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September 21, 2026
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Tribunal infrastructure and member vacancies: amenities assessment and bench-level data collection address reduced sittings across company-law benches.
The Supreme Court required the Central Government urgently to identify, in consultation with the Tribunal President, infrastructural amenities needed by tribunal benches. The Principal Bench Bar Association was required to compile tabulated infrastructure data for every regional bench. At least 18 benches were asserted to conduct half-day sittings because of member shortages, against a sanctioned complement that remained unchanged despite expanded insolvency jurisdiction.
September 21, 2026
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Duty-free access for Indian exports under the India-New Zealand trade agreement begins with its entry into force.
The India-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement will grant duty-free access in New Zealand to all Indian exports, displacing existing peak tariffs on products such as ceramics, carpets, automobiles, and auto components. Scheduled to enter into force on 20 October 2026, the agreement also includes New Zealand's long-term investment commitment in India.
September 21, 2026
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Tariff sanctions and AI trade consultations examine reciprocal tariff reduction amid energy-purchase measures and objections to unilateral sanctions.
Expanded sanctions and tariff measures form the immediate trade-policy backdrop. The Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026 authorises expanded sanctions and tariffs targeting Russia and countries that buy its energy exports. China contests the application of tariffs to its purchases and opposes long-arm jurisdiction and unilateral sanctions asserted without a basis in international law or a UN Security Council mandate. Parallel negotiations contemplate a reciprocal tariff-reduction arrangement.
September 21, 2026
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Rupee appreciation in early trade reflects lower crude prices and stronger domestic equities despite dollar demand.
Rupee appreciation in early interbank trading saw the currency strengthen by 24 paise to 95.72 per US dollar. Lower Brent crude prices, gains in domestic equities and improved foreign fund sentiment supported the currency, while importer demand for dollars and broader US-dollar strength limited gains. Market commentary identified a broad near-term trading range, and foreign-exchange reserves declined because foreign-currency and gold reserves fell.
September 21, 2026
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Digital signature compatibility requires updated signing software for newly issued tokens, while functioning existing certificates remain usable until expiry.
Digital-signature users with tokens issued on or after 21 September 2026 must install emSigner v3.3, while users whose existing certificates and tokens function normally may retain their current version. Version 3.3 supports existing tokens and is required where signing fails or certificates cannot be selected despite correctly installed drivers. Certificates downloaded to FIPS 140-2 dongles on or before that date remain valid until expiry; later renewal or fresh issuance generally requires FIPS 140-3 dongles, subject to specified exceptions.
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September 19, 2026
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Tariff treatment of Indian exports shifted from reciprocal duties to targeted trade measures, sectoral duties, and specified exemptions.
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Zero forex markup on credit cards applies automatically to international transactions without conditions while preserving applicable rewards.
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Foreign exchange reserve valuation reflects currency movements as foreign currency assets and gold holdings decline.
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GW Instek Unveils Full Smart Measurement Portfolio to Accelerate Next-Gen Industrial Testing

July 9, 2025

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TAIPEI, July 8, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- In response to the global surge in industrial automation and smart manufacturing, precision data acquisition has become a critical enabler for optimizing production efficiency. GW Instek, a trusted name in test and measurement instrumentation, has unveiled its latest wave of innovation with the flagship GDM-9061 Digital Multimeter, the versatile DAQ-9600 Data Acquisition System, and the expanded GDM-9000 Series – comprising five models: GDM-9041, 9042, 9052, 9060, and 9061.

These solutions have been strategically developed to help industries such as semiconductors, electric vehicles (EVs), and AI server manufacturing reduce testing time by up to 50%, directly lowering production costs. Together, these launches offer a seamless and scalable ecosystem of smart measurement tools designed for industrial inspection, laboratory R&D, and production automation – a journey that GW Instek calls "from seed to tree." • DAQ-9600: Scalable Modular Architecture for Precision Data Acquisition As GW Instek's flagship data logger, the DAQ-9600 supports seven interchangeable modules (DAQ-900/901/903/904/907/908/909). In addition to functioning as a high-density switching card, it allows flexible configuration with voltage, temperature, humidity, and other sensor modules. With support for up to 120 measurement channels (using DAQ-903), its modular design enables engineers to perform full-parameter battery pack testing—including temperature, voltage, and impedance—using a single integrated system.

Compared to conventional solutions involving multiple cascaded devices, the DAQ-9600 significantly reduces setup time and procurement costs, making it especially suitable for automotive production lines that require frequent changeovers and high-speed throughput.

Furthermore, as the industry-standard 300V voltage measurement capability becomes insufficient for modern high-voltage power supplies and battery modules, GW Instek's DAQ-909 module provides double the range, supporting DC 600V / AC 400V, effectively addressing the demands of such high-voltage applications.

The DAQ-9600 features a 4.3-inch colour display, 6.5-digit resolution, and 0.0035% DC voltage accuracy, while offering a three-slot modular expansion design—meeting the growing needs of modern engineering teams that require both high precision and operational efficiency.

• GDM-9000 Series: Redefining Value in Digital Multimeters The newly released GDM-9041, 9042, 9052, 9060, and 9061 digital multimeters cover a comprehensive range of applications, from basic electrical testing to advanced R&D requirements. Among them, the flagship model, GDM-9061, offers 6.5-digit resolution and industry-leading DC voltage accuracy of 0.0035% (GDM-9060: 0.0075%), with a maximum measurement speed of 10,000 readings per second. This allows static parameter scans of power components to be completed within seconds—achieving over ten times the efficiency of conventional multi-meters and significantly shortening validation cycles in the semiconductor industry. Setting itself apart from the competition, the series features a dual-display design capable of simultaneously presenting voltage and current readings.

For entry-level users, models like GDM-9052 and 904x come equipped with an AI-powered smart measurement function that automatically detects signal types and selects the appropriate measurement mode. This not only prevents instrument damage due to incorrect settings but also enhances ease of use for new users, significantly reducing operational complexity and time.

• Proven Field Success in the Asia-Pacific Region The DAQ-9600 has rapidly gained adoption across key sectors in the Asia-Pacific region, earning industry recognition for its performance, flexibility, and locally adapted support. Successful deployments include: • AI server thermal efficiency analysis • AI server power supply thermal ramp testing • Impedance shifts in PCBs under mechanical stress • Calibration of constant temperature and humidity chambers • Semiconductor process monitoring • Battery inspection and ATE integration These applications highlight the DAQ-9600's adaptability in high-growth, high-precision fields.

• Bridging the Gap Between Benchtop and System Integration GW Instek underscores that the expansion of this product ecosystem bridges a critical gap between traditional benchtop instrumentation (e.g. GDM-9000 series) and scalable system-level solutions (DAQ systems). This enables a truly seamless transition from laboratory research to production-line automation.

"In this era defined by the pursuit of speed and accuracy, GW Instek is setting a new benchmark for smart measurement," said a company spokesperson. "We invite our partners and users to experience this leap – from DMM to DAQ – and redefine what precision and efficiency can mean in your workflows. Together, we are shaping the future of intelligent test and measurement – from the bench to full-scale industrial deployment." About GW Instek Good Will Instrument Co., Ltd. (GW Instek), founded in 1975 in Taiwan, is a global provider of electronic test and measurement instruments. With a product range that includes oscilloscopes, power supplies, electronic loads, signal generators, LCR meters, and safety testers, GW Instek serves customers in R&D, education, manufacturing, and quality assurance across more than 80 countries. The company is recognised for its high-quality, reliable measurement solutions that support innovation and production excellence worldwide.

To learn more about GW Instek products, please contact: [email protected] For more information on the company and its innovative solutions, please visit https://www.gwinstek.com/en-global or contact your local authorized distributor.

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