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Nokia Shuts Plant in Tamil Nadu After 42 Test Positive for Coronavirus
Nokia last week suspended operations at a telecoms gear manufacturing plant in southern India, the company said on Tuesday, after some employees tested positive for COVID-19.
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Nokia Shuts Tamil Nadu Plant As Staff Test Coronavirus Positive: Report
Nokia last week suspended operations at a telecoms gear manufacturing plant in Tamil Nadu, the company said on Tuesday, after some employees tested positive for COVID-19.
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Apple Supplier to Buy Nokia’s Chennai Plant, Will Invest $279 Million
Salcomp, a supplier to US tech group Apple, is to invest Rs. 2,000 crores in India to make mobile chargers and other smartphone components from March 2020.
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Best Camera Phones Under 10000: Meet the Phones With Best Camera Under Rs. 10,000
Best camera phones under 10000 for those on a tight budget — mobiles with best camera under Rs. 10,000.
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Nokia Plant in Tamil Nadu Left as an 'Orphaned Child': Ravi Shankar Prasad
Nokia had provided jobs to 8,000 people when the facility, which produced mobile phones in Sriperumbudur was functioning with full capacity.
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"We Are On The Job": Ravi Shankar Prasad On Restarting Nokia Plant In Tamil Nadu
Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad today said the Nokia facility at Sriperumbudur near here, was left like an "orphaned child" and the Centre was "on the job" to make it operational.
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Foxconn Will Consider Reviving Chennai Plants, Says Tamil Nadu
A team of state industries department officials recently visited the headquarters of Foxconn in Taiwan and made a request to revive its Chennai plant.
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Tamil Nadu Government Trying To Revive Nokia Plant In Sriperumbudur
The Tamil Nadu government is working to revive Nokia's cellphone making plant at Sriperumbudur outside Chennai.
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Efforts Under Way to Get Nokia Back to Tamil Nadu, Says Governor
"The state government is taking very serious efforts for revival of Nokia plant along with the component manufacturers," K Rosaiah said.
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Tamil Nadu Asks Foxconn to Revive Chennai Plant
Foxconn has been asked to resume some manufacturing activity at the three units situated in Sriperumbudur, near Chennai.
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Delhi High Court Agrees to Urgent Hearing of Nokia Plea to Sell Chennai Plant
The sale of Nokia India's mobile manufacturing plant in Chennai has been frozen over the tax dispute.
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Nokia Says Chennai Plant Has Potential to Make 5G Network Equipment
Nokia Networks also announced a major milestone for its Chennai plant, saying it had produced more than two million units of equipment.
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Essar Group Mulls Buying Nokia's Shuttered Chennai Plant
"We are still evaluating. We do not have commitment though," Essar Group Chairman Shashikant Ruia said.
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Nokia Chennai Plant to Start Again, Indicates Prime Minister Modi
"The result of this effort will be that in the coming days, Nokia plant should start functioning again and people will get employment."
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DeitY Recommends Steps in Budget to Revive Nokia Chennai Plant
DeitY has argued that such a move would send "positive signals to the domestic and global industry".
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Nokia Shuts Plant in Tamil Nadu After 42 Test Positive for Coronavirus
Nokia last week suspended operations at a telecoms gear manufacturing plant in southern India, the company said on Tuesday, after some employees tested positive for COVID-19.
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Nokia Shuts Tamil Nadu Plant As Staff Test Coronavirus Positive: Report
Nokia last week suspended operations at a telecoms gear manufacturing plant in Tamil Nadu, the company said on Tuesday, after some employees tested positive for COVID-19.
-
Apple Supplier to Buy Nokia’s Chennai Plant, Will Invest $279 Million
Salcomp, a supplier to US tech group Apple, is to invest Rs. 2,000 crores in India to make mobile chargers and other smartphone components from March 2020.
-
Best Camera Phones Under 10000: Meet the Phones With Best Camera Under Rs. 10,000
Best camera phones under 10000 for those on a tight budget — mobiles with best camera under Rs. 10,000.
-
Nokia Plant in Tamil Nadu Left as an 'Orphaned Child': Ravi Shankar Prasad
Nokia had provided jobs to 8,000 people when the facility, which produced mobile phones in Sriperumbudur was functioning with full capacity.
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"We Are On The Job": Ravi Shankar Prasad On Restarting Nokia Plant In Tamil Nadu
Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad today said the Nokia facility at Sriperumbudur near here, was left like an "orphaned child" and the Centre was "on the job" to make it operational.
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Foxconn Will Consider Reviving Chennai Plants, Says Tamil Nadu
A team of state industries department officials recently visited the headquarters of Foxconn in Taiwan and made a request to revive its Chennai plant.
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Tamil Nadu Government Trying To Revive Nokia Plant In Sriperumbudur
The Tamil Nadu government is working to revive Nokia's cellphone making plant at Sriperumbudur outside Chennai.
-
Efforts Under Way to Get Nokia Back to Tamil Nadu, Says Governor
"The state government is taking very serious efforts for revival of Nokia plant along with the component manufacturers," K Rosaiah said.
-
Tamil Nadu Asks Foxconn to Revive Chennai Plant
Foxconn has been asked to resume some manufacturing activity at the three units situated in Sriperumbudur, near Chennai.
-
Delhi High Court Agrees to Urgent Hearing of Nokia Plea to Sell Chennai Plant
The sale of Nokia India's mobile manufacturing plant in Chennai has been frozen over the tax dispute.
-
Nokia Says Chennai Plant Has Potential to Make 5G Network Equipment
Nokia Networks also announced a major milestone for its Chennai plant, saying it had produced more than two million units of equipment.
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Essar Group Mulls Buying Nokia's Shuttered Chennai Plant
"We are still evaluating. We do not have commitment though," Essar Group Chairman Shashikant Ruia said.
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Nokia Chennai Plant to Start Again, Indicates Prime Minister Modi
"The result of this effort will be that in the coming days, Nokia plant should start functioning again and people will get employment."
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DeitY Recommends Steps in Budget to Revive Nokia Chennai Plant
DeitY has argued that such a move would send "positive signals to the domestic and global industry".
