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Amazon unveils largest Indian fulfilment centre at Hyderabad
08 Sep 2017
The three-storey facility has 51 loading and unloading docks that can handle around 1,000 trucks per day , 69 km of fire hydrant piping, more than 500 km of five types of cables, over 15,000 fire sprinklers and a 1.6-km long conveyor belt to move packages
Amazon unveils largest Indian fulfilment centre at Hyderabad
08 Sep 2017
The three-storey facility has 51 loading and unloading docks that can handle around 1,000 trucks per day , 69 km of fire hydrant piping, more than 500 km of five types of cables, over 15,000 fire sprinklers and a 1.6-km long conveyor belt to move packages
Amazon unveils largest Indian fulfilment centre at Hyderabad
08 Sep 2017
The three-storey facility has 51 loading and unloading docks that can handle around 1,000 trucks per day , 69 km of fire hydrant piping, more than 500 km of five types of cables, over 15,000 fire sprinklers and a 1.6-km long conveyor belt to move packages
Apple rejects Trai anti-spam app, says won’t part with user data
08 Sep 2017
The Indian government is now in a piquant situation where a private company, and that too a large foreign one, claims to be the sole custodian of the privacy and personal data of Indian users
Apple rejects Trai anti-spam app, says won’t part with user data
08 Sep 2017
The Indian government is now in a piquant situation where a private company, and that too a large foreign one, claims to be the sole custodian of the privacy and personal data of Indian users
Apple rejects Trai anti-spam app, says won’t part with user data
08 Sep 2017
The Indian government is now in a piquant situation where a private company, and that too a large foreign one, claims to be the sole custodian of the privacy and personal data of Indian users
UK’s JLR to go all-electric starting 2020
07 Sep 2017
Thousands of pro-Trump ads linked to Russian accounts: Facebook
07 Sep 2017
Facebook has revealed that thousands of ads posted on the site over the past two years, tending to favour Donald Trump’s presidential campaign, were linked to fake accounts based in Russia
Thousands of pro-Trump ads linked to Russian accounts: Facebook
07 Sep 2017
Facebook has revealed that thousands of ads posted on the site over the past two years, tending to favour Donald Trump’s presidential campaign, were linked to fake accounts based in Russia
Escorts unveils India’s first electric tractors; launch next year
07 Sep 2017
The Indian engineering conglomerate on Wednesday launched the country’s first electric and hydrostatic concept tractor and an expanded portfolio of tractors for the export and domestic market
Reliance acquires Kemrock in auction-sale by lenders
07 Sep 2017
Kemrock’s total liabilities include lenders’ claims of Rs1,652.18 crore, Rs1.41 crore dues to the EPFO, Rs205.77 crore excise and customs duty dues and a VAT liability of Rs82.16 crore
Reliance acquires Kemrock in auction-sale by lenders
07 Sep 2017
Kemrock’s total liabilities include lenders’ claims of Rs1,652.18 crore, Rs1.41 crore dues to the EPFO, Rs205.77 crore excise and customs duty dues and a VAT liability of Rs82.16 crore
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