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    Labour ministry submit reports on Amazon and Foxconn to the National Human Rights Commission

    The Amazon report mentions violations of certain provisions of labour laws by Amazon and informs that the state government has initiated legal action as per provisions of the concerned labour laws. However, in the Foxconn case, the Tamil Nadu government had given a clean chit to the Foxconn’s iPhone factory saying there was no evidence supporting claims of discrimination against married women.

    Why new-age EV manufacturers are picking nimble neighbouring states over Karnataka

    Karnataka has excellent facilities, but states like TN are more proactive, say industry executives; for some firms, market proximity is key reason to set up facility.

    NHRC seeks detailed report from labour ministry, Tamil Nadu government on Foxconn issue

    The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has issued notices to the central labor ministry and Tamil Nadu government over allegations of Foxconn's discrimination against married women at its Sriperumbudur assembly plant. This action follows reports that Foxconn excluded married women from employment, raising serious concerns about gender equality and the violation of the right to equal opportunity.

    Viability gap funding set to boost offshore wind energy space: Crisil

    The government's outlay, announced on June 19, includes Rs 6,853 crore for the installation and commissioning of 1 GW of offshore wind energy projects of 500 MW each off the coast of Gujarat and Tamil Nadu. It also has Rs 600 crore for augmentation of two ports to meet the logistics requirements for offshore wind energy projects farms and encourage developers to enter this space.

    Foxconn employment row: Trade unions gather info on recruitment exercise at Tamil Nadu plant

    The Union Ministry of Labour and Employment has sought a detailed report from the Tamil Nadu labour department after reports suggested that Foxconn was not hiring married women at the sprawling facility near here. An official of a manpower agency in Sriperumbudur said Foxconn India outsources employees through agencies and claimed that he did not come across any such incident of married women not getting preferred for recruitment.

    25% of new hires are married women; nearly 70% workforce are women: Apple iPhone maker Foxconn

    Foxconn clarified to government that 25 per cent of new hires are married women and safety protocol banning metal is not discriminatory. Ministry of Labour sought report on married women issue at Foxconn India Apple iPhone Plant. Foxconn emphasised that safety protocol applied to all, not just Hindu women. They brushed away media reports saying it was a misinterpretation.

    • Amazon Pay India top up; GST summons for egaming firms

      Amazon has pumped Rs 600 crore in its local fintech unit Amazon Pay India. This and more today’s ETtech Top 5.

      Labor Ministry seeks detailed report from Tamil Nadu government on discriminatory hiring practice at Foxconn plant

      The Indian government has requested a detailed report on hiring practices at Foxconn's iPhone plant in Tamil Nadu, following reports of married women being excluded from assembly operations. The ministry of labour and employment has directed its regional office to provide the report, as section 5 of the Equal Remuneration Act, 1976 stipulates no discrimination in recruitment.

      A look inside Corning’s plans for Tamil Nadu facility

      Gorilla glass maker Corning, a key supplier of Apple, will begin production out of its Tamil Nadu facility in the second half of 2025, vice president and general manager David Velasquez told ET in an exclusive interaction. Velasquez was speaking ahead of the company's ground-breaking ceremony for India's first cover glass finishing facility near Chennai on Tuesday.

      Ather's Maha plans: BJP leader urges CM Siddaramaiah to persuade firm to invest in Karnataka

      BJP MLA Arvind Bellad urged Karnataka government to persuade Ather Energy to set up its plant in Dharwad district, expressing disappointment over the company choosing Aurangabad for investment.

      '40 out of 40' win will help lead the nation: DMK chief M K Stalin

      The DMK and its allies' sweeping victory in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry, winning all 40 seats, marks a significant step towards safeguarding constitutional principles, according to Chief Minister M K Stalin. The results reflect a rejection of the BJP's 'communal' politics, especially in Uttar Pradesh. Stalin credited the victory to the hard work of party workers and the people's rejection of divisive forces. The win, he believes, signals a resurgence of democracy and a blow to autocracy, particularly against attempts to politicize spiritual beliefs.

      Google to make Pixel in Tamil Nadu, confirms MK Stalin; drones coming up next?

      Alphabet Inc., led by Sundar Pichai, will produce its flagship smartphones in Tamil Nadu, announced Chief Minister MK Stalin. Partnering with Foxconn, they plan to manufacture Pixel phones and potentially drones. This move aligns with Google's 2023 announcement to manufacture Pixel 8 smartphones in India, following Apple and Samsung's production shifts.

      Dalmia Bharat begins production at new unit in Tamil Nadu plant

      Dalmia Bharat Ltd has started commercial production at its new mill in Ariyalur, Tamil Nadu, expanding its total cement manufacturing capacity to 45.6 MTPA. The strategic brownfield expansion aligns with the goal of reaching 110-130 MT by 2031, focusing on maximising growth prospects and enhancing market position in the South.

      AP fire-hit Foxlink back on track with a new Tamil Nadu plant

      Apple supplier, Foxlink of Taiwan, is setting up a new factory in Oragadam, close to Chennai. This move comes as part of a fresh expansion plan following a destructive fire at their facility in Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh, last year.

      Zoho plans $700 million foray into chipmaking

      Indian software giant Zoho is considering a $700 million investment in chip manufacturing, focusing on compound semiconductors for specialized applications. The proposal, under review by India's IT ministry, aligns with the country's semiconductor agenda, aiming to compete globally. Zoho seeks government incentives to establish the operation, aiming to diversify its business.

      Tata Motors to use new $1 bln plant to make Jaguar Land Rover cars

      Tata Motors intends to manufacture Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) luxury cars at a new $1 billion plant in Tamil Nadu, according to sources familiar with the plans. The company had previously announced its investment in the Tamil Nadu plant without specifying which models would be produced there.

      Congress poses questions concerning Tamil Nadu to PM ahead of his LS poll campaign in state

      Ahead of PM Modi's Tamil Nadu campaign, Congress raises concerns over AIIMS Madurai's progress, BJP's lack of premier educational institutes in the state, and privatization of Salem Steel Plant. Congress leader Jairam Ramesh questions the delay in AIIMS Madurai's construction, alleging inadequate facilities for students. He also criticizes BJP for not establishing premier educational institutions in Tamil Nadu during its tenure, claiming that all major institutes were set up during the UPA era. Tamil Nadu goes to polls on April 19.

      Tamil Nadu to pull out all stops to attract Elon Musk

      Tamil Nadu, known as the Detroit of India, is aggressively promoting itself as a manufacturing hub for Tesla. The state boasts of the country’s best electric vehicle policies and ecosystem. Elon Musk is set to visit India and meet with Prime Minister Modi, aiming to boost investment and create jobs. Other Indian states are also vying for Tesla's attention.

      Tata likely to buy Pegatron's sole iPhone plant in India

      Pegatron is in talks to transfer control of its iPhone manufacturing facility in India to the Tata Group, aiming to establish a joint venture with Tata Electronics holding at least a 65% stake. This move aligns with Apple's diversification strategy amid geopolitical tensions, strengthening Tata's position in iPhone manufacturing in India.

      Why 7,000 flats in Chennai remain empty? Shocking reasons inside

      The air quality in Ennore is very bad, with levels of a harmful substance called PM2.5 going up to 135 on average. This is much higher than what is considered safe by the World Health Organization. Some officials raised concerns about the flats being close to industries like the Ennore Thermal Power Plant. But the government still allowed the flats to be built there.

      French envoy inaugurates Phase II of Cryolor's Tamil Nadu plant

      Cryolor's phase II plant in Tamil Nadu, inaugurated by Ambassador Mathou, produces 400 cryogenic gas tanks annually for both domestic and international markets. The company also contributed to COVID-19 relief efforts by ramping up oxygen tank production.

      'People from Tamil Nadu plant bombs': DMK complains against BJP's Shobha Karandlaje over Rameshwaram blast remarks

      The ruling party in Tamil Nadu, DMK, has lodged a formal complaint with the Election Commission of India against Union Minister Shobha Karandlaje for her controversial remarks linking people from Tamil Nadu to the Rameshwaram cafe blast in Bengaluru. Karandlaje's comments, made during a protest, sparked condemnation from Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin and Sports Minister Udhayanidhi. They criticized the remarks as reckless and called for action against hate speech. The DMK complaint alleges that Karandlaje's statement aims to create enmity between people of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu and violates the Model Code of Conduct.

      Tata Motors to build ₹9,000-crore plant in Tamil Nadu

      Stalin and senior executives of Tata Motors were present in Chennai for the signing of the MoU. It will be Tata Motors' second plant in southern India, after Dharwad in Karnataka, and marks the second big-ticket automobile investment in Tamil Nadu, following Vietnamese company VinFast's recent announcement.

      Tata Motors to build Rs 9,000-cr plant in Tamil Nadu

      Tata Motors signs MoU with TN government to establish a vehicle manufacturing facility, investing Rs. 9000 crores and creating 5000 jobs. TN Industries Minister TRB Rajaa and Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin attend the signing ceremony in Chennai. Tata Motors' second plant in south India after Dharwad. VinFast plans manufacturing in Thoothukudi.

      Tata Motors signs MoU with Tamil Nadu govt for manufacturing plant; to invest Rs 9,000 crore over 5 years

      Tata Motors and the Tamil Nadu Government have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to build a vehicle manufacturing facility in the state, with an investment of Rs 9,000 crore over five years. The agreement will create 5,000 jobs and further bolster employment generation in the state. The move follows Vietnamese electric vehicle maker VinFast's automobile manufacturing investment in the southern state.

      People have right to clean air, water, says SC on reasons for closure of Vedanta plant in TN

      The verdict, which was uploaded on Wednesday, said the polluter pays principle serves as a reminder that economic activities should not come at the expense of environmental degradation or the health of the population.

      Just 50 days after signing MoU, TN CM lays foundation stone for VinFast's EV plant in south TN

      Tamil Nadu CM, M K Stalin, laid the foundation stone for VinFast Auto Ltd's EV manufacturing facility with an investment of Rs 16,000 crore. The facility in Tuticorin will generate 10,000+ jobs, contributing to the Dravidian Model Economy and distributed industrial growth.

      Workers at Apple supplier Flex's Tamil Nadu plant stage one-day strike

      Hundreds of workers at a manufacturing plant of Apple supplier Flex in Tamil Nadu staged a one-day strike on Friday, demanding higher wages and the recognition of a union.

      SC proposes expert panel to inspect shut Sterlite plant in Tamil Nadu

      The top court, while hearing a plea by the Vedanta group company, mooted the idea of setting up of a panel of experts and sought views of the firm, the Tamil Nadu government and the state pollution control board. The bench, however, made it clear that it cannot grant permission to the firm to “refurbish” the plant as an interim order.

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