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Indian mobile brands in 2015, held a 43 per cent smartphone market share, but by 2018, their market share got reduced to a single-digit share. The reason can be attributed to ...

Last year, the Modi government took one bold step- a total of around 267 China-based apps were banned in several phases. The apps ban was intended to secure the personal data and privacy of Indian mobile users. Yet, the concerns ...

There is a contrasting difference in the behaviour pattern of Indians when it comes to tackling our two adversaries Pakistan and China. Saving a few things, Pakistan has nothing substantive to ...

3,560 companies in India have Chinese directors: It is futile to trust China for anything. Jawahar Lal Nehru did, and we saw the 1962 war. More recently, we saw how our ...

Chinese loan apps: "There are two ways to conquer and enslave a country: the first one is by sword and the second is by debt." This was said by American statesman ...

Made in India mobile: As a matter of fact, change is perennial in the existing world. With the passage of time, rulers change, governments change, circumstances change, and prospects change, India’s ...

Most of the nations follow a three-sector economic model. In this, they try to shift their economic model from the primary sector to the tertiary sector through a gradual development of ...

‘Hum na kisi se ankh jhuka kar ke baat karenge, na hi hum ankh utha kar ke baat karenge, hum ankh mila kar ke baat karenge’, This is the saying of ...

Many of you must have seen Indians using smartphones of Desi companies like Micromax, Lava, and Karbonn. With the caveat that we are not endorsing them, you may soon witness the ...

It seems that the days for Chinese companies are numbered in India. Their financial offences have invited the wrath of Indian laws. This has deeply disturbed the communist nation which is ...

Today, almost every foreign company wants to enter the Indian market due to its vast swathe of public purchasing power. China, being the 'non-violent' neighbour of India wants to do just ...

In a book, The Mitrokhin Archive II, written by Vasili Mitrokhin, the former KGB defector declared India as a spymaster’s Disneyland. It called India “the model of KGB infiltration of a ...