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Opening an IIT at every corner is not a solution
Instead of opening an IIT at every corner, the smarter solution to bridge the educational gap in the country would be to go digital.
Now UK pays for India's growth
Even as the third world countries like India and China are economically thriving by taking advantage of the off-shoring jobs, the West, especially Great Britain is taking the negative impact of the phenomenon.
Asia the favorite spot for IT executives to relocate
As U.S. and European economies are stumbling and still facing uncertainty, many of the c-level IT executives who are working in these countries are now looking to relocate to the Asia.
Sify opens new data center
To tackle the growing work process, Sify has set up its fourth data center near Mumbai.
Software industry looking at Lucknow as next IT hub
The software industry's apex lobby group is looking at Lucknow as a future information technology (IT) hub, an industry official said Thursday.
Magma Design Automation to develop Yield Enhancement Software
Magma Design Automation, a provider of chip design software has announced the development of a new yield enhancement software system.
Intel announces Rs.5,000 desktop for the Indian market
Chipset maker Intel Thursday announced the launch of a desktop range that starts at Rs.5,000 (around $125) - a move that could trigger a major computing revolution in the country.
Indian markets outperform the world as U.S. $ index rises
Indian market have surpassed the world market due to the swift rise in the U.S dollar index.
Deccan airlines to be renamed Kingfisher Red
Low-cost airline Deccan would now be called Kingfisher Red and would be a separate brand from Vijay Mallya promoted Kingfisher Airlines.
Japanese rating agency says India's currency senior debts stable
Japan Credit Rating Agency (JCRA) has left unchanged its BBB+ ratings for India that reflect a stable outlook on the country's foreign and local currency long-term senior debts,
Haryana to replace ration cards with smart cards
The Haryana government has formulated a Rs 1.53-billion plan to replace nearly 5.2 million ration cards in the state with smart cards.
