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    Congress targets PM over report on Adani group 'taking' Chinese help in solar project

    Congress leader Jairam Ramesh criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday, pointing to a report that the Adani Group has selected eight Chinese companies for its solar manufacturing project. Ramesh emphasized the need for a strategy to reduce India's dependence on China and ensure taxpayer money does not benefit Chinese firms.

    Automating repetitive tasks: AI for invoicing, inventory, and more

    World MSME Day: The ability of AI to manage repetitive, time-consuming, and error-prone tasks revolutionizes business operations, resulting in accuracy, speed, and cost savings.

    White goods, FMCG imports failing to get custom-fit tag

    White goods, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and FMCG companies face import delays or higher duties as customs authorities scrutinize third-party invoicing at various ports. This practice, used for tax optimization, allows invoicing through a country different from the goods' origin and is permitted under FTAs. However, customs officials suspect abuse of FTA provisions, withholding consignments and denying lower duty benefits at ports like Nhava Sheva. Authorities demand differential duty payments and invoke rules addressing potential duty evasion through third-party invoicing, leading to potential supply disruptions.

    Over 250 years of Indian diaspora heritage digitally archived in Oman

    The National Archives of India digitised and archived oral history and documents of old Indian merchant families in Oman from the state of Gujarat, shedding light on their cultural practices and contributions to Omani society.

    Adani group m-cap regains $200 bn-mark as company rebuts coal invoicing allegations

    While Adani group denied all allegations, the news report was cited by opposition leaders including former Congress president Rahul Gandhi to demand a probe by a joint parliamentary committee into the alleged wrongdoing.

    ET Explainer: Product-related plaints? Follow these steps to move consumer court

    Many dissatisfied consumers of the product or the service they have received do not understand how they can seek redressal. Here is a primer on how to file a consumer case and what some of the challenges a complainant can face in the process.

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