Video: What lies behind the iPhone’s extra expensive price tag in India
Since 2008, Apple’s smartphones have consistently sold at lower rates in the US than in India when converted to rupees.
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8Delhi fire deaths highlight precariousness of ‘medical tourists’ in the city
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