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Image: Flickr Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced the Union Budget 2021 in the parliament earlier today. One of the biggest announcements for the technology and electronic gadgets industry of the country is the increase of custom duty on mobile chargers and some sub parts of phones. Some parts of mobile phones will also move from NIL custom duty to a Moderate custom duty of 2.5 per cent, Sitharaman announced. Also Read - Today's Tech News: Union Budget 2021, popular Twitter accounts banned, more During the announcement, FM said, “Withdrawing exemptions on parts of chargers and m...

Budget 2021: Government raises import duty on parts of mobile phones, chargers The finance minister announced withdrawal of duty exemption on components used for mobile chargers and imposed 10 percent duty on them with effect from 2 February. Feb 01, 2021 17:07:59 IST The government on Monday proposed to impose import duty on components of mobile phones and chargers, to enhance local value addition, a move that may marginally impact handset prices. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced review of 400 exemptions in customs duty including those applicable on the mobile devices segment.�...

Mobile phone, durables prices set to increase February 02, 2021 Hike in customs duty on imported parts likely to push prices up While the increase in customs duty on mobile phone parts and electronics goods announced in Budget will give a fillip to domestic manufacturing, it is also likely push up handset and durables prices, say manufacturers. “For greater domestic value addition, we are withdrawing a few exemptions on parts of chargers and sub-parts of mobiles. Further, some parts of mobiles will move from ‘nil’ rate to a moderate 2.5 per cent,” Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman ...

WATERBURY — Carlos Novicky of Woodbury, a student in the Advanced Manufacturing Technology Program at Naugatuck Valley Community College, was selected as the recipient of the annual Thomaston Savings Bank

Harrisburg University professor who created 3D face shields at start of pandemic dies of COVID-19 Updated Jan 14, 2021; Posted Jan 13, 2021 Harrisburg University Professor Dr. Charles "Chip" Shearrow pictured on the right passed away from COVID-19 on Jan. 12. His son, Charles A Shearrow II, who helped his dad with creating 3D face shields, is in the center. Photo: Harrisburg University Facebook Share Following months of producing 3D face shield masks for frontline workers, Harrisburg University professor Charles Shearrow died Tuesday from his own battle with COVID-19. Known as Chip to famil...