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India Said to Be Planning Laptop Import Curbs to Boost Local Manufacturing
India is expected to limit imports of laptops, tablets and personal computers after January. The aim is to reshape the dynamics of the IT hardware market in India, which is heavily reliant on imports.
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India Plans To Limit Laptop Import To Boost Domestic Manufacturing: Report
India is expected to limit imports of laptops, tablets and personal computers after January, two government sources with direct knowledge of the matter said, a move to push companies such as Apple to increase domestic manufacturing.
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India's Manufacturing Incentives Progress Amid Efforts to Cut China Imports
Since 2020, India's cash incentives to boost domestic manufacturing have attracted over $17 billion (roughly Rs. 1,42,279 crore) of investment. The scheme, which offers four to six percent cash incentives on incremental sales to manufacturers, was launched across 14 sectors including electronics, pharmaceuticals, textiles and white goods.
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Customs Seizes Used Laptops, Computer Parts Worth Rs 4 Crore In Mumbai
The seized laptops and 1,546 CPUs, worth Rs 4.11 crore, were imported from UAE while the supplier was based in Hong Kong.
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Centre Clears 110 Of 111 Applications For Imports Of Laptops, IT Hardware
The government has cleared about 110 applications of the 111 requests received for allowing imports of laptops, computers and other IT hardware products so far, an official said.
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Laptop, PC Import: Deadline Ends, Here's What Government Will Do Now
This marks a significant shift from the government's previous decision to require licenses for importing these products.
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US, Korea, China Raise Concerns On India's Laptop Import Restrictions
The US, China, Korea and Taiwan have raised concerns on India's decision to impose import restrictions on laptops, and computers, in a meeting of the World Trade Organisation (WTO), an official said.
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India Will Not Impose Licensing Requirement on Imports of Laptops and Computers
India will not impose the licensing requirement on imports of laptops and computers but will only monitor their inbound shipments, a top government official said. The remarks assume significance as the government in August announced that these products, including laptops, tablets and computers, would be put under licensing regime from November 1.
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Simple Authorisation Process Likely For Imports Of Laptops, Tablets: Report
The government is likely to put in place a simple import authorisation procedure and not a licensing process for inbound shipments of laptops, tablets, and computers from November 1, according to sources.
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Explained: How India Has Clamped Down On Chinese Products, Investment
The Centre said on Friday it would defer the imposition of a licensing requirement for imports of laptops, tablets, and personal computers by three months - partially reversing the surprise decision it announced a day earlier.
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India Delays Laptops Import Restrictions by Three Months
India will provide a transition period of about three months before a new licensing regime for imports of laptops, tablets, and personal computers comes into effect, the country's trade regulator said late on Friday. This is a partial reversal of a surprise decision on Thursday.
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Centre Defers Order To Restrict Imports Of Laptops, Tablets Till October 31
The government on Friday deferred the implementation of the import restriction order on laptops and computers (including tablet computers) by about three months till October 31.
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"There Will Be Transition Period": Government On New Laptop Import Norms
Restrictions on the import of laptops, tablets, all-in-one personal computers, and ultra-small computers and servers will not be imposed immediately and there will be a transition period to implement them, the centre said today.
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India's Import Ban on Laptops, Tablets, PC to Boost Domestic Manufacturing, Says MoS IT
India's decision to impose a licensing requirement for imports of laptops, tablets, and personal computers will boost domestic manufacturing and ensure its tech ecosystem uses verified systems only, its deputy IT minister said on Friday. The government in its notification on Thursday gave no reason for the move, which could affect technology compan...
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Explained: What Government's Ban On Import Of Laptops, Computers Means For Customers
The ban is expected to cause an increase in the price of laptops and personal computers that are imported to India.
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India Said to Be Planning Laptop Import Curbs to Boost Local Manufacturing
India is expected to limit imports of laptops, tablets and personal computers after January. The aim is to reshape the dynamics of the IT hardware market in India, which is heavily reliant on imports.
-
India Plans To Limit Laptop Import To Boost Domestic Manufacturing: Report
India is expected to limit imports of laptops, tablets and personal computers after January, two government sources with direct knowledge of the matter said, a move to push companies such as Apple to increase domestic manufacturing.
-
India's Manufacturing Incentives Progress Amid Efforts to Cut China Imports
Since 2020, India's cash incentives to boost domestic manufacturing have attracted over $17 billion (roughly Rs. 1,42,279 crore) of investment. The scheme, which offers four to six percent cash incentives on incremental sales to manufacturers, was launched across 14 sectors including electronics, pharmaceuticals, textiles and white goods.
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Customs Seizes Used Laptops, Computer Parts Worth Rs 4 Crore In Mumbai
The seized laptops and 1,546 CPUs, worth Rs 4.11 crore, were imported from UAE while the supplier was based in Hong Kong.
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Centre Clears 110 Of 111 Applications For Imports Of Laptops, IT Hardware
The government has cleared about 110 applications of the 111 requests received for allowing imports of laptops, computers and other IT hardware products so far, an official said.
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Laptop, PC Import: Deadline Ends, Here's What Government Will Do Now
This marks a significant shift from the government's previous decision to require licenses for importing these products.
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US, Korea, China Raise Concerns On India's Laptop Import Restrictions
The US, China, Korea and Taiwan have raised concerns on India's decision to impose import restrictions on laptops, and computers, in a meeting of the World Trade Organisation (WTO), an official said.
-
India Will Not Impose Licensing Requirement on Imports of Laptops and Computers
India will not impose the licensing requirement on imports of laptops and computers but will only monitor their inbound shipments, a top government official said. The remarks assume significance as the government in August announced that these products, including laptops, tablets and computers, would be put under licensing regime from November 1.
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Simple Authorisation Process Likely For Imports Of Laptops, Tablets: Report
The government is likely to put in place a simple import authorisation procedure and not a licensing process for inbound shipments of laptops, tablets, and computers from November 1, according to sources.
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Explained: How India Has Clamped Down On Chinese Products, Investment
The Centre said on Friday it would defer the imposition of a licensing requirement for imports of laptops, tablets, and personal computers by three months - partially reversing the surprise decision it announced a day earlier.
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India Delays Laptops Import Restrictions by Three Months
India will provide a transition period of about three months before a new licensing regime for imports of laptops, tablets, and personal computers comes into effect, the country's trade regulator said late on Friday. This is a partial reversal of a surprise decision on Thursday.
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Centre Defers Order To Restrict Imports Of Laptops, Tablets Till October 31
The government on Friday deferred the implementation of the import restriction order on laptops and computers (including tablet computers) by about three months till October 31.
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"There Will Be Transition Period": Government On New Laptop Import Norms
Restrictions on the import of laptops, tablets, all-in-one personal computers, and ultra-small computers and servers will not be imposed immediately and there will be a transition period to implement them, the centre said today.
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India's Import Ban on Laptops, Tablets, PC to Boost Domestic Manufacturing, Says MoS IT
India's decision to impose a licensing requirement for imports of laptops, tablets, and personal computers will boost domestic manufacturing and ensure its tech ecosystem uses verified systems only, its deputy IT minister said on Friday. The government in its notification on Thursday gave no reason for the move, which could affect technology compan...
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Explained: What Government's Ban On Import Of Laptops, Computers Means For Customers
The ban is expected to cause an increase in the price of laptops and personal computers that are imported to India.
