How China can impact India's electric vehicle dream

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Sales galore as Amazon, Flipkart woo reluctant festive shoppers E-commerce giants Amazon and Walmart-backed Flipkart kicked off a crucial battle for shoppers on Sunday ahead of India's massive festive season as retailers search for a much-needed boost to sales amid a slowing economy. How China can impact India's electric vehicle dream China is the biggest market for electric vehicles and it also controls the supply of major chunk of the key raw materials needed for making the battery used in these vehicles. A city-size iceberg breaks off Antarctica Australian scientists have used satellite imagery to capture the image of a gigantic iceberg breaking away from the Amery Ice Shelf in east Antarctica. South Korea displays F-35 stealth jets South Korea on Tuesday displayed some of its newly purchased U.S.-made F-35 stealth fighter jets for the first time during its Armed Forces Day ceremony, a development that will likely infuriate rival North Korea. A look at the legal trouble facing Israel's Netanyahu The political survival of Israel's longest-serving Likud party leader is also clouded by his failure to win a clear victory in two parliamentary elections this year, in April and last month. China's show of military strength The military showed off China's most advanced weapons, some being shown for the first time, as rows of soldiers marched in lockstep past President Xi Jinping in Tiananmen Square Five ways to deal with negative perception at work Are you stressed because your colleagues have a low opinion of you? Get down to the bottom of why this is the case, and figure out ways to change this. Anjali Venugopalan gets you tips from the experts. Stop looking for the 'best' mutual funds The best mutual fund schemes for someone need not be the best for you. For example, when a friend or a colleague recommends the best scheme, they are sharing the best scheme for them. That need not be the best scheme for you. Their profile need not match yours. How these startups are trying to beat climate change Climate activist Greta Thunberg's rousing speech at the United Nations recently has become one of the most watched videos and garnered praise and severe criticism from people around the world on social and electronic media. How to get a smart home set up under Rs 30K With technology enhancing our lifestyles by leaps and bounds, it is not just our TVs and phones that are smart. Even your home could have the smart set-up. What's better! A smart home no longer requires an elaborate system, thanks to the increasing number of IOT devices available today. You can now get a smart home set up under Rs 30,000, with these devices.

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