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Bereaved relatives press New Delhi to seek UN compensation from Washington and Tehran as commercial shipping toll mounts in Strait of Hormuz
Rising component and manufacturing expenses force consumers to delay upgrades, expand budgets, and turn to financing options
Fibre-optic and power equipment makers secure billion-dollar contracts as hyperscalers expand capacity across the subcontinent, even as broader tech sector faces automation headwinds.
Indigenous platforms aim to lower barriers for researchers and industry while positioning India as an alternative node in global photonics supply chains
New Tamil Nadu clusters, private orbital capability, and LED investment plans advance as smartphone demand softens under component price pressure
Domestic factories sit idle despite government incentives, exposing the gap between policy goals and supply chain realities in Asia's renewable energy race
Two-year ultimatum demands pharmaceutical production shift to U.S. soil or face import duties that could double by 2028
Korean medical aesthetics firm partners with local distributor to launch its flagship product at major industry conference in Goa
A homegrown commercial rocket marks New Delhi's entry into a satellite-launch market increasingly shaped by regional players vying for low-Earth-orbit dominance.
Russia and India compete to anchor Jakarta's spacefaring ambitions as regulatory gaps threaten to delay equatorial launch advantage
A legal standoff over the Afanasy Nikitin Seamount has frozen both nations' access to cobalt, nickel, and manganese deposits critical for green energy transitions
Northeast India has become an unexpected pipeline for Japan's aging society crisis, as young workers pursue language skills and care credentials to build careers abroad.
The Aluminium Association of India warns that rising protectionism in the US and EU is funneling inferior scrap into the country, threatening $40 billion in planned capacity expansions
New Delhi evaluates salt caverns and cryogenic tanks to buffer against LNG disruptions as Middle East supplies half its gas imports
Markets regulator proposes 75% investor approval threshold for material decisions and broader conflict-of-interest definitions under revised framework
