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Delhi Court Awards Rs 10 Lakh Damages To Google In Trademark Lawsuit
The Delhi High Court has directed consultancy firm Google Enterprises Pvt Ltd and its associated entities to pays Rs 10 lakh as damages to tech-giant Google LLC for misusing its trademark.
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Thomson Oath Pro Max 55-inch Ultra-HD LED Android TV (55OPMAX9055) Review: Value For Money Offering?
The Thomson Oath Pro Max 55-inch TV is unique because of its price; at Rs. 36,999, it’s considerably more affordable than similarly priced entry-level 4K 55-inch TVs. Is this indeed a value-for-money offering or is there a catch? Find out in this review.
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GPay Has No Access To Aadhaar Database: Google To High Court
Google India Digital Services Pvt Ltd on Monday told the Delhi High Court that it has no access to the Aadhaar database and does not require any such information for operating its Google Pay (GPay) mobile app.
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Supreme Court Asks Google, Yahoo to Reply Over Sex Determination Ads
The Supreme Court today asked search engines like Google India, Yahoo India and Microsoft Corporation (I) Pvt Ltd to respond to the allegations that they were violating Indian laws and a court order by not blocking advertisements on sex determination of a foetus.
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Delhi Court Awards Rs 10 Lakh Damages To Google In Trademark Lawsuit
The Delhi High Court has directed consultancy firm Google Enterprises Pvt Ltd and its associated entities to pays Rs 10 lakh as damages to tech-giant Google LLC for misusing its trademark.
-
Thomson Oath Pro Max 55-inch Ultra-HD LED Android TV (55OPMAX9055) Review: Value For Money Offering?
The Thomson Oath Pro Max 55-inch TV is unique because of its price; at Rs. 36,999, it’s considerably more affordable than similarly priced entry-level 4K 55-inch TVs. Is this indeed a value-for-money offering or is there a catch? Find out in this review.
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GPay Has No Access To Aadhaar Database: Google To High Court
Google India Digital Services Pvt Ltd on Monday told the Delhi High Court that it has no access to the Aadhaar database and does not require any such information for operating its Google Pay (GPay) mobile app.
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Supreme Court Asks Google, Yahoo to Reply Over Sex Determination Ads
The Supreme Court today asked search engines like Google India, Yahoo India and Microsoft Corporation (I) Pvt Ltd to respond to the allegations that they were violating Indian laws and a court order by not blocking advertisements on sex determination of a foetus.
