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Nothing (2a) to take a leaf out of Google's Pixel playbook

A cheaper flagship with the same eye-catching glyph lights may be on its way.

Samsung Galaxy S24 early launch evidence is growing — here’s the latest

Regulatory filings suggest the Samsung Galaxy S24 is coming sooner rather than later, which is in line with rumors pointing to a January 2024 launch.

Tom’s Guide

Believe in Scotland smashes £60k fundraising target ahead of schedule

BELIEVE in Scotland (BiS) has smashed through its fundraising target of £60,000 eleven days ahead of schedule.

The National (Scotland)

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Mentors from various educational institutions take part in BIS training programme

The Hindu

Samsung Galaxy Fit 3 certifications hint at a larger battery than its predecessor

Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Fit 3 fitness tracker just popped up on multiple certification platforms, giving us a sneak peek at its battery and charging details.

Android Central

Caixin Summit: Asia’s Young Workforce Helps Control Inflation, BIS Official Says

The region’s agricultural sector and gig economy are also key factors in slowing price growth, Zhang Tao says

Caixin Global

Believe in Scotland launches fundraiser with every donation to be doubled

A MAJOR independence fundraising effort by Believe in Scotland (BiS) has been launched ahead for their 2024 campaign – and every donation…

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Grassroots network unveils new-look steering group

A GRASSROOTS-LED independence campaign has unveiled the make-up of its national steering group.

The National (Scotland)

BIS raids steel manufacturer in Thrissur, seizes hollow steel sections without valid licence

The Kochi branch of the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) conducted a raid at New Malayalam Steel Private Limited at Mala in Thrissur district on Friday and found that the company was manufacturing hollow steel sections for structural use with ISI marking without a valid licence from the BIS and…

The Hindu

BIS role in developing indigenous standards highlighted

Maj. Vinod highlights BIS role in developing standards for effective, safe medical devices, health services & digital tech. BIS responsible for Indian standards, conformity assessment, hallmarking, testing. Seminar on "SDG3-Good Health & Well Being" marks World Standards Day-2023. Joint Directors, AIIMS Director, RGUKT Head, Trivitron Health Care head present.

The Hindu

US Republicans demand full sanctions, charges against China’s Huawei, SMIC

GOP lawmakers call for tougher measures after release of Huawei smartphone raises doubts about US export controls.

Al Jazeera

BIS workshop organised in Shivamogga

The certification of the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) for food serving utensils made from agricultural byproducts will help entrepreneurs widen their market base and earn a good profit, said N. Gopinath, president of the Shivamogga District Chamber of Commerce and Industries.

The Hindu

Third phase of mandatory hallmarking comes into force from today: Centre

The state-wise list of newly added 55 districts under the mandatory hallmarking is available on the website of the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) under the hallmarking section. Read full story on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News

BIS brings out standards for equipment used in Ayurveda treatment and traditional medicine

The Bureau of Indian Standards has brought out standards equipment used in Ayurveda traditional therapies and traditional medicine to ensure quality and streamline the industry

The Hindu

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U.S. Eases Export Restrictions on 27 Chinese Entities

The Commerce Department says end-use checks had been successfully conducted, ahead of Secretary Gina Raimondo’s visit to China later this month

The Hindu

Meet on draft development and building regulations in Hyderabad

BIS Hyderabad hosts two-day workshop aimed at simplifying land development and construction regulations. K. V. Rao, Director & Head of BIS Hyderabad Branch, stresses importance of collaborative problem-solving to tackle technical challenges.

The Hindu

Sale of khadi flags from Hubballi unit affected for the second year in succession

Khadi flag sales in Hubballi, India's sole flag manufacturing unit, have dropped due to an amendment to the National Flag Code allowing polyester cloth flags. This has left 1,200 workers, mainly women, struggling. Despite memoranda to the Union government, the amendment has not been withdrawn, favouring private mill owners over…

Android Central

CMF by Nothing registers upcoming smartwatch and earbuds

Nothing's new sub-brand has its devices registered and approved in India ahead of a late 2023 launch.

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Believe in Scotland unveils its route map to independence at General Election

GRASSROOTS campaigners have unveiled a new plan for independence which proposes using a “double-majority mandate” at the next General Election…

Zenger

Central Banks Pen Scathing Letter On Cryptocurrencies: Challenges Outweigh Innovation

Global central banks expressed doubt to the finance ministers of the world's 20 biggest economies about cryptocurrency's suitability

The Hindu

Top Tamil Nadu news developments today

Here is a list of top news developments from Tamil Nadu today

The National (Scotland)

This is how we put young people at the heart of the independence push

ABERDEEN Independence Movement (AIM) has been successful in engaging young people and fostering a youthful group. Recently, three executive members…

The National (Scotland)

National Yes Network: We cannot show splits in the Yes movement

THE National Yes Network (NYN) is one of the national groups affiliated with Believe In Scotland (BIS).

Axios

Global policymakers mull inflation's last mile

The hardest part of reining in prices still lies ahead.

The Guardian - AU

Why the last mile on the road to low inflation may yet prove to be the toughest

While inflation may have peaked in 2022, households and firms are getting more used to it, making it harder to dislodge

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