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The Indian government has told IT hardware manufacturers that its considering a registration mechanism for imports for at least this fiscal year with no quota and licensing requirements, a move that would bring relief to HP, Dell, Apple, Samsung, Lenovo, Asus, Acer and the other big tech brands.

The move is likely to bring a big relief to IT majors HP, Dell, Apple, Samsung, Lenovo, Asus, Acer and the other big tech brands, , laptops, tablets, pcs, Servers, imports, Restrictions

This story was first published on the Benzinga India portal. The Indian government is contemplating a new registration regime for imported IT hardware, a move with potential benefits for multinational tech companies including Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL), Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. (KRX: 005930), HP Inc. (NYSE: HPQ), Dell Technologies Inc. (NYSE: DELL), Lenovo Group Limited (OTC: LNVGY), ASUSTeK Computer Inc. (TPE: 2357), and Acer Inc. (TPE: 2353), as per government sources. For this fiscal year

As PC and laptop makers urge the government to rethink its decision on import licensing requirements accompanied by a quota, the industry stakeholders have

New Delhi, Sep 9 (IANS) As PC and laptop makers urge the government to rethink its decision on import licensing requirements accompanied by a quota, the

The meeting discussed proposed changes, like linking the import of IT hardware to the local manufacturing of a company value and its export value of electronic items, according to sources.

The meeting discussed proposed changes, like linking the import of IT hardware to the local manufacturing of a company value and its export value of electronic items, according to sources.

The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has recommended changes to the annual licence fee calculation for FM radio channels. Currently, the fee is based on a percentage of annual gross revenue or a spectrum charge, whichever is higher. TRAI suggested that the fee should be calculated at 4% of gross revenue, excluding GST. The authority also proposed allowing private radio channels to broadcast news for 10 minutes per hour.

Representatives of Association of Radio Operators for India had raised issues for consideration of the authority, such as permitting private FM Radio channels to broadcast independent news bulletins and availability of FM radio receivers in mobile handsets.

The Central Government is contemplating a proposal that could mandate the import of IT hardware, such as laptops, personal computers, and servers, solely from