension. However, the focus remained on ensuring that divergences didn’t overshadow developmental concerns of the global economy. Strengthening Multilateral Development Banks (MDBs) The summit witnessed an agreement among G20 members on the need for better, bigger, and more effective Multilateral Development…

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India and Saudi Arabia Ink Eight Agreements during State Visit New Delhi, September 11, 2023 – The State visit of Crown Prince and Prime Minister of Saudi Arabia, Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, to India has resulted in the signing of eight significant agreements between the two nations. These agreements span various sectors and signify a growing partnership between the two countries. Energy Cooperation One of the key agreements signed during the visit was in the field of energy. This agreement, signed by the Saudi Minister of Energy and India’s Minister of New and Renewable Energy, paves the…

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In the fast-paced digital realm of China’s online marketplace, Taobao, an unusual product known as “Einstein’s Brain” has ignited a frenzy. Marketed as a gateway to unlocking latent intellect, this virtual offering has seized the curiosity of thousands, touting a mental transformation reminiscent of the renowned physicist, Albert Einstein. But amid the buzz and allure, questions linger: Is “Einstein’s Brain” genuinely a pathway to enlightenment, or merely a digital placebo? The Taobao Craze: Thousands Seek Intellectual Awakening On the bustling digital aisles of Taobao, over 20,000 customers have delved into the enigmatic realm of “Einstein’s Brain,” allured by its meager…

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