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Chinese Staff Recall: 'No Impact on Foxconn Output'
The Morning Standard
|July 12, 2025
Govt says will facilitate visa, co can recruit staff from other nations
As iPhone manufacturer Foxconn recalls its Chinese employees from India, the Indian government has said it is not concerned about any potential disruption to iPhone production in the country, citing Apple's alternative manufacturing options overseas. It means Foxconn can deploy employees from other regions such as Vietnam, Taiwan, or Brazil if needed.
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Sharp drop in stubble burning incidents in Punjab, Haryana: CAQM
THE Commission for Air Quality Management in NCR and Adjoining Areas (CAQM) said stubble-burning incidents in Punjab and Haryana -- one of the major contributors to winter pollution in Delhi-NCR -have shown a significant decline compared to last year.
1 mins
November 05, 2025
The Morning Standard
Hear 1st wife before registering 2nd marriage of Muslim man: Kerala HC
THE Kerala High Court has held that the first wife of a Muslim man should be heard before registering his second marriage in accordance with the Kerala Registration of Marriages (Common) Rules 2008.
1 mins
November 05, 2025
The Morning Standard
2,100 Sikh pilgrims visit Pakistan for Guru Nanak anniv
IN a rare moment of religious diplomacy amidst curtailed bilateral ties and airspace ban following Operation Sindoor, About 2,100 Indian Sikh devotees crossed into Pakistan on Tuesday through the AttariWagah integrated border post to attend the 556th birth anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev.
1 min
November 05, 2025
The Morning Standard
Delhi 6th most polluted city, reveals study
Stubble burning accounted for less than 6% of particulate matter in October, while local factors contributed more
1 mins
November 05, 2025
The Morning Standard
4 Kuki rebels killed in gun battle in Manipur
FOUR members of insurgent group United Kuki National Army (UKNA) were killed in an encounter with security forces in Churachandpur district of Manipur early on Tuesday.
1 min
November 05, 2025
The Morning Standard
PWD to roll out mist systems in industrial areas
IN a fresh push to curb dust pollution in city's industrial belt, the Public Works Department (PWD) is set to install automatic mist-spraying systems along three major stretches near Narela, Bawana, and Jahangirpuri-areas consistently identified among the city's worst pollution hotspots.
1 min
November 05, 2025
The Morning Standard
HC slams media for sensational reporting trend
THE Delhi High Court on Tuesday said it has become a \"disturbing trend\" that some \"innocuous\" remarks made by courts during hearings are being reported by the media merely to create sensation.
1 min
November 05, 2025
The Morning Standard
Joint INDIA bloc action missing in anti-SIR fight
Regional Oppn parties fighting on their own, TMC says it won't share space with others
1 mins
November 05, 2025
The Morning Standard
MCD intensifies efforts to control air, dust pollution
THE Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) has ramped up measures to combat air and dust pollution amid rising air quality concerns.
1 min
November 05, 2025
The Morning Standard
Jameela to star in BBC’s The Split Up
AMEELA Jamil of The Good Place fame is all set to guest-star in BBC’s upcoming legal drama, The Split Up. The six-episode series is set in the high-net-worth divorce circuit city of Manchester. The success, secrets and loyalties of the powerhouse British South Asian law firm, the Kishan family, are about to be challenged in the series.
1 min
November 05, 2025
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