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Donald Trump’s tariffs hit where it hurts! Unrest & mass protests erupt in China’s factories

Demonstrations are expanding throughout China as the consequences of Trump’s tariffs push manufacturing industries towards collapse. (AI image) Donald Trump tariff impact: Civil disorder and unrest has broken out across China as severe tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump are expected to severely impact the country’s export-based economy, leading to business closures, wage defaults…

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From assemblers to innovators: India’s Rs 22,919 crore push to dominate electronics components

What sets this new PLI scheme apart is its structured incentives, strategically designed to support Indian manufacturers. (AI image) By Nikit Popli and Neetu SinghIn a strategic move to accelerate India’s vision of becoming a global electronics manufacturing hub, the Union Cabinet has approved a Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme worth ₹22,919 crore for the manufacturing…

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Air India may face $600m loss from Pakistan airspace ban, mulls China route: Report

Air India. (Representative image) NEW DELHI: Due to Pakistan’s closure of its airspace to Indian carriers, Air India anticipates additional expenses of approximately $600 million if Pakistan’s airspace restriction continues for a year, and has requested compensation from the central government, according to a company letter obtained by Reuters.Indian airlines are preparing for increased fuel…

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PM Modi to inaugurate Vizhinjam Seaport: 10 things to know about India’s first transshipment hub

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to inaugurate the Vizhinjam International Deepwater Multipurpose Seaport on today. Located in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, the port is billed as India’s first dedicated transshipment facility and is expected to significantly reduce the country’s dependence on foreign ports, especially for container handling. Developed at an estimated cost of Rs 8,867 crore…

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Lend, baby, lend: Borrowers getting younger

MUMBAI: When HDFC began offering home loansin the late 1970s, credit was a privilege, accessed cautiously and late in life. A large downpayment was a prerequisite, and only those in their 40s, with years of savings, could typically afford to borrow.Today, credit is accessed much earlier and more casually, with a growing number of Indians…

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