Tech-savvy British students forgetting how to write
Writing in long-hand is becoming a vanishing art among British students, thanks to mobile texting and computer literacy.
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India sets up Rs.10 Bn nano-technology mission
India has set up a Rs.10 billion mission to help scientists do research in nano-technology and innovate new products in fields like healthcare, textiles and drug development, an official said Friday.
Airtel, VISA in tie-up to sell iPhones on instalments
Teleom operator Bharti Airtel, in partnership with VISA, will offer easy finance options to VISA cardholders of four major banks for purchasing the Apple iPhone 3G
Ambulance service to go hi-tech in Bangalore
Come November, ambulance services in India's silicon hub will go high-tech to treat trauma patients and mishap victims.
Indian-born among Britain's new-age charity workers
An Indian-born is listed among Britain's wealthy GenX, the children of the super rich who instead of jet-set partying are devoting their lives to charity.
Service sector expected to grow more than 9.5 percent
Despite an economic slowdown, India's services sector is expected to grow at more than 9.5 percent this year, according to the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII).
Housing demand in small towns falls by 25 percent
Slowdown in the housing sector in metros seems to have spilled over to small towns, where housing demand fell by 25 percent during February-July 2008 period because of higher cost of borrowing.
India begins process to auction 3G airwaves Monday
The Indian government is set to begin here Monday the process to e-auction radio frequencies for telecom operators to start third-generation (3G) mobile services
Kerala to make e-filing of tax returns compulsory
Kerala will make e-filing of sales tax returns compulsory from next fiscal, Finance Minister Thomas Isaac said Saturday.
Don't handicap U.S. firms eyeing $100 Bn nuclear pie: Rice
The U.S. has said it would talk to India about not "disadvantaging" American companies eyeing the $100 billion nuclear pie if the US Congress is unable to approve their civil nuclear deal quickly.
New format to ensure disruption-free images on TV
Video coding techniques still have their flip side - digital images are not always disruption-free.
BSNL to float $9 Bn mobile lines tender Sep 10
The state-owned telecommunication operator Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd (BSNL) Friday said that it will float a mega tender for 93 million GSM lines Sep 10.
