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Economic Times
4 days ago
- Business
- Economic Times
RRP Defence partners with French firm CYGR to set up drone manufacturing plant
TIL Creatives AI generated image RRP Defence on Saturday announced that it has partnered with French firm CYGR to set up a drone manufacturing facility in India at an initial investment of around USD 50 million (around Rs 430 crore). This partnership aims to deliver advanced drone systems designed for tactical, surveillance, and industrial use, leveraging French-American technology and Indian manufacturing capability, the RRP group company said in a statement. The two companies are expected to invest USD 50 million initially in the facility, which will be scaled up to USD 100 million later, RRP Defence Chairman Rajendra Chodankar said. The facility, to be located in Navi Mumbai, will support the production of next-generation drones, including nano drones, ISR drones, and hand-launched fixed-wing drones. The focus would be on defence, homeland security, and industrial drone solutions, it said, adding that the plant would contribute to India's high-skill employment and aerospace exports. "By combining our local manufacturing strength and field understanding with CYGR's world-class drone technologies, we are building systems that meet India's unique operational needs," Chodankar said."Through this collaboration with RRP Defence Ltd, we are not only transferring technology, but also co-developing future-ready solutions that support India's defence and surveillance landscape," CYGR France Director George El Aily said.
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Business Standard
4 days ago
- Business
- Business Standard
French firm CYGR, RRP Defence to launch $50 mn drone plant in Navi Mumbai
RRP Defence on Saturday announced that it has partnered with French firm CYGR to set up a drone manufacturing facility in India at an initial investment of around USD 50 million (around Rs 430 crore). This partnership aims to deliver advanced drone systems designed for tactical, surveillance, and industrial use, leveraging French-American technology and Indian manufacturing capability, the RRP group company said in a statement. The two companies are expected to invest USD 50 million initially in the facility, which will be scaled up to USD 100 million later, RRP Defence Chairman Rajendra Chodankar said. The facility, to be located in Navi Mumbai, will support the production of next-generation drones, including nano drones, ISR drones, and hand-launched fixed-wing drones. The focus would be on defence, homeland security, and industrial drone solutions, it said, adding that the plant would contribute to India's high-skill employment and aerospace exports. "By combining our local manufacturing strength and field understanding with CYGR's world-class drone technologies, we are building systems that meet India's unique operational needs," Chodankar said. "Through this collaboration with RRP Defence Ltd, we are not only transferring technology, but also co-developing future-ready solutions that support India's defence and surveillance landscape," CYGR France Director George El Aily said.
Time of India
5 days ago
- Politics
- Time of India
Nagaland party RPP claims Centre's representative AK Mishra gives false hopes to people
File photo KOHIMA: The Rising People's Party (RPP) on Friday alleged that the Centre's interlocutor for Naga talks, A K Mishra, has nothing to offer to the people except to raise false hope. The party also described his frequent visits to Nagaland as "entirely fruitless" and a "waste of taxpayers' money". "An astute person like him should excuse himself from making monthly trips to the state just to excite some gullible minds, because neither he nor the government of India has any intention of resolving the Naga issue," the party said. The RRP's statement came a day after Mishra held a joint meeting with representatives of Naga political groups in Nagaland's Chumoukedima. The meeting brought together two factions of the Working Committee of the NNPGs - one led by N Kitovi Zhimomi and the other by Neokpao Konyak and Alezo Venuh. Mishra is also expected to meet with representatives of the NSCN (K) Niki group during his visit. "Once again, the factions may be excited, but the general public is merely amused," the RRP added. The RPP also accused former interlocutor and ex-Nagaland Governor RN Ravi of creating fissures with the Nagas by "throwing the Framework Agreement into the dustbin" and causing the signing of the Agreed Position pact. The government had inked the Framework Agreement with NSCN(IM) in 2015 and the Agreed Position pact with the Working Committee of Naga National Political Groups (NNPGs) two years later.
The Advertiser
13-06-2025
- Business
- The Advertiser
Best EOFY year deals for home office and tech - get in quick before you miss it
These items are hand-picked to make your shopping experience easier. ACM may be provided with compensation from affiliate partners if you click through. End-of-financial-year sales coincide with the end of the tax year, which means Australians have the chance to buy work-related items like computers, tools, or office equipment that can be claimed as deductions. If you work remotely or own a business, EOFY sales mark the perfect time to make the most of office and tech discounts, as retailers clear stock before the financial year resets on June 30. Amid rising cost of living pressures, 71 per cent of Australians are planning to shop EOFY sales to make the most of the savings. With major brands like HP, Lenovo, Kogan, Samsung and Nespresso are all offering attractive deals across their product ranges, the hunt is on for the next best deal. Below, we've collated a list of the top retailers and discounts on offer in the home office and tech categories - to save you time surfing the web. 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In Australia, EOFY sales usually take place throughout June as businesses offer major discounts to clear stock before the financial year ends on June 30. It's a popular time to score deals on tech, fashion, beauty, furniture, and more - and in some cases, it may offer tax-deductible benefits for eligible purchases. Most EOFY sales in 2025 will run from early June through to June 30, 2025. However, some retailers may begin promotions as early as late May. Keep an eye on your favourite brands for early access or exclusive member offers. If you're buying items for work or business purposes - like a laptop, printer, or ergonomic chair - you may be eligible to claim them as tax deductions. Always check with your accountant or the ATO (Australian Taxation Office) to confirm what qualifies. EOFY sales are a great time for sole traders and small business owners to make smart purchases. EOFY sales can be just as competitive as Black Friday or Boxing Day - especially for big-ticket items or business-related purchases. While Black Friday is focused more on pre-holiday retail, EOFY deals often appeal to practical spending, upgrades, and tax-time shopping. Yes, many businesses offer EOFY discounts on services too - such as accounting software, insurance, phone plans, digital subscriptions, or marketing tools. If you're a freelancer, business owner, or just looking to optimise your expenses, it's worth checking. To shop smarter during EOFY: These items are hand-picked to make your shopping experience easier. ACM may be provided with compensation from affiliate partners if you click through. End-of-financial-year sales coincide with the end of the tax year, which means Australians have the chance to buy work-related items like computers, tools, or office equipment that can be claimed as deductions. If you work remotely or own a business, EOFY sales mark the perfect time to make the most of office and tech discounts, as retailers clear stock before the financial year resets on June 30. Amid rising cost of living pressures, 71 per cent of Australians are planning to shop EOFY sales to make the most of the savings. With major brands like HP, Lenovo, Kogan, Samsung and Nespresso are all offering attractive deals across their product ranges, the hunt is on for the next best deal. Below, we've collated a list of the top retailers and discounts on offer in the home office and tech categories - to save you time surfing the web. Save $930 on HP Envy x360 16 inch 2-in-1 Laptop 16-ac0014TU, Silver Save $700 on HP Laptop 17.3 inch 17-cn3030TU, Silver Save $250 on HP Laptop 14 inch 14-em0073AU, Black Save $200 on HP Laptop 15.6 inch 15-fd0233TU, Black Save up to 40 per cent off select LG Products and free removal of old appliances Save up to 40 per cent off Galaxy Smartphones Save up to 35 per cent off Samsung OLED TVs Save up to 30 per cent off fridges, laundry and vacuums 30 per cent off RRP Galaxy Bud3 I Buds3 Pro* 30 per cent off RRP Galaxy Watch Ultra I Watch7* Save up to $1,000 on gaming monitors Save 15 per cent on laundry bundles 20 per cent off sitewide Get up to 50% off JBL, from powerful speakers to premium headphones Up to 43 per cent off Shop the EOFY sale Up to 50 per cent off Up to 60 per cent off Up to 65 per cent off rugs Up to 40 per cent off sofas Extra 30 per cent off clearance homewares Up to 30 per cent off Up to 50 per cent off sale Buy one kettle or toaster and get one for 25 per cent off Up to 30 per cent off Up to 50 per cent off sale 20 to 50 per cent off selected styles Up to 30 per cent off sale Up to 40 per cent off sitewide Shop the EOFY final sale Read more EOFY sale articles: EOFY stands for End of Financial Year. In Australia, EOFY sales usually take place throughout June as businesses offer major discounts to clear stock before the financial year ends on June 30. It's a popular time to score deals on tech, fashion, beauty, furniture, and more - and in some cases, it may offer tax-deductible benefits for eligible purchases. Most EOFY sales in 2025 will run from early June through to June 30, 2025. However, some retailers may begin promotions as early as late May. Keep an eye on your favourite brands for early access or exclusive member offers. If you're buying items for work or business purposes - like a laptop, printer, or ergonomic chair - you may be eligible to claim them as tax deductions. Always check with your accountant or the ATO (Australian Taxation Office) to confirm what qualifies. EOFY sales are a great time for sole traders and small business owners to make smart purchases. EOFY sales can be just as competitive as Black Friday or Boxing Day - especially for big-ticket items or business-related purchases. While Black Friday is focused more on pre-holiday retail, EOFY deals often appeal to practical spending, upgrades, and tax-time shopping. Yes, many businesses offer EOFY discounts on services too - such as accounting software, insurance, phone plans, digital subscriptions, or marketing tools. If you're a freelancer, business owner, or just looking to optimise your expenses, it's worth checking. To shop smarter during EOFY: These items are hand-picked to make your shopping experience easier. ACM may be provided with compensation from affiliate partners if you click through. End-of-financial-year sales coincide with the end of the tax year, which means Australians have the chance to buy work-related items like computers, tools, or office equipment that can be claimed as deductions. If you work remotely or own a business, EOFY sales mark the perfect time to make the most of office and tech discounts, as retailers clear stock before the financial year resets on June 30. Amid rising cost of living pressures, 71 per cent of Australians are planning to shop EOFY sales to make the most of the savings. With major brands like HP, Lenovo, Kogan, Samsung and Nespresso are all offering attractive deals across their product ranges, the hunt is on for the next best deal. Below, we've collated a list of the top retailers and discounts on offer in the home office and tech categories - to save you time surfing the web. Save $930 on HP Envy x360 16 inch 2-in-1 Laptop 16-ac0014TU, Silver Save $700 on HP Laptop 17.3 inch 17-cn3030TU, Silver Save $250 on HP Laptop 14 inch 14-em0073AU, Black Save $200 on HP Laptop 15.6 inch 15-fd0233TU, Black Save up to 40 per cent off select LG Products and free removal of old appliances Save up to 40 per cent off Galaxy Smartphones Save up to 35 per cent off Samsung OLED TVs Save up to 30 per cent off fridges, laundry and vacuums 30 per cent off RRP Galaxy Bud3 I Buds3 Pro* 30 per cent off RRP Galaxy Watch Ultra I Watch7* Save up to $1,000 on gaming monitors Save 15 per cent on laundry bundles 20 per cent off sitewide Get up to 50% off JBL, from powerful speakers to premium headphones Up to 43 per cent off Shop the EOFY sale Up to 50 per cent off Up to 60 per cent off Up to 65 per cent off rugs Up to 40 per cent off sofas Extra 30 per cent off clearance homewares Up to 30 per cent off Up to 50 per cent off sale Buy one kettle or toaster and get one for 25 per cent off Up to 30 per cent off Up to 50 per cent off sale 20 to 50 per cent off selected styles Up to 30 per cent off sale Up to 40 per cent off sitewide Shop the EOFY final sale Read more EOFY sale articles: EOFY stands for End of Financial Year. In Australia, EOFY sales usually take place throughout June as businesses offer major discounts to clear stock before the financial year ends on June 30. It's a popular time to score deals on tech, fashion, beauty, furniture, and more - and in some cases, it may offer tax-deductible benefits for eligible purchases. Most EOFY sales in 2025 will run from early June through to June 30, 2025. However, some retailers may begin promotions as early as late May. Keep an eye on your favourite brands for early access or exclusive member offers. If you're buying items for work or business purposes - like a laptop, printer, or ergonomic chair - you may be eligible to claim them as tax deductions. Always check with your accountant or the ATO (Australian Taxation Office) to confirm what qualifies. EOFY sales are a great time for sole traders and small business owners to make smart purchases. EOFY sales can be just as competitive as Black Friday or Boxing Day - especially for big-ticket items or business-related purchases. While Black Friday is focused more on pre-holiday retail, EOFY deals often appeal to practical spending, upgrades, and tax-time shopping. Yes, many businesses offer EOFY discounts on services too - such as accounting software, insurance, phone plans, digital subscriptions, or marketing tools. If you're a freelancer, business owner, or just looking to optimise your expenses, it's worth checking. To shop smarter during EOFY: These items are hand-picked to make your shopping experience easier. ACM may be provided with compensation from affiliate partners if you click through. End-of-financial-year sales coincide with the end of the tax year, which means Australians have the chance to buy work-related items like computers, tools, or office equipment that can be claimed as deductions. If you work remotely or own a business, EOFY sales mark the perfect time to make the most of office and tech discounts, as retailers clear stock before the financial year resets on June 30. Amid rising cost of living pressures, 71 per cent of Australians are planning to shop EOFY sales to make the most of the savings. With major brands like HP, Lenovo, Kogan, Samsung and Nespresso are all offering attractive deals across their product ranges, the hunt is on for the next best deal. Below, we've collated a list of the top retailers and discounts on offer in the home office and tech categories - to save you time surfing the web. Save $930 on HP Envy x360 16 inch 2-in-1 Laptop 16-ac0014TU, Silver Save $700 on HP Laptop 17.3 inch 17-cn3030TU, Silver Save $250 on HP Laptop 14 inch 14-em0073AU, Black Save $200 on HP Laptop 15.6 inch 15-fd0233TU, Black Save up to 40 per cent off select LG Products and free removal of old appliances Save up to 40 per cent off Galaxy Smartphones Save up to 35 per cent off Samsung OLED TVs Save up to 30 per cent off fridges, laundry and vacuums 30 per cent off RRP Galaxy Bud3 I Buds3 Pro* 30 per cent off RRP Galaxy Watch Ultra I Watch7* Save up to $1,000 on gaming monitors Save 15 per cent on laundry bundles 20 per cent off sitewide Get up to 50% off JBL, from powerful speakers to premium headphones Up to 43 per cent off Shop the EOFY sale Up to 50 per cent off Up to 60 per cent off Up to 65 per cent off rugs Up to 40 per cent off sofas Extra 30 per cent off clearance homewares Up to 30 per cent off Up to 50 per cent off sale Buy one kettle or toaster and get one for 25 per cent off Up to 30 per cent off Up to 50 per cent off sale 20 to 50 per cent off selected styles Up to 30 per cent off sale Up to 40 per cent off sitewide Shop the EOFY final sale Read more EOFY sale articles: EOFY stands for End of Financial Year. In Australia, EOFY sales usually take place throughout June as businesses offer major discounts to clear stock before the financial year ends on June 30. It's a popular time to score deals on tech, fashion, beauty, furniture, and more - and in some cases, it may offer tax-deductible benefits for eligible purchases. Most EOFY sales in 2025 will run from early June through to June 30, 2025. However, some retailers may begin promotions as early as late May. Keep an eye on your favourite brands for early access or exclusive member offers. If you're buying items for work or business purposes - like a laptop, printer, or ergonomic chair - you may be eligible to claim them as tax deductions. Always check with your accountant or the ATO (Australian Taxation Office) to confirm what qualifies. EOFY sales are a great time for sole traders and small business owners to make smart purchases. EOFY sales can be just as competitive as Black Friday or Boxing Day - especially for big-ticket items or business-related purchases. While Black Friday is focused more on pre-holiday retail, EOFY deals often appeal to practical spending, upgrades, and tax-time shopping. Yes, many businesses offer EOFY discounts on services too - such as accounting software, insurance, phone plans, digital subscriptions, or marketing tools. If you're a freelancer, business owner, or just looking to optimise your expenses, it's worth checking. To shop smarter during EOFY:
Time of India
09-06-2025
- Health
- Time of India
Hosps asked to remain vigilant, maintain stock of essential items
Indore: A total of 41 Covid-19 positive cases were identified in Indore district so far, with 26 patients currently in isolation and undergoing treatment. This information was presented by the health department in a meeting held on Sunday to review the preparations to tackle the resurgence in cases. The meeting reviewed the Covid situation from January 2025 to the present. The health department stated that the current cases are of a very mild variant, similar to 'Omicron BA.2-like,' with no severe symptoms observed. Chairing the meeting, collector incharge Gaurav Benal instructed all hospitals to remain vigilant and adhere to Covid-19 protocol. Citizens are urged to use masks in crowded places, wash hands frequently, and contact the nearest health centre immediately if symptoms appear. Benal said, "Comprehensive measures for vigilance and precaution are being ensured to combat Covid-19 infection in Indore district. Citizens are encouraged not to panic but to remain cautious and get tested and treated promptly if symptoms appear. The situation in the district is fully under control." Benal instructed that all necessary preparations be maintained and an adequate stock of essential materials and medicines should be ensured. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Giao dịch CFD với công nghệ và tốc độ tốt hơn IC Markets Đăng ký Undo He directed officials to secure the supply chain arrangements and train the RRP team. In the meeting, it was informed that there is adequate sampling and testing arrangement in both govt and private hospitals. The meeting was attended by chief medical and health officer Dr BS Saitya, Dr Madhav Hasani, and directors of all govt and private hospitals in the district. Indore: A total of 41 Covid-19 positive cases were identified in Indore district so far, with 26 patients currently in isolation and undergoing treatment. This information was presented by the health department in a meeting held on Sunday to review the preparations to tackle the resurgence in cases. The meeting reviewed the Covid situation from January 2025 to the present. The health department stated that the current cases are of a very mild variant, similar to 'Omicron BA.2-like,' with no severe symptoms observed. Chairing the meeting, collector incharge Gaurav Benal instructed all hospitals to remain vigilant and adhere to Covid-19 protocol. Citizens are urged to use masks in crowded places, wash hands frequently, and contact the nearest health centre immediately if symptoms appear. Benal said, "Comprehensive measures for vigilance and precaution are being ensured to combat Covid-19 infection in Indore district. Citizens are encouraged not to panic but to remain cautious and get tested and treated promptly if symptoms appear. The situation in the district is fully under control." Benal instructed that all necessary preparations be maintained and an adequate stock of essential materials and medicines should be ensured. He directed officials to secure the supply chain arrangements and train the RRP team. In the meeting, it was informed that there is adequate sampling and testing arrangement in both govt and private hospitals. The meeting was attended by chief medical and health officer Dr BS Saitya, Dr Madhav Hasani, and directors of all govt and private hospitals in the district.
