India scraps 2.5% duty on smartphone components to boost exports, with industry welcoming the move for cost competitiveness.

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Status of Education Report shows 82 per cent of children in rural India aged 14-16 know how to use a smartphone ...

The 2.5 duty did not promote manufacturing but, in fact, simply resulted in increasing costs. The removal will enable ...

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