House of Huawei. By Eva Dou. Portfolio; 448 pages; $34. Abacus; £25 It is one of the world’s most controversial companies, supplying much of the developing world with vital telecoms kit. American officials swear it is a spying tool for China’s Communist Party. It has been accused of all manner of infractions, including intellectual-property theft,
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Before President Donald Trump took office for a second time, European officials thought they had him figured out. He was transactional, they said, a man motivated by a good deal. Some bragged they knew how to do business with him based on their interactions with the self-proclaimed deal maker in his first term. They were
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India has “strongly registered” its concerns with the U.S. authorities on the treatment meted out to deportees on a flight that landed in Amritsar on February 5, particularly with respect to the use of shackles, especially on women, the Centre told Parliament on Friday (March 21, 2025). Minister of State for External Affairs Kirti Vardhan
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Law plays a fundamental role in shaping a transforming society by establishing justice and order, adopting evolving norms, and driving progress through legal reforms, said G.V. Selvam, Vice President of Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT), during the inauguration of Justice Unplugged: Shaping the Future of Law, a law conclave organised by the VIT School of
Dear Reader, “Sleep no more! Macbeth does murder sleep” This kept playing in my head in a loop last Friday, which was March 14 and, as online shopping and tourism portals kept reminding me, “World Sleep Day”. Since March 14 was also Holi, I was awakened rudely at 6 am by Amitabh Bachchan’s ghoulish voice
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Private credit funding, in which lenders and borrowers directly negotiate financing without engaging an intermediary, is increasing in size and complexity, as companies look to diversify their source of funding, Pramod Kumar, chief executive officer and head of investment banking – India at Barclays Plc. Barclays, which has been quite active in the private credit
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New Delhi: The National Organ and Tissue Transplant Organisation (NOTTO) is preparing guidelines on processing and storage of human bones and aims to create a database of donors, recipients and hospitals with these facilities, as demand for natural bones for reconstructive procedures rises in the country. Processed human bones, or those that have been sterilized
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Mumbai: When Maharashtra decided to change how it prices power, the idea was simple: Prepare for an expected burst in solar power in the coming years with a model for its efficient use. However, its solution has worried the industry, which fears disruption in the way it does business and raises the cost of power
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On the evening of March 17, Mohammed Aslam, a 61-year-old realtor, was sitting in his office with his son, 31-year-old Sohil Shaikh, in the Motha Taj Bagh area of Nagpur in Maharashtra, when he got a call from his wife, Shakeela Banu. Also Read | Peace returning to Nagpur; 84 persons in police custody Banu
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The Division Bench led by Justice Subramaniam directed the High Court Registry to list the matter for arguments on March 27, 2025. | Photo Credit: File photo The Madras High Court has already upheld the State government’s right to fix time, age and monetary limit for playing online real money games (RMG). Therefore, such a
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