Archana Shukla
India Business Correspondent at BBC News India
Journalist with @BBCWorld । Former BureauChief & Associate Editor @CNBCTV18live #RamnathGoenkaAward 2016 #RedInkAwards 2017,2019 #CJEA 2018
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bbc.com | Archana Shukla
India worried about Chinese 'dumping' as trade tensions with Trump escalateArchana ShuklaIndia business correspondentThirunavkarsu KCheaper Chinese imports have have slowed down demand for viscose yarn made in IndiaThe pace at 64-year-old Thirunavkarsu's spinning mill in southern India's Tamil Nadu state has noticeably slowed down.
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flipboard.com | Archana Shukla
12 hours agoIndia: Shocking fraud uncovered as man caught with 40 cloned ATM cards, used technical tricks to drain over $1186 dailyHamirpur, India - May 03, 2025 An ATM fraudster was caught in the act by local residents while attempting to manipulate the machine. As soon as they saw suspicious activity, someone stepped in and confronted him inside the kiosk. The situation escalated, and the crowd physically assaulted him before authorities were alerted.
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bbc.com | Archana Shukla
The rise and wobble of India's EV pioneer OlaArchana ShuklaGetty ImagesSales of Ola's electric scooters have fallen sharplyIt was once the Indian start-up world's shining star, but Ola is now battling a multitude of crises. Founded in 2010, it quickly became a household name, expanding from ride-hailing to electric vehicles and battery cells, challenging Uber along the way. The company jumped on the AI bandwagon in 2023 with Krutrim, India's first AI company valued at over $1bn.
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flipboard.com | Archana Shukla
The curious case of Ola's scooter 'sales' without invoicesIssuing invoices is key to concluding the sale of a product and its delivery as per the country’s taxation laws, and the non-issuance may impact Ola …
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1 month ago |
bbc.co.uk | Rachel Hagan |Archana Shukla
Image source, Getty ImagesUS President Donald Trump says he will soon announce "major" tariffs on imported pharmaceuticals, a move that could end decades of low-cost global trade in medicines. For years, most countries, including the US, have imposed few or no tariffs on finished drugs, thanks in part to a 1995 World Trade Organisation (WTO) agreement aimed at keeping medicines affordable.
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From ride-hailing to EVs, Ola’s rapid rise is now mired in controversies - especially at its EV arm. Once hailed by its founder as India’s two-wheeler Tesla, cracks are now starting to show. We take a deep dive on what's going wrong. @BBCWorld @BBCIndia https://t.co/ixiQO13FWp
Indian businessman Mehul Choksi has been arrested in Belgium following India's request for his extradition. Choksi is wanted by India for allegedly defrauding one of the country's largest banks of nearly $1.8bn (£1.3bn). @BBCWorld https://t.co/TzPpOuGkE2
RT @yogital: Inside Mandalay: Our report on the huge devastation and little help for Myanmar earthquake survivors https://t.co/6YXD9Wb9Ri