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Following severe public backlash, the Competition Commission of India (CCI), the country's anti-trust watchdog, on Thursday opened a probe into WhatsApp's "exploitative and exclusionary conduct… in the garb of this policy update". The CCI will be compiling a report over its anti-trust investigation on the app's new privacy policy within 60 days. © REUTERS / FRANCIS MASCARENHAS WhatsApp Users Who Fail to Accept New Terms Will Not Be Able to Send Messages - Reports In January, WhatsApp, which boasts around 400 million users in India, stated that it was looking forward to "engaging with the CCI" after the Indian anti-trust watchdog first decided to check the potential impact of the policy on WhatsApp users in India. Highlighting other concerns regarding WhatsApp's mandatory policy, the CCI noted aspects such as its "opacity, vagueness, open-endedness, and incomplete disclosures". ​"Users have not been provided with appropriate granular choice, neither up … [Read more...] about India’s Anti-Trust Watchdog Initiates Investigation Into WhatsApp’s ‘Exploitative’ Privacy Policy

Several states have reported shortages of coronavirus vaccines as the number of cases in India has passed Brazil's tally, making it the country with the second-highest number of infections in the world. The second wave of infections is wreaking havoc in India , with health officials reporting 161,736 cases in 24 hours, bringing the number of infections above 13.6 million, according to Health Ministry data. The death toll has risen to over 171,000, and the country now accounts for one in every six daily new infections worldwide. "India seems to need more vaccines than it has, with vaccination centers and state governments announcing shortfalls, and is unlikely to reach its desired scale anytime soon," MC Mishra, former director of the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, told DW. Watch video 01:47 Share India falls short on vaccines Send Facebook Twitter reddit EMail Facebook Messenger Web Whatsapp Web Telegram … [Read more...] about COVID: India faces vaccine shortage amid surge in new cases

New Delhi: Megha Engineering & Infrastructures Ltd (MEIL) on Wednesday said its first indigenously-made oil drilling rig has started operation at Kalol oil fields in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. The rig, which became operational on Wednesday, is part of an order worth Rs 6,000 crore for 47 drilling rigs. MEIL is the first company in private sector to manufacture and use rigs used in oil and fuel extraction with advanced technology, a company statement said. As part of the Centre's Make in India programme, MEIL has manufactured these rigs for the first time in the country, it added. With a capacity of 1500 HP ( horse power) these rigs can easily dig oil wells up to 4000 meter (4 kilometers) depth from the ground surface. These rigs have a life span of about 40 years. In 2019, MEIL received a tender worth Rs 6,000 crore to manufacture 47 drilling rigs. As part of this, first rig was brought into use at the oil fields in Ahmedabad, it said. The remaining 46 rigs are … [Read more...] about Megha Engineering’s first ‘Make in India’ oil rig begins operation

NEW DELHI - India has approved Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine for emergency use against COVID-19 as the country battles a devastating second wave of the pandemic. The move will give India access to a third vaccine at a time when its race to ramp up its immunization drive is being hampered by shortages being reported from several parts of the country. India’s health ministry also said Tuesday it will fast-track approval for other shots that have been given an emergency nod by the World Health Organization or regulators in the United States, Europe, Britain and Japan to "expand the basket of vaccines for domestic use and hasten the pace and coverage of vaccination." That could pave the way for possible imports of vaccines such as ones produced by Pfizer and Moderna, health experts said. The first doses of the Russian vaccine, which has shown as efficacy of 91.6 percent in studies and has been approved by about 60 countries, could arrive by the end of the month or early May. India … [Read more...] about India Approves Russian Vaccine While Battling Devastating COVID Surge

A new single-day record of COVID-19 cases has pushed India into second place behind the United States for the world’s most confirmed coronavirus infections. The South Asian nation’s 168,912 new COVID-19 cases posted on Monday gives India 13,527,717 total cases, compared to Brazil’s 13,517,808 total cases, according to the Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center . The new surge coincides with an acute shortage of vaccines in some Indian states, along with the annual Kumbh Mela, or pitcher festival, at the Ganges River, where millions of Hindu devotees bathe to seek absolution, raising fears it could evolve into a superspreader event. India is in fourth place in total coronavirus fatalities with 170,179, including 904 deaths posted on Monday. The United States leads in that category with 562,521, followed by Brazil with 354,617 deaths and Mexico with 209,702. Reuters is reporting that India has approved the use of Russia’s Sputnik V COVID-19 vaccine. In the United States, … [Read more...] about India Surpasses Brazil for World’s Second-Most COVID-19 Cases