'India poised to become major collaborative space power'
The Futron report stated India enjoys two percent market share in the orbital launch and satellite manufacturing sector with 11 launches and making 22 satellites during 1998-2007.
<< Previous 1 2
Write a comment now!
IANS
Today’s top news
Formal nod for eight new IITs
India's cabinet Thursday formally approved eight new Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) to be set up across the country as world class engineering institutions at a t...
No thrills: Employees say no to tier II city BPOs
Now here is a new challenge cropping up for BPO companies who have either shifted to, or started new branches in the tier II and III cities.
Wipro projects $1.09 Bn revenue in Q2
Wipro remains cautious in the near-term on revenue guidance from its combined IT services despite a healthy topline and bottomline growth in the first quarter (April-June...
AppLabs to hire 500 more
AppLabs, a global IT services firm, is soon to employ 500 more employees in India through its 12 to 15 domestic deals. In its Hyderabad based firm, it currently employs 1...
Govt allocates $450 Mn for Bangalore's upgrade
The Karnataka government has allocated Rs.18 billion for Bangalore's infrastructure development in this fiscal's state budget, tabled by chief minister B.S. Yeddyurappa h...
Polaris' profits up by 87 percent
Polaris Software Lab has posted a 87 percent growth in its Profit After Tax (from Rs. 14.42 to 27.01 crore) for the quarter ended 30th June 2008.
Nasscom bets big on new markets
Nasscom aims at improving the growth of Indian IT/ITeS betting on new markets in Europe and Africa.
Indian companies sought for London Olympics
London's new mayor wants Indian companies to come over and help ensure the British capital delivers a "world class" Olympic games in 2012.
TCS losing grip over BFSI, focus on non-BFSI
Followed by marking a lower growth in Banking and financial service industry (BFSI) compared to its peer Infosys Technologies, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), plans to a...