India's stiff telecom rules rile US, Europe & Japan vendors
KOLKATA/NEW DELHI: India’s latest telecom regulations to secure the country’s mobile networks have stirred a hornet’s nest in the US, Europe and Japan. Over 10 leading trade bodies in the US have approached secretary of state Hillary Clinton,
Pakistan death toll rises
At least 430 have died in Pakistan in the worst floods to hit the country in more than 80 years.
HCL Info deploys IT system at Delhi Int`l Airport
HCL Infosystems has announced the successful deployment of the largest airport operation control centre (AOCC) in India for the new terminal (T3) of the Delhi International Airport (DIAL). The IT system architecture of the AOCC has been integrated in
BBC Worldwide to up investments for channels in India
The commercial vertical of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), BBC Worldwide, is gearing up to augment its investments in the BBC Channels aired in the subcontinent region. The Media Company, moving forth with its plans to increase its focus
TRAI recommendations harmful for entertainment industry: Star India
You must make entries in all fields Your Email Your Name Send to Email Star India the company that broadcasts entertainment and news channels in the country has condemned telecom regulator TRAI for its recommendation on DTH fees. The company said the
Star India's 24-hour shopping channel to begin airing from August 1
Star India Pvt Ltd finally marks its foray in the 24-hour home shopping TV channel market with the launch of 'Star CJ Alive' along with its South Korean partner CJ O Shopping. Star India has laid a firm foundation for the channel with airing a pilot test
India is No. 2 on spam originators list
HCL Tech Q4 revenues seen at Rs 31,090 mn: Angel - 28-Jul-2010 11:17
Indian Big Sets Sights On U.S. Mutual Fund Biz
Religare Global Asset Management, the money management arm of Indian financial services conglomerate Religare Enterprises, has set its sights on the U.S. retail mutual fund and defined contribution markets with plans to set up a multi-boutique holding
Leaked Afghan war docs could spur crackdown on info access
WASHINGTON - Call it the big information chill, looming across the military and intelligence communities. After the massive Afghan war data spill by Wikileaks, some veteran intelligence officers and experts are calling for a tightening of access to
Islamic Relief USA Launches Emergency Appeal for Pakistan Flood Victims
Author : Islamic Relief USA Category : Press Release News Alerts by Email ( click here ) Press Release News | Home WASHINGTON, July 30 -- Islamic Relief USA, a Washington, D.C.-area aid group with offices across the country, is launching an emergency
JWT India Wins Asia Pacific Agency Of The Year At AdFest 2010
Source : J Walter Thompson (Business Wire India) Category : BUSINESS JWT has once again come out on top at AdFest, clinching the most Gold awards out of all participating agency networks at the 2010 show. And JWT INDIA has literally swept the Asia
picoChip and Entuple Technologies to Bring World’s Most Advanced Femtocell Technologies to India
Category : BUSINESS, SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY, LEISURE picoChip and Entuple Technologies to Bring World's Most Advanced Femtocell Technologies to India picoChip has signed an agreement with Entuple Technologies, to develop and bring to market the world's
2 killed, 23 wounded as CRPF fires at mobs in Kashmir
Srinagar: Two people were killed and two others critically injured Friday when Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) troopers opened fire on a mob damaging the railway tracks in north Kashmir's Sopore town. With the latest deaths, the number of those
Ready to talk to Kashmiri groups: Chidambaram
New Delhi: The government is ready to talk to different Kashmiri groups on the prevailing situation in the valley as there is no harm 'in meeting our own people', Home Minister P. Chidambaram said Friday. 'I have been meeting those from different shades
Saina Nehwal to get Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna
New Delhi: The fairytale journey continued for badminton sensation Saina Nehwal as she was honoured with the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna award on Friday, the highest award given for achievements in sports in India. Reacting to the announcement, Saina said
3 killed in Kashmir violence
SRINAGAR: Three people were killed and over 100 injured in fresh violence in many parts of the Kashmir Valley on Friday. Thousands of people remained on streets engaging the police and the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) till last reports came in.
Condominium in Bukit Ceylon, Raja Chulan, City Centre Kuala Lumpur
Condominium for rent in Mutiara Villa, Bukit Ceylon, Raja Chulan, City Centre, Kuala Lumpur asking for RM 5,000
Five Taliban members off U.N. sanctions list
The five were Abdul Satar Paktin; Abdul Hakim Mujahid Muhammad Awrang, a former Afghan envoy to the U.N.; Abdul Salam Zaeef; Abdul Samad Khaksar; and Muhammad Islam Mohammadi. PTI
As he keeps a promise, Mullen gets an earful from Afghan elders
CAMP NATHAN SMITH, Afghanistan — The most senior military official in the United States, here to meet a second time with tribal elders from Kandahar, had barely settled into his chair when one community leader brought up the thorniest issue of the day
BJP demands CMs ouster, CBI probe, but after Games
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'Pak sees India as greater threat than Qaeda'
Islamabad: A new poll has revealed that the people of Pakistan see India as a greater threat to their country than the Taliban or al Qaeda. According to the Pew Global Attitudes Project poll, 53 percent Pakistanis view India as a serious threat,
400 Killed in Flooding in Pakistan
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Monsoon hampers Pakistan black box search
ISLAMABAD - Monsoon rain and cloud on Thursday hampered the search for the black box of a Pakistani airliner that slammed into hilly woodland, killing 152 people on board in the country’s worst aviation disaster.The Airblue passenger jet crashed in a

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