India's IT city Bangalore has been hit by seven low intensive serial blasts in Adugodi, Mysore Road, Madiwala, Mallya Road, Langford Road and Shivaji Nagar. As per the sources, three people have been killed in one of the spots.
Followed by Bangalore-based 24/7 Customer forcing to relocate or find alternative jobs for more than 400 employees, now Yahoo! India asks its editorial team to join the company's Bangalore office or exit.
It is going to be a milestone for S. Chandrasekar tomorrow. Chandrasekar will be the youngest postgraduate from IIT Madras when he receives his degree at the convocation.
India's major cities- Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore and Chennai - are increasingly becoming expensive for expatriates to live in.
India remains the 'undisputed leader' in a list of the top 30 countries for offshore services prepared by IT market research major Gartner.
Amidst the growing business intelligence (BI) market, QlikTech, queues to join the Indian market with its India operations.
IT training and talent development company NIIT Ltd has recorded a net profit of Rs.170 million for the first quarter of 2008-09 compared to Rs.154 million over the same period last year.
The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs Thursday approved a foreign direct investment of $275 million by Swedish auto major AB Volvo in a joint venture with Indian auto maker Eicher Motors.
Rap and pop singer Baba Sehgal plans to sue Karnataka Bank for allegedly trying to defame him in the matter of a loan he had taken for business purposes by mortgaging his office and residential premises.
K Sheker, Co-founded Chennai-based Bay Talkitec, a market leader in the VAS space and pioneer of IVR, evolving to CIM solutions in India, announced its foray into mobile VAS.
The Indian community in America is said to be the fourth largest immigrant community after the Mexicans, Filipinos and Chinese in the U.S. but a sizeable number of immigrants of Indian descent were not born in India.
Chipmaker Intel's venture capital arm Intel Capital said on Thursday it would pump $17 million into three Indian companies, comprising two Internet portals and one advertising firm.
