After Xiaomi and VIVO, it’s Huawei’s turn now
The phenomenon of tax evasion is not new in India but with Chinese companies, it is a permanent solution to make more profits by evading taxes. Now be it any company ...
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Xiaomi booked under FEMA Act
Xiaomi has landed itself in the hot soup yet again. This time, matters are very serious and threaten to jeopardise the Chinese company’s rather illustrious run in India. The Enforcement Directorate ...
After India’s action against Xiaomi, China sings songs of obedience and compliance
Global Times fears for the future of its company Xiaomi in India. Ever since the ED launched a probe against the Chinese company last year, the CCP establishment has been sweating ...
After Oppo and Xiaomi, Huawei gets caught red-handed by the IT department
Chinese companies in India are doing all kinds of illegal activities including tax evasion and snooping. Previously Oppo and Xiaomi, the Chinese smartphone giants were caught in tax frauds and now ...
Effect of China’s attack on Foxconn plant? Modi govt launches a full-blown crackdown on Xiaomi
India seems to be avenging the disruption at the Foxconn assembly facility in Tamil Nadu’s Sriperumbudur. China had celebrated the moment as some sort of an achievement. An intelligence note alleged “Chinese aid to the ...
Xiaomi has ‘violated’ Philips’ patented tech and can probably be shut down if Philips wins the case
Chinese products often find themselves in the crosshairs of patent infringement rights as time and again; Chinese companies have attempted to gain an unfair advantage over its competitors by copying existing ...
Xiaomi doesn’t recognize Arunachal Pradesh as Indian Territory. But Manu Jain is a Deshbhakt?
Social media is rife with speculations about Chinese smartphone companies plotting with the Chinese Communist Party regime to steadily impression Indian minds with narratives which Beijing wants to doll out towards ...
Xiaomi, Oppo and other Chinese phones to be banned? Modi govt’s new move suggests so
In a step to end Chinese domination in the Smartphone industry, the government agencies are now delaying quality approval of Chinese phone companies. According to a report by Reuters, Bureau of ...
Xiaomi shamelessly steals Indians’ data and sends it to China. Manu Kumar Jain must resign
“I am an employee, but I feel hugely responsible for whatever happens overall at Xiaomi. Especially Xiaomi India. I feel that I own... I am responsible for this company." This was Manu ...
Stop buying Chinese phones – Xiaomi is sending all the user data straight to China
Xiaomi, the largest selling smartphone brand in India, is sending private user data to the servers in home country, China, reported Forbes in an exclusive story. The Chinese smartphone brand accounts ...
Xiaomi resolves to increase its offline presence in India
Xiaomi, the largest smartphone seller in the Indian market plans to take on Samsung, the second largest player through offline stores. Both the companies control more than half of the Indian ...
Why Chinese Smartphones still rule India despite Gov crackdown and general negative sentiments
In the ever-changing world of Indian smartphones, a perplexing tale unfolds—despite the government's efforts to take a stand against Chinese smartphone brands, the Eastern dragons seem unbeatable. Three years of data ...
