By Praveen Paramasivam CHENNAI (Reuters) -Indian police on Tuesday said they had released 912 Samsung Electronics workers and union members detained for almost a day for organising a street protest, as a strike at the South Korean firm's home appliances plant in Tamil Nadu state entered its fourth week.

The protest has lasted four weeks, significantly impacting the Chennai plant, which contributes notably to Samsung's revenue in India.

Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU) held a protest in support of Samsung workers in Chennai on October 1. They held a placards and raised slogans. Some protesters were detained by the police. Notably,

Extensive damage from a fire at Tata Group's Apple iPhone component plant in southern India could hamper production ahead of a festive season sales surge, an industry watcher and a source said, forcing the U.

Extensive damage from a fire at Tata Group’s iPhone component plant in southern India could hamper production ahead of a festive season sales surge and may force Apple’s suppliers to arrange critical parts from China or elsewhere,

Extensive damage from a fire at Tata Group's Apple iPhone component plant in southern India could hamper production ahead of a festive season sales surge, an industry watcher and a source said, forcing the US firm's suppliers to arrange critical parts from China or elsewhere.