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Amazon India has admitted to workplace safety lapses at its warehouse in the National Capital Region, Economic Times reported. In its submission to the central labour commissioner, the company reportedly accepted that there was a violation of workplace safety standards on May 16 this year at its Manesar warehouse and…

ET Prime has laid off a third of its employees as part of a restructuring process to integrate it with the Economic Times, two senior executives told Newslaundry.

Contrary to an Economic Times report early on Monday, India’s ministry of electronics and information technology has not “summoned” any Wikipedia executives over vandalised pages.

On December 5, 2014, a female passenger was raped in an Uber cab by its driver. This incident happened in New Delhi.

Three years later, the central government is reviving its 2019 plan to introduce legislation that will replace the the archaic Press and Registration of Books Act, 1867. The proposed bill is a "new registration regime" for newspapers but will also include India's digital news media industry, Economic Times reported.

Uber’s ties with the Times Group are raising eyebrows. On July 12, the Indian Express shed light on the media group’s “strategic partnership” with the cab firm.

India’s Adani’s group, its proximity to prime minister Narendra Modi, and its influence over the Sri Lanka government has been at the centre of a political controversy unfolding in Sri Lanka over the last five days.

The media has been scrambling to cover the diplomatic row erupting over a BJP spokesperson's comments on Prophet Mohammed. While the government blamed it on "fringe elements", newspapers lined up to offer editorials and reports on how it played out.

Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) may now be headed to the larger Asia-Pacific (APAC) market as it continues to face regulatory challenges in India, according to an Economic Times