China's giant technology company Huwave is not taking a name to improve. The company is now going to develop technology for pig farming (pig farming) to cover losses in its smartphone cell. About two years ago, Huawei was among the top three smartphone makers along with Apple and Samsung. However, the smartphone business has suffered big losses due to the ban on the company by the Donald Trump administration.

The company's smartphone cell declined by 42 percent in the fourth quarter of 2020 due to limited supply of chips. According to the BBC report, Huawei is now developing artificial intelligence technology for pig farming houses to maintain the losses of the smartphone business.

Restrictions on doing business with American companies

While the world is moving towards 5G, Huawei is not able to do anything even after having the most advanced 5G technology. This telecom equipment maker is not being given business with American and other companies with UK. The reason for this ban is being told that this company is linked to the Chinese government. On the other hand, if we talk about smartphones, the company is still forced to make 4G smartphones.

Why is the company going towards pig farming

Due to not being able to work on 5G, Huawei is now entering into mobile, gadget as well as pig farming. The biggest reason for this is that pig farming is a big industry in China. It is claimed that China has the largest pig farming industry in the world. According to reports, Huawei is developing AI-based facial recognition technology to monitor and identify piglets. Apart from this, the health and diet of the piglets will also be taken care of. In addition to pig making, Huawei is also focusing on the mining industry. The company's founder and CEO Ren Zhengfei has already announced the "Mining Innovation Lab".

On Friday, on the issue of Goods and Services Tax (GST) and e-commerce, business organizations are divided over Friday's 'Bharat Trade Bandh'. The Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT), a trade union, has called for a nationwide bandh. CAT claims that eight crore businessmen from more than 40,000 business organizations will be involved in the India trade-off. At the same time, some other trade organizations said that they are not supporting the bandh.

Kat said that the All India Transport Welfare Association representing one crore transporters has supported the bandh. The hawkers' joint action committee, the national organization of hawkers, also supported the shutdown. However, other trade organizations such as the Federation of All India Trade Chambers and the Bharatiya Udyog Vyapar Mandal said that they are not supporting the bandh. CAT general secretary Praveen Khandelwal said that 1,500 big and small organizations from all states will protest against the GST amendment. He said that essential services like drug shops, milk and vegetable shops have been kept out of the bandh.

Trade board is not in favor of bandh for some demands

At the same time, VK Bansal, National General Secretary of Federation of All India Trade Chambers said that in favor of some demands we are not in favor of closing shops. However, we believe that GST has deviated from its original objective during the last 43 months. Rakesh Yadav, general secretary of the Indian Industry Trade Board, Delhi, said that we are not supporting the bandh. He said that his organization has given memorandum to the government on issues related to GST.

Angry among traders due to changed rules

Khandelwal said that on December 22 and thereafter, several unilateral amendments were made in the GST rules, due to which there is great anger among traders across the country. Through these amendments, unlimited powers have been given to the tax authorities, in particular, now any officer can suspend or cancel the GST registration number of any trader for any reason, according to his discretion. Not only this, the tax officer can now seize the bank account and property of any trader and the important thing is that before doing this, no notice will be given to the trader and no chance of hearing will be given. What kind of rule is this? Businessmen have been denied their fundamental rights.

The new rule will increase corruption

He said that such rules will not only increase corruption but officers will be able to harass any businessman. Similarly, traders will also be deprived of taking credit for their money which is deposited with the department as input. Apart from this, there are many other rules in which the businessman is denied fundamental rights. He said whether such laws are justified in democracy? He stressed that we support the government's action against those who are not following the law, but the history of the last 75 years shows that whenever the authorities were given such rights, the oppression of traders across the country Has been done. In this sense, there is a lot of concern and resentment among the traders about these amendments.