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#IndiaAt100 | The Labour Code For Manufacturing: What Changes For Jobs & Industry?

India’s labour reforms could reshape the future of jobs, workers and manufacturing. In this #IndiaAt100 session, Lohit Bhatia, ED & Group CEO, Quess Corp; Sumita Dawra, Former Labour Secretary; Abheek Barua, Economist; and Santosh Mehrotra, Senior Economist, decode the evolving labour landscape. From worker protections and hiring flexibility to formal employment, productivity and manufacturing competitiveness, the panel examines what India’s labour framework means for businesses and workers as the country moves towards India @100. This session is moderated by Business Today TV’s Shailendra Bhatnagar & Business Today’s Surabhi.

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#IndiaAt100 : Hisashi Takeuchi On Driving India’s Manufacturing Revolution

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How big is Apple Pay? US payment giant to enter India as UPI dominates digital payments

Apple is poised to launch Apple Pay in India as early as October 2026, beginning with credit cards issued by Axis Bank, as reported by Reuters.

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