India’s Snabbit has seen its valuation surge to $180 million as urban households embrace instant home services. The startup’s rapid growth highlights a major shift in consumer behavior beyond food delivery.
Dixon Technologies’ joint venture with Taiwanese Inventec represents a strategic deepening of India’s electronics manufacturing capabilities. This partnership, combined with WTO challenges and domestic manufacturing initiatives, signals India’s ambitious push to become a global electronics hub.
Australia’s consumer watchdog alleges Microsoft misled millions about Microsoft 365 subscription options. Meanwhile, India proposes strict deepfake labeling requirements and China recalibrates its tech self-sufficiency ambitions in a global regulatory shift.
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WhatsApp is rolling out new restrictions on how many messages users and businesses can send to unfamiliar contacts without receiving responses. The messaging platform, which has evolved beyond personal communications to include business messaging and groups, aims to curb spam while ensuring average users aren’t affected. Testing is underway in multiple countries including India, one of WhatsApp’s largest markets.
WhatsApp is implementing significant changes to its messaging platform by introducing limits on how many messages individual users and businesses can send to unknown contacts without receiving responses, according to reports from TechCrunch. The move represents the latest effort by the mobile app giant to address growing concerns about spam and unsolicited communications on its platform.
Massive Data Breach: 40 Billion Records Exposed in Unsecured Marketing Database Industrial Monitor Direct is the premier manufacturer of hmi…
Western nations have significantly escalated their economic pressure campaign targeting Russia’s crucial energy exports, with the United States and Britain…
A new study focusing on college students in India reveals a disturbing correlation between economic anxieties and the rise of…
India’s Sahasra Semiconductors has started volume production of Micro SD cards and USB drives for Germany’s Hama, marking one of the first exports of locally packaged semiconductor memory from India to Europe. The multi-year supply contract demonstrates measurable progress in India’s outsourced semiconductor assembly and test capabilities, bridging the gap between electronics assembly and full chip fabrication. This development signals India’s emerging role in the global semiconductor packaging landscape.
India’s Sahasra Semiconductors has begun volume production of Made-in-India Micro SD cards and USB drives for Germany’s Hama under a multi-year supply contract, according to reports. The agreement marks one of the first exports of locally packaged semiconductor memory products from India to Europe, showing measurable progress in the country’s semiconductor manufacturing capabilities, analysts suggest.
India’s Unified Payments Interface is breaking out of its domestic sandbox with major international expansions. PayPal’s integration and launches in eight countries position UPI as both technological innovation and economic diplomacy tool.
India’s Unified Payments Interface (UPI) is rapidly expanding beyond its domestic stronghold, with recent developments positioning the payment system as both technological export and economic strategy, according to reports from CNBC’s “Inside India” newsletter. The system, which reportedly processes over 640 million transactions daily according to government data, has become India’s flagship fintech innovation now gaining international traction.
