The Minister of Electronics and Information Technology, T Ashwini Vaishnav, took to social media platform X to announce achievements in the mobile industry.
In a noteworthy post, the Minister disclosed that India's mobile sector has undergone remarkable expansion, experiencing a twentyfold growth in just nine years. Minister Vaishnav shared on X, "Met with the mobile industry to assess progress. The industry has surged 20 times in nine years. In 2014: 78 percent import-dependent; by 2023: 99.2 percent of all mobiles sold in India are 'Made in India."
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CJI PERMITS VIRTUAL HEARINGS, RULES OUT FULL ONLINE SHIFT
However, CJI did not allow top court to go fully online, affirms lawyers' option to appear virtually.
At 78.67 lakh, Metro records highesther dailyltidership
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BJP youth wing stages protest
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Gopal Rai seeks PM's help on pollution
The AAP government in Delhi has urged the Prime Minister to expedite the process of implementing artificial rain in the capital.
SC dismisses bail petition after adjournment sought for 4th time
The Supreme Court in the case Nilesh Dnyaneshwar Desale Versus The State Of Maharashtra observed and has dismissed the petition filed seeking bail after adjournment was sought on the fourth occasion.
RAJASTHAN HIGH COURT IMPLEADS THEN JODHPUR COLLECTOR, SDO, TEHSILDAR IN ENCROACHMENT CASE; WARNS OF JAIL SENTENCE IF ORDERS ARE NOT FOLLOWED
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Delhi air pollution: Supreme Court advises use of masks amid *severe*, air quality In Delhi-NCR
The Supreme Court in the case has issued strict adherence to preventive health measures, which includes wearing masks, as air quality in Delhi-NCR continues to deteriorate.
SC: Labour Court's factual finding should not be disturbed by Writ Court without a compelling reason
The Supreme Court in the case Ganapati Bhikarao Naik Versus Nuclear Power Corporation Of India Limited observed that the factual findings of a Labour Court should not be normally disturbed by a Writ Court without a compelling reason.
CASTE CENSUS: BRIDGING INEQUALITY OR DIVIDING INDIA?
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Calcutta High Court: Govt office is public property, any political party ransacking it must be appropriately charged
The Calcutta High Court in the case Amiruddin Versus The State Of West Bengal And Ors observed and took a strong objection wherein the petition is filed highlighting the alleged ransacking of a panchayat office by workers of a certain political party.
