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Maharashtra Minister Apologises To Chief Justice Over 'Protocol Lapse' In Mumbai
Maharashtra Cabinet minister Chandrashekhar Bawankule on Monday said he personally phoned and apologized to Chief Justice of India (CJI) B R Gavai on behalf of the state government over 'protocol lapse' during the latter's visit to Mumbai.
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Former Telecom Secretary Backs M.Tech Fee Hike
R Chandrashekhar, who was conferred Distinguished Alumnus award of IIT Bombay in 2010, backed the fee increase, saying it would also exert pressure on the IITs to make their programmes more market- and research-orientated to keep abreast with the changing times.
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Artificial Intelligence Has Come of Age, Says Nasscom President R Chandrashekhar
As Saudi Arabia's decision to grant citizenship to a robot makes international headlines, a top official of the Indian IT industry body says it signifies that AI has come of age.
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IT Companies Didn't Lose Jobs, But Added 1.7 Lakh, Says Industry Body
India's IT companies added 1.7 lakh jobs in the last one year alone, 50,000 of them in Q4, or the first three months of 2017, industry body Nasscom announced on Thursday, calling media reports of mass layoffs in the sector as over-hyped.
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Facebook, Nasscom Partner to Engage With India's Entrepreneurs
"This is a joint initiative to catalyse the innovation ecosystem and to help design thinking," Nasscom President R Chandrashekhar said.
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Indian Tech Industry Supports Over 411,000 Jobs in US: Report
Indian tech industry contributed nearly 411,000 jobs to the US economy this year and USD 20 billion in taxes between 2011-15 when American firms leveraged Indian talent to provide innovative and cost-competitive solutions to boost their global market share, a new report said on Monday.
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Government not to challenge Supreme Court order on 2G licences
The Indian government will decide by the end of this week what action it would take on the Supreme Court's order quashing 122 licences issued in 2008, Telecom Secretary R Chandrashekhar said on Wednesday.
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Maharashtra Minister Apologises To Chief Justice Over 'Protocol Lapse' In Mumbai
Maharashtra Cabinet minister Chandrashekhar Bawankule on Monday said he personally phoned and apologized to Chief Justice of India (CJI) B R Gavai on behalf of the state government over 'protocol lapse' during the latter's visit to Mumbai.
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Former Telecom Secretary Backs M.Tech Fee Hike
R Chandrashekhar, who was conferred Distinguished Alumnus award of IIT Bombay in 2010, backed the fee increase, saying it would also exert pressure on the IITs to make their programmes more market- and research-orientated to keep abreast with the changing times.
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Artificial Intelligence Has Come of Age, Says Nasscom President R Chandrashekhar
As Saudi Arabia's decision to grant citizenship to a robot makes international headlines, a top official of the Indian IT industry body says it signifies that AI has come of age.
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IT Companies Didn't Lose Jobs, But Added 1.7 Lakh, Says Industry Body
India's IT companies added 1.7 lakh jobs in the last one year alone, 50,000 of them in Q4, or the first three months of 2017, industry body Nasscom announced on Thursday, calling media reports of mass layoffs in the sector as over-hyped.
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Facebook, Nasscom Partner to Engage With India's Entrepreneurs
"This is a joint initiative to catalyse the innovation ecosystem and to help design thinking," Nasscom President R Chandrashekhar said.
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Indian Tech Industry Supports Over 411,000 Jobs in US: Report
Indian tech industry contributed nearly 411,000 jobs to the US economy this year and USD 20 billion in taxes between 2011-15 when American firms leveraged Indian talent to provide innovative and cost-competitive solutions to boost their global market share, a new report said on Monday.
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Government not to challenge Supreme Court order on 2G licences
The Indian government will decide by the end of this week what action it would take on the Supreme Court's order quashing 122 licences issued in 2008, Telecom Secretary R Chandrashekhar said on Wednesday.
