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Deepak Adhikari
Deepak Adhikari is a freelance journalist based in Kathmandu, Nepal. He was the editor of Nepal Check, a fact-checking platform in Nepal. From March 2020 to July 2022, he was the editor of South Asia Check, Nepal's pioneering fact-checking outlet. His areas of work include Nepal's politics, ...
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Claim that blames 5G 'radiation' for rising Covid-19 cases is baseless
09 May 2021
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southasiacheck.org
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English
| 5G Technology
A false claim circulating on social media in Nepal suggests that 5G radiation is responsible for rising Covid-19 cases, particularly in India. The claim, shared by a Pokhara-based photographer, has been debunked by experts and fact-checking organizations. 5G technology, which is still being tested in Nepal, is not linked to the spread of the coronavirus. The World Health Organization has stated that viruses cannot travel on radio waves or mobile networks. The article emphasizes that misinformation about 5G has been prevalent, partly due to fears of government surveillance.
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Adnan Bhat
Adnan Bhat is a journalist based in New Delhi, India.
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Kirana stores resisted e-commerce, but can they survive instant delivery onslaught?
21 Nov 2024
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Scroll.in
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English
| Quick-commerce
Kirana stores in India, long resistant to e-commerce, face a new challenge from quick-commerce companies like Zepto and Blinkit, which offer rapid delivery services. Despite efforts to adapt, such as offering home delivery, many kirana stores are struggling to compete with the convenience and pricing of these new services. The All India Consumer Products Distributors Federation is advocating for regulatory measures to ensure fair competition. While some kirana stores are finding ways to survive by leveraging personal relationships and local credit systems, the rapid expansion of quick-commerce into smaller cities poses a significant threat to their traditional business model.
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Rebecca Bundhun
Rebecca Bundhun is a British journalist based in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. She writes for publications including The International New York Times and The National newspaper, Abu Dhabi. She focuses on business, economics, and social issues in India.
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How will India’s new restrictions on electronic goods affect the economy?
14 Aug 2023
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The National
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English
| Economic Development
India is intensifying efforts to enhance its local electronics manufacturing sector to attract global companies seeking alternatives to China. The government has imposed new licensing requirements for importing laptops, tablets, and personal computers to boost domestic production. This move is expected to impact international brands like Apple and Samsung. India's electronics and IT minister, Rajeev Chandrasekhar, emphasized the goal of ensuring trusted hardware and reducing import dependence. Indian companies such as Elista and Skyball are aligning with government initiatives like Make in India to grow the industry. India aims to reach $300 billion in domestic electronics manufacturing by 2026. The government is also offering financial incentives and promoting skill development to support this sector. Despite the progress, challenges such as outdated infrastructure, complex logistics, and a shortage of skilled workers need to be addressed to further advance the industry.
Grace Dobush
I’m Grace Dobush, a freelance journalist based in Germany and operating worldwide. I’m a polymath with a wide range of interests, and my editorial experience includes everything from politics and history to graphic design and craft business. I love working on stories that give historical context to ...
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EU Biometric Database To Be One of World's Largest—What Could Go Wrong
01 May 2019
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fortune.com
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English
| Security
The EU's Common Identity Repository (CIR) aims to consolidate biometric data on visitors, migrants, and some EU citizens to enhance security and track unauthorized activities. Critics warn of increased risks of data breaches and misuse. The system, costing at least €1.1 billion, will integrate existing and new databases, affecting hundreds of millions. Comparisons are drawn to India's Aadhaar system, highlighting potential security flaws. Advocates argue it will aid law enforcement, while critics emphasize privacy concerns and potential discrimination against immigrants and refugees.
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Avi Gopani
Avi Gopani is an Erasmus Mundus Journalism masters student. She is currently working as an independent journalist, interested in travel, cultural and political journalism.
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Why can’t India afford to miss the Web3 boat?
01 Oct 2023
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analyticsindiamag.com
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English
| Technology
Web3, the third generation of the internet characterized by decentralization, is seen as a crucial opportunity for India to establish itself as a tech superpower. Despite past missed opportunities in Web1 and Web2 due to infrastructural and policy shortcomings, India has the potential to leverage its strong software development capabilities to contribute significantly to its GDP. However, challenges such as the need for robust policies, infrastructure, and addressing the digital divide remain. The article emphasizes the importance of not missing the Web3 boat to avoid hindering the Digital India mission and highlights the need for conducive policies and technological advancements to support this transition.
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Naressa Khan
I am a versatile writer specializing in content creation, research, and creative solutions. I develop ideal narratives and content leads in various formats, for various market segments. Whether an exclusive feature article, a crisp ad copy, a succinct web page, or an extensive brand book, my work ...
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Will Mukesh Ambani, India’s richest man, get even richer in 2020?
30 Jan 2020
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South China Morning Post
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English
| E-commerce
Mukesh Ambani is focusing on dominating India's e-commerce market with JioMart, which will offer over 50,000 grocery products. Ambani aims to reorganize India's retail market and expects new businesses to contribute significantly to Reliance Industry's revenue. His family life is also expanding with his son Anant's engagement to Radhika Merchant. Ambani's fashion sense is gaining attention, complementing his family's established style presence.
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Namrata Kolachalam
Namrata Kolachalam is a photographer and journalist based in Mumbai, India.
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The Privacy Battle Over the World's Largest Biometric Database
05 Sept 2017
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The Atlantic
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English
| Social Welfare
The article discusses India's Aadhaar program, the world's largest biometric database, which has enrolled over 1 billion people and is integrated into various aspects of daily life in India. The program, initially voluntary, has become almost mandatory for accessing a range of services and benefits. While the Indian government claims Aadhaar reduces corruption and streamlines service delivery, critics argue it leads to a surveillance state and has faced implementation issues, particularly affecting the poor and underserved. The Indian Supreme Court's recent recognition of a fundamental right to privacy has raised questions about Aadhaar's constitutionality, with a ruling that could either curtail or endorse the program's expansion. The article also highlights instances of data leaks and potential misuse of personal information, raising concerns about privacy and social stigma. The Supreme Court's decision is being watched globally, with several countries interested in adopting similar systems.
Sandeep Kumar
I'm Sandeep kumar "video journalist based in Bihar, India.I usually work as a fixer, researcher and field producer for foreign crews in India, Nepal.
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Xiaomi UniBlade Trimmer Launched in India: Read on to know more
17 Mar 2024
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Smartprix
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English
| Telecommunications
Xiaomi has expanded its Mi Trimmer product line in India with the launch of the UniBlade Trimmer. This new lifestyle product aims to enhance the grooming experience for consumers. In the realm of online banking, the article provides a guide on how to reset the online SBI Profile Password, emphasizing the importance of securing personal and financial information. Realme is generating buzz in the smartphone market by teasing a flagship phone with a periscope lens, sparking speculation about whether it could be the GT 5 Pro or the Realme 12 Pro Plus. Lastly, Reliance Jio has announced new international roaming plans tailored for customers traveling to the USA and UAE, detailing the prices and benefits of these plans.
Peter Noronha
Peter Noronha is a journalist based in Goa Velha, India.
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Reliance Industries Gains Over 1% Ahead Of Q2 Results
22 Oct 2021
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NDTV Profit
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English
| Stock Market
Reliance Industries shares rose over 1% ahead of its Q2 results, with the company previously reporting a net profit of Rs 12,273 crore for the June quarter, a 7.25% decline from the previous year due to increased expenses. Reliance Retail's net profit more than doubled to Rs 962 crore, and Reliance Jio's net profit increased by 45% annually to Rs 3,651 crore, driven by a nearly 10% rise in revenues.
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Rishi Raj
RISHI RAJ is a journalist based in New Delhi, India. A drop out student BJMC 2ND YEAR. very inspire to photojournalism.
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Ratan Tata’s not so sweet tryst with telecom
11 Oct 2024
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Financialexpress
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English
| Corporate History
Ratan Tata's tenure at Tata Sons saw the group enter various sectors, including a challenging journey in telecom services. Despite early entry and partnerships, Tata's telecom ventures faced strategic missteps, such as focusing on CDMA technology and limited mobility licenses. The group's telecom business struggled against market dynamics and policy changes, leading to the eventual sale of its wireless business to Bharti Airtel. However, Tata Communications remains successful in the enterprise sector, highlighting some positive outcomes from Tata's telecom endeavors.
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Yuvraj Sakhare
Yuvraj Sakhare is a journalist based in New Delhi, Delhi, India. He is a postgraduate in journalism from one of India's top-most Journalisms schools-Asian College of Journalism, Chennai.
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TRAI chief RS Sharma slams telecom operators, says allegations of bias 'absolutely uncalled for'
13 Mar 2018
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www.firstpost.com
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English
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TRAI Chairman RS Sharma criticized incumbent telecom operators for alleging bias in the regulator's rules, particularly on predatory pricing. Vodafone and Bharti Airtel have expressed strong opposition, with Airtel and Idea Cellular challenging the norms in court. The Cellular Operators Association of India also criticized the new rules, claiming they disadvantage all operators except Reliance Jio. Sharma defended TRAI's decisions, emphasizing fairness and transparency, and urged operators to challenge regulations legally rather than through public accusations.
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Anjali Sharma
Anjali Sharma is a journalist based in Melbourne, Australia.
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Parliament Approves Telecommunications Bill, 2023
21 Dec 2023
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www.theceo.in
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English
| Technology
The Indian Parliament has approved the Telecommunications Bill, 2023, which aims to modernize outdated telecom laws. Key provisions include stringent measures against fraud, combatting SIM card spoofing, mandatory user consent for advertising messages, protection of press correspondents' messages, and the use of biometric data for new connections. The bill has been praised by industry bodies but has raised concerns among privacy advocates and some opposition members. The telecom sector anticipates a more secure and regulated environment pending the President's approval.
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