Nepal, March 18 -- Technology alone cannot encourage democracy. To some extent, high-quality, responsible journalism can OXFORD - Technology was supposed to solve some of the world's biggest problems... Read More
MUMBAI, March 18 -- After a two-year slump, the city's engineering colleges are seeing a rise in offers and pay packages from information technology (IT) companies, with some even touching Rs.40 lakh.... Read More
New Delhi, March 18 -- The Indian IT Services sector is expected register growth of 7-9% in US$ during FY2020. As per available trends, ICRA sample set (13 companies) grew by 19.4% in INR terms while ... Read More
Bhubaneswar, March 17 -- Noted IT entrepreneur Subroto Bagchi resigned as Chairman of Odisha Skill Development Authority. He resigned from the post to handle the crisis in theMindtree the IT Company w... Read More
Srinagar, March 17 -- To revive the tourism industry of the State, Valley's prominent travel and hotel associations have urged the State government to curb 'Kashmir Boycott Campaign. In a joint state... Read More
DHARAN, March 17 -- Hari Kumari Rai, a nursing supervisor at the BP Koirala Institute of Health Sciences (BPKIHS), says that she 'does not have time even to breathe.' However, patients complain that t... Read More
India, March 17 -- The Maharashtra government last week began the administrative process to recruit nearly 29,000 people to fill vacancies at various levels and posts. It is expected to fill 7,000 mor... Read More
Pakistan, March 17 -- What was the main idea behind Khumariyaan? The idea is to resurrect folk music, specifically the rubab, sitar and dhol. We all met at a university and while performing, one of t... Read More
Joda, March 17 -- Tata Steel along with its Union recently dedicated a whole new J N Tata Vocational Training Institute (JNTVTI) at Joda. The journey of thousand miles for JNTVTI begun with its first ... Read More
India, March 16 -- Few people are neutral about Holi. There are the hot-blooded enthusiasts with their colour guns and bhang tumblers, out in technicolour troops, aggressively celebrating spring and r... Read More