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China phases out US microprocessors, favours domestic options in tech shift - Vimarsana News

China phases out US microprocessors, favours domestic options in tech shift

China's industry ministry in late December stated with three separate lists of CPUs, operating systems and centralised databases deemed "safe and reliable" for three years after the publication date, all from Chinese companies.

90% unclaimed deposits listed on RBI portal - Vimarsana News

90% unclaimed deposits listed on RBI portal

India Business News: On Thursday, the Reserve Bank of India expanded the UDGAM portal by incorporating 23 additional banks. The UDGAM portal serves as a centralized databa

How Corruption Adds to the Enormous Friction That Legal Heirs Face in Getting Property Transferred - Vimarsana News

How Corruption Adds to the Enormous Friction That Legal Heirs Face in Getting Property Transferred

Developed nations of the world diligently work at ‘reuniting unclaimed financial assets with their rightful owners’, I wrote in September 2022.

Why This Lawyer is Petitioning The Government For A Centralised Database of COVID-19 Resources - Vimarsana News

Why This Lawyer is Petitioning The Government For A Centralised Database of COVID-19 Resources

Why This Lawyer is Petitioning The Government For A Centralised Database of COVID Resources 27 April 2021, 3:33 pm India's mismanagement of the second wave has led to widespread panic and deaths due to a shortage of crucial resources. “Need an oxygen cylinder urgently in Noida,” reads one tweet, scroll down and another one asks, “Any leads on ventilator beds in Patna?” Ever since the second wave of COVID-19 made its wrath felt in India, social media platforms like Twitter have become an impromptu aggregator for crucial resources like beds, medication, vaccines and now even crematorium...

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