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According to the Times of India, Nokia is planning to lay off 20% of its workforce, or more than 14000 employees. So, what should you know about it?

Yesterday, Bloomberg reported that last year, around 55 million iPhones out of the 220-230 million iPhones manufactured by Apple were manufactured in India, equivalent to around 25%. So, what should you know about it?

Previously, there was a rumour of OPPO possibly shutting down OnePlus, but that turned out to be false. Today, realme has reportedly begun laying off employees in India as part of a restructuring tied to its transition back into OPPO’s organisational umbrella. Industry sources and retail contacts in major states like Gujarat, Delhi, Haryana and Punjab say that sales and field staff have been told their roles may end as early as 30 April 2026, reflecting broader cost-cutting and operational alignment between the two brands.

According to CNA, the Indian government is now proposing that device manufacturers share source code as part of security measures it plans to introduce. That said, what should you know about it?

India announced the successful launch of its first microprocessor chip, known as DHRUV64. So, what should you know about it?

US President Donald Trump has now said that he has asked Tim Cook not to manufacture Apple products in India. Apple has been looking to diversify its device manufacturing locations and reduce its reliance on China, and with the recent implementation of tariffs, Apple has accelerated that transition. So, what should you know about it?

That's right, it seems that YouTube is testing out yet another kind of subscription service. This time, the company is testing a two-person Premium Plan in select markets, including India, France, Taiwan and Hong Kong.

Trump's tariffs, which were announced more than three weeks ago, caused world trade and stock markets to roil. Apple, which produces the majority of devices in China, is among the worst affected due to tariffs of up to 145%. According to Reuters, to avoid being subject to this tariff, Apple will move iPhone production for the United States market to India.

Now, 1 in 5 iPhones are manufactured in India, indicating the US tech giant is making a major shift from its manufacturing in China to India. So, what should you know about it?

According to the Times of India, Apple managed to transport five plans of iPhones and other Apple products from India to the US in just three days. An Indian official confirmed this to the source, as it happened during the final week of March to avoid the new tariff imposed by President Trump on 5 April 2025.