Daily Newsletter | Monday, July 03, 2017
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| Won’t use ‘hammer’, let market forces bring down prices: Govt |
| So far, the assessment in the government is that the rollout has been fairly smooth. Even small businesses gradually adjusting to the situation. Govt hopes the businesses will share the gains, including the benefits arising from input tax credit. |
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| Niche US visas for ‘extraordinary’ become popular |
| Statistics given by the US Department of Homeland Security show that allotment of O-1 visas (O1-A and O1-B) has grown significantly over the years, from just 31,969 in 2006 to 93,086 a decade later. Awareness of this category is building up in India and experts say their popularity will soon go up. |
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| China’s bid to cramp India’s strategic space |
| China is deliberately conflating 2 separate issues – the delineation of the tri-junction points and PLA’s forcible attempt to change the status quo by building a strategic highway through the Doklam plateau, according to strategic affairs expert Brahma Chellaney. |
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| Moto M smartphone gets Android Nougat update in India |
| Lenovo-owned Motorola has started rolling out Android 7.0 Nougat update for its mid-range smartphone – Moto M. The company launched the device in December last year priced at Rs 15,999. Along with the latest Android, the update also brings Duo video … |
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| 4th ODI: West Indies beat India to keep series alive |
| A second-string West Indies which never looked like challenging India enough in this series, scored a modest 189 for nine, but sluggish batting by the visitors specially Mahendra Singh Dhoni (54 off 114 balls) turned it into a winning total. |
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