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Iran War Impact: Hospital Bills, Medicines Could Soon Cost More In India
India's medical devices and pharma sectors import a large share of raw materials, active ingredients and specialised components
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Everyone Is Watching Strait Of Hormuz. The Real Warning Is Coming From Korea
Chip factories are massive industrial operations that run continuously and use huge amounts of electricity. When energy prices jump, the cost of running those factories rises quickly.
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Hilsa Prices To Pinch Pockets This Puja Despite Bangladesh's Export Nod: Traders
Fish traders in India attribute dual factors of lower quantity of export from Bangladesh compared to previous years, as well as higher cost of imports, as reasons behind the high prices of 'rupali shosyo', which means 'silver crop'
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Hyundai India Provides Advanced Kits For Coronavirus Testing
These advanced diagnostic testing kits have been imported from South Korea and cost Rs. 4 Crore. They have now been handed over to Indian Council Of Medical Research (ICMR).
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Nvidia GeForce RTX Series and Turing Architecture: Everything You Need to Know
Nvidia's new GeForce RTX series of GPUs promise to bring real-time ray tracing to games for the first time. How important is that, and is it worth the high cost of admission?
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8 Foods That Diabetics Should Avoid (At All Costs)
World Diabetes Day: Controlling diabetes depends on your food choices. Here's a list of foods you must avoid at all costs if you are diabetic.
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Tata Motors Tamo Racemo Sportscar Might Be Shelved
Earlier this year, Tata Motors took a big leap towards the future with a brand new sub brand, Tamo. Tamos job was to be a showcase of sorts of the best technology that Tata Motors could put out and to offer specialised vehicles in very limited numbers. Fast forward to the 2017 Geneva Motor Show, Tata Motors launched the first car under the Tamo bra...
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Hyundai Cars to Get Pricier From January 2015
The company cited higher input costs and high cost of imports due to higher rupee depreciation and high cost of sales as the reason of the price hike.
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Iran War Impact: Hospital Bills, Medicines Could Soon Cost More In India
India's medical devices and pharma sectors import a large share of raw materials, active ingredients and specialised components
-
Everyone Is Watching Strait Of Hormuz. The Real Warning Is Coming From Korea
Chip factories are massive industrial operations that run continuously and use huge amounts of electricity. When energy prices jump, the cost of running those factories rises quickly.
-
Hilsa Prices To Pinch Pockets This Puja Despite Bangladesh's Export Nod: Traders
Fish traders in India attribute dual factors of lower quantity of export from Bangladesh compared to previous years, as well as higher cost of imports, as reasons behind the high prices of 'rupali shosyo', which means 'silver crop'
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Hyundai India Provides Advanced Kits For Coronavirus Testing
These advanced diagnostic testing kits have been imported from South Korea and cost Rs. 4 Crore. They have now been handed over to Indian Council Of Medical Research (ICMR).
-
Nvidia GeForce RTX Series and Turing Architecture: Everything You Need to Know
Nvidia's new GeForce RTX series of GPUs promise to bring real-time ray tracing to games for the first time. How important is that, and is it worth the high cost of admission?
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8 Foods That Diabetics Should Avoid (At All Costs)
World Diabetes Day: Controlling diabetes depends on your food choices. Here's a list of foods you must avoid at all costs if you are diabetic.
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Tata Motors Tamo Racemo Sportscar Might Be Shelved
Earlier this year, Tata Motors took a big leap towards the future with a brand new sub brand, Tamo. Tamos job was to be a showcase of sorts of the best technology that Tata Motors could put out and to offer specialised vehicles in very limited numbers. Fast forward to the 2017 Geneva Motor Show, Tata Motors launched the first car under the Tamo bra...
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Hyundai Cars to Get Pricier From January 2015
The company cited higher input costs and high cost of imports due to higher rupee depreciation and high cost of sales as the reason of the price hike.
