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Swiss chocolate giant Barry Callebaut to set up production in India
26 Sep 2014
India is expected to increase chocolate consumption by 15 per cent every year
Taiwan investigating security threat from Xiaomi
24 Sep 2014
Finnish start-up Jolla in discussions Indian smartphone makers to license its Sailfinsh OS
24 Sep 2014
Supreme Court cancels allocation of 214 coal blocks, spares 4
24 Sep 2014
The Supreme Court ruling will have major implications for the country's energy sector
Supreme Court cancels allocation of 214 coal blocks, spares 4
24 Sep 2014
The Supreme Court ruling will have major implications for the country's energy sector
Price cap on 108 “non-essential” drugs lifted as govt reverses stance
23 Sep 2014
Drug firms are now expected to jack up prices of a range of drugs used in the treatment of diseases from diabetes and cardio-vascular diseases to HIV/AIDS
Datawind promises Rs2,000-Android phone with free internet by Diwali
20 Sep 2014
If the Rs2,000-Android handset that bundles free data for life works out as planned, Datawind will play a major role in Narendera Modi government’s Digital India initiative
Indian Pharma regulator cuts prices of 43 drug formulations
19 Sep 2014
The price cuts will make formulations used to treat infections and gastro intestinal disorders, a few vaccines, and commonly used antibiotics such as Ciprofloxacin HCl, Cloxacillin and Rifampicin, cheaper by up to 50 per cent
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