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Over 42,000 Oracle professionals certified in India
As part of its ongoing commitment to enhance the skills of IT professionals in the country, Oracle today announced that Oracle University has trained and certified over 42,000 Oracle Professionals in India.
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Karnataka clears Rs.636 bn investment projects
The Karnataka government late Tuesday approved infrastructure and industrial projects estimated at a whopping Rs.636 billion that will help create a million jobs. |
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SAP to invest $1 bn in India
German software major SAP Tuesday said it would invest $1 billion in India over the next four years having positioned the country among its eight strategic markets for fuelling future growth. |
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Indian telecom market more liberal than Chinese
US wireless major AT&T Inc. finds the booming Indian telecom market more liberal than China, even as both the Asian economies remain very important for them to grow.
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More than billion units of power by 2012
India's generation capacity will be more than a billion units by 2012, providing every citizen at least one unit of electricity. |
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Fortis to set up two health cities in Punjab
Fortis Healthcare, a Ranbaxy group firm, will set up two 'health cities' - integrated townships with hospitals and medical colleges - in Punjab with an investment of Rs.10 billion. |
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Coca-Cola to invest $250 mn in India over three years
Soft drink giant Coca-Cola Friday said it would invest $250 million in India over the next three years to expand its product portfolio and strengthen the firm's infrastructure. |
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Poverty down in India
India is winning the battle against poverty, according to official data. The poverty ratio went down by 4.3 percentage points between 1999-2000 and 2004-05 with the estimated number of poor counted at 238.5 million, parliament was informed.
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India most optimistic
As business owners continue to ride on the optimism of overall environment helping their pursuit, India will prove cynics wrong on its economic prospects for the coming year. |
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Jharkhand to soon become power hub
Jharkhand Chief Minister Madhu Koda Wednesday said that the state would soon become a power hub, producing over 30,000 MW per year. |
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