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R&AW Issues Guidance To Agencies, Raises Concern On Chinese Operations In India
India's external intelligence agency Research & Analysis Wing (R&AW), also known as the Special Bureau, has recently raised an alarm by sharing critical intelligence regarding Chinese operations in India. This was further corroborated by the Foreigner Regional Registration Office (FRRO) during a security review meeting. The FPJ has successfully accessed the minutes of the meeting, which contained details of the Chinese operation.
Tags: Chinese, Nepalis, RAW, Special Bureaucracy, investigation
Courtesy: The Free Press Journal
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China's Ambassador Seeks India's Assistance Following Nancy Pelosi's Visit To Taiwan
Chinese Ambassador to India Sun Weidong described US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's travel to Taiwan as a risky political provocation. He urged US to refrain from interfering in Taiwanese and Chinese domestic matters. Weidong stated Pelosi's visit gave incorrect signal to separatist groups. He said, “It is only natural that China makes a firm response. We are safeguarding our own sovereignty and territorial integrity which is lawful, legitimate… read-more
Tags: Chinese, India, USA, Taiwan, nancy pelosi
Courtesy: India Today
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Chinese 'Internet of Things' Technology Poses Novel Danger To West
The argument about the security danger posed by Chinese technology heated up once more. One hazard to the West is the use of microscopic components manufactured by Chinese businesses in devices linked by Internet of Things (IoT). IoT devices are useful in everyday life, but they also serve as data collectors that a hostile state, such as China, might use to influence, pressure, or threaten an enemy, enterprise, or individual.
Tags: Chinese, danger, west, Internet of Things, Technology
Courtesy: ANI
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DRI Detects Customs Duty Evasion Of Rs 4,389 Cr By Chinese Firm Oppo In India
Finance Ministry reported on July 13 that Directorate of Revenue intelligence personnel had discovered Rs 4,389 crore in duty fraud by Chinese smartphone manufacturer Oppo through incorrect import declarations. The DRI conducted searches at Oppo India's workplace and key management workers' homes, resulting in the seizure of damning evidence proving deliberate misdeclaration in the description of certain materials imported by Oppo India. The… read-more
Tags: DRI, Oppo, Customs Duty, FINANCE MINISTRY, Chinese
Courtesy: Free Press Journal
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BSF Shoots Down China-Made Pakistani Drone In Punjab
The Border Security Forces (BSF) intercepted a China-made Pakistani drone in the Ferozepur sector of Punjab on December 18. Flying at a distance of 300 meters from the border, the Paramilitary troop posted at BOP Wan, Ex-103 Bn, Amarkot, shot it down. "Once again anti-national element activity was foiled," said the paramilitary troop. They also launched a search operation near the area, which is going on currently.
Tags: BSF, Drone, Chinese, Punjab, Ferozepur, India-Pakistan Border
Courtesy: UNI
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Man Dies After Chinese String Slits His Throat In UP's Meerut
In a terrifying incident in UP's Meerut, a 24-year-old youth Ajay died after his throat was slit by the Chinese string on September 23. Reportedly, Ajay was a resident of Rasulpur village and had a pharmaceutical business. While returning his village from Meerut on a motorbike the sting cut his throat, resulting in severe blood loss. However, locals rushed him to a hospital but he succumbed to his injures.
Tags: Uttar Pradesh, Chinese, Crime, Meerut , Modipuram Flyover
Courtesy: Times Now News
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Amazon Bans Multiple Chinese Products Due To Policy Violation
Due to repeated violations of Amazon's Community policies, around 600 Chinese brands have been removed and banned from its platform. It was stated that the ban against the Chinese brands was not a campaign against China but to prove to companies that Amazon promotes healthy and fair competition. Chinese companies are now venturing into other E-Commerce companies like eBay and Ali Express.
Tags: Amazon, Brands, Chinese, Banned, ebay, Fair competition
Courtesy: The Times Of India
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Asia's Stock Suffered Decline, Despite Wall Street's High Indices
Despite Wall Street's record-breaking day, Asia's stocks fell on August 26. Stock prices in Malaysia and Thailand were up, while those in Indonesia and Japan were down, remained uniform in Singapore. Shanghai-Composite-Index declined 0.5% at 3,521.76. An increasing number of economists have expressed concern over rising Covid-19 cases and are betting that Fed officials will remain in a "wait and see" mode when it comes to inflation.
Tags: Stock market, Asian Stocks, Chinese, Wall Street
Courtesy: Deccan Herald
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2 Minors Killed, 1 Injured In Suicide Bomb Attack: Pakistan
Two minors were killed and three persons sustained injuries, including a Chinese citizen following a suicide bombing attack in Pakistan's Balochistan province near CPEC on August 20. Reportedly, the bomber targeted a vehicle full of Chinese nationals while children were playing near the vehicle. The injured have been hospitalized in Gwadar and an investigation is underway. However, no one claimed the responsibility for the attack.
Tags: Suicide Bomb Attack, Gwadar, CPEC, Chinese
Courtesy: The Print
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Indian Startups Shun Chinese Investors To Become 'Self-Reliant'
The Indian tech start-ups are avoiding Chinese investors as Indian investors along with other foreign firms lend a helping hand to fund the homegrown firms. Reportedly, in Q1 of 2021 investors have funded around $11 billion into the Indian tech start-ups, in more than 600 deals. In terms of investing top dollars, the US-based investment firm Tiger Global is leading the show. Currently, India has more than 52 unicorns.
Tags: Indian Startups, funding, Chinese, investors
Courtesy: Business Standard
