Apple’s Big Move: Why iPhones Are Now Being Made in India
Apple is making a big shift, and it’s not just about launching the next iPhone. The company is fast-tracking its plan to make India a major manufacturing hub for its most popular product the iPhone. CEO Tim Cook has confirmed that this is part of a larger strategy to reduce
Troubled Waters: Understanding the Impact of India’s Indus Waters Treaty Suspension on Pakistan’s Livelihood
In a significant development that has sent ripples across South Asia, India recently announced the suspension of the decades-old Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan. This landmark water-sharing agreement, signed in 1960, has been crucial for managing the waters of the Indus River system between the two countries. India’s decision comes
China Exposes What Luxury Fashion Really Costs
The secretive world of luxury fashion is experiencing a seismic shift. Chinese manufacturers, stepping out of the shadows, are now exposing the true production costs of high-end goods on platforms like TikTok. These revelations show shocking markups, sometimes thousands of percent challenging everything we thought we knew about luxury value.
Northern Lights Expected to Dazzle Across the US on April
Imagine the night sky transformed into a canvas of ethereal colors – shimmering curtains of green, streaks of vibrant purple, and even hints of crimson dancing above you. This breathtaking spectacle, the Aurora Borealis or Northern Lights, is typically confined to high latitudes near the Arctic Circle. But This week,
Apple’s Airlift Strategy: 5 iPhone Flights in 3 Days to Avoid Trump Tariffs
Apple pulled off a bold and super-fast operation flying five full cargo planes loaded with iPhones and other products from India and China to the U.S. in just three days. Why? Because they were racing against a deadline. The Trump administration was about to add big taxes (called tariffs) on
Trump Targets Pharma: Is India’s Drug Industry at Risk?
It’s no secret that the U.S. President Donald Trump has been known for his hardline trade tactics. This time, their radar seems firmly fixed on the pharmaceutical sector particularly, India’s massive drug exports to the U.S. With growing whispers of “pharmaceutical tariffs” making a significant part of the ongoing political
