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Adani, Reliance & Tata: India's Top Importers from China? What does Aatmanirbhar Bharat mean if the top players still depend heavily on China? India talks self-reliance. But when you zoom in: 🚛 75% of pharma raw material? Still from China. 🔋

Tech News 1)Telegram messaging app CEO Durov arrested in France. 2)Meta says Iranian group tried to target Trump, Biden officials' WhatsApp accounts. 3)Meta, Spotify CEOs take aim at European AI regulations. 4)Microsoft to host cybersecurity summit a

There's no support or eco system for manufacturing the product u want to..as an Indian, sometimes I feel like it's really hard to bring ur mental idea into life..you'll be forced to contact some Chinese manufacturer through Alibaba and customize a si

The Booming Sectors of Chinese Startups: A Deep Dive China's startup ecosystem is evolving at an unprecedented pace, fueled by technological advancements, government support, and massive consumer base. As China continues to strengthen its position a

Why just blame Adani Group? 📛📛 Days ago, there was a big furore over Adani depending on Chinese vendors for the machinery to domestically manufacture solar modules and cells. But, that’s highly misleading. And in fact, it’s highly hypocritical.

A recent report suggests that handset manufacturers, including Samsung, may consider relocating their production from China to India following a significant tariff hike imposed by former U.S. President Donald Trump. The tariff increase, which raise

⏺ Artificial intelligence to be China’s new teaching powerhouse Starting now, Artificial Intelligence will be integrated into textbooks, school curriculums, and teaching methods across China, encompassing students from kindergarten to college. The p

Mokobara landed in a controversy when people started claiming that they manufacture their bags in china and their designs are copied too. But how Mokobara dealt with it is pretty insane! For context, it all started when someone posted screenshots co

Indian media did not report this at all - But, in FY25, for the first time ever, China displaced India to be the biggest seller of cars in Nepal. And it gets worse. Because China effectively accounted for 52.5% of the new car sales in FY25. That's