India aims to introduce its own designed and manufactured smartphone by October 23, 2028. Ashwini Vaishnaw announced the target at the NDTV World Summit 2026. The smartphone will feature Indian design ...

Chinese smartphone manufacturers are losing ground in India as surging memory-chip prices make affordable handsets more ...

Indian smartphone brands are gaining share as Chinese rivals retreat, but technology, distribution and customer trust remain major tests.

India’s smartphone market is facing a significant slowdown, with rising prices, fewer attractive budget options and changing ...

India now run on Wirepas RF mesh, making India the company's largest market worldwide and the most widely deployed smart metering connectivity in the country ...

Union IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw has set October 23, 2028, as the target for India to develop its own smartphones with ...

Chinese smartphone brands are losing ground in India as rising memory chip prices put pressure on manufacturers and weaken ...

Meetings with Korean firms and Cyprus’s Shipping Deputy Minister cover investment, technology, recycling yards and green ...

As India rapidly embraces smarter, connected lifestyles, the need for intelligent security has never been more important.

India targets October 2028 for a homegrown smartphone brand, with Ashwini Vaishnaw citing domestic PCB design capabilities ...

Weak smartphone sales, high inventories and uncertainty around global tariffs could slow applications for India’s proposed Mobile PLI 2.0 scheme, as some manufacturers may struggle to meet the ...

India is strengthening maritime partnerships with South Korea and Cyprus to boost shipbuilding, marine equipment ...