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UPI-PayNow Linkage Would Take Bilateral Relations to Greater Heights: Singaporean Envoy
UPI-PayNow linkage took place on Tuesday, on which Singaporean High Commissioner to India Simon Wong Wie Kuen said this collaboration would take bilateral relations to greater heights and his country looks forward to continuing to be part of India's digital transformation journey.
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Wonder How People Exchanged Mails on the Move in 1984? Watch This Video to Find Out
The two-minute video was posted on Twitter by journalist Jon Erlichman. It shows a British man traveling on a train in Japan and his attempts to receive messages from his home over the telephone, using a large modem.
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Telephone Connections in India Jump by 44 Lakh, 12 Lakh of Them From Jammu and Kashmir: DoT
India recorded an increase of 43.9 lakh telephone connections in month of January 2020, according to the latest “Monthly Telecom Scenario” report by the Department of Telecom (DoT).
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As Public Phones Open In J&K, Residents Queue Up To Connect With Families
Hundreds of people in Srinagar are queuing up to use public landlines to get in touch with their loved ones. Several Makeshift Public Call Offices (PCOs) have come up in different localities where landline telephone facilities have been restored.
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Suresh Prabhu Writes To Telecom Minister On Poor Connectivity In Konkan Region
Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu has drawn the attention of Telecommunication Minister Manoj Sinha to the problem of poor telephone connectivity in Konkan region, including Sindhudurg district.
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Illegal Phone Connections Case: Maran Brothers Appear In CBI Court
Former Telecom Minister Dayanidhi Maran and his brother Kalanidhi Maran, listed as main accused in the illegal telephone connections case, appeared in a Central Bureau of Investigation court here today.
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Over 1,000 Mobile Towers Installed In Maoist-Hit Areas
Working against odds to improve poor telephone connectivity, the government has set up 1,356 mobile towers in Maoist-hit areas, benefiting thousands of people and security personnel who live in remote inaccessible regions.
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Man Arrested In France Over School Bomb Hoaxes
French police arrested an 18-year-old man on Monday in connection with an investigation into telephoned hoax bomb threats that forced schools in Paris to be evacuated in January, sources said.
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Telephone Exchange Case: CBI Questions Ex-Telecom Minister Dayanidhi Maran
CBI today questioned former telecom minister Dayanidhi Maran in connection with the case of alleged installation of over 300 high-speed telephone lines at his Chennai residence.
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Telephone Connections in India Cross 100 Crore Mark
The total number of telephone connections in the country crossed the record one billion mark in May, bolstered by growth in number of mobile users.
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Telephone Connections in India Cross 1-Billion Mark: Telecom Minister
"In a population of 1.25 billion, we have got 980 million mobile connections, around 978 to be precise."
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'CBI Trying to Fix Me,' Says Former Telecom Minister Dayanidhi Maran
Former Telecom Minister Dayanidhi Maran has hit out at the Central Bureau of Investigation or CBI, after three people, including a close aide of the former Union Telecom Minister were arrested by the agency in connection with the telephone exchange case.
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'Illegal Telephone Exchange' Case Against Dayanidhi Maran: CBI Questions Kalaignar TV's Sharad Kumar
The CBI today questioned Kalaignar TV MD Sharad Kumar and former CEO of Sun Pictures Hansraj Saxena in connection with an 'illegal telephone exchange' case against former Telecom Minister Dayanidhi Maran.
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More slums dwellings with power, phone than toilets: Census data
One-third of identified slum households in India do not have toilets, says a report based on the 2011 census but notes that a sizeable percentage of the dwellings have electricity and mobile phone connections and televisions.
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Samsung buys chipmaker CSR's handset technology
British chip firm CSR has sold its mobile phone connectivity and location technology to Samsung for $310 million.
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UPI-PayNow Linkage Would Take Bilateral Relations to Greater Heights: Singaporean Envoy
UPI-PayNow linkage took place on Tuesday, on which Singaporean High Commissioner to India Simon Wong Wie Kuen said this collaboration would take bilateral relations to greater heights and his country looks forward to continuing to be part of India's digital transformation journey.
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Wonder How People Exchanged Mails on the Move in 1984? Watch This Video to Find Out
The two-minute video was posted on Twitter by journalist Jon Erlichman. It shows a British man traveling on a train in Japan and his attempts to receive messages from his home over the telephone, using a large modem.
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Telephone Connections in India Jump by 44 Lakh, 12 Lakh of Them From Jammu and Kashmir: DoT
India recorded an increase of 43.9 lakh telephone connections in month of January 2020, according to the latest “Monthly Telecom Scenario” report by the Department of Telecom (DoT).
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As Public Phones Open In J&K, Residents Queue Up To Connect With Families
Hundreds of people in Srinagar are queuing up to use public landlines to get in touch with their loved ones. Several Makeshift Public Call Offices (PCOs) have come up in different localities where landline telephone facilities have been restored.
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Suresh Prabhu Writes To Telecom Minister On Poor Connectivity In Konkan Region
Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu has drawn the attention of Telecommunication Minister Manoj Sinha to the problem of poor telephone connectivity in Konkan region, including Sindhudurg district.
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Illegal Phone Connections Case: Maran Brothers Appear In CBI Court
Former Telecom Minister Dayanidhi Maran and his brother Kalanidhi Maran, listed as main accused in the illegal telephone connections case, appeared in a Central Bureau of Investigation court here today.
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Over 1,000 Mobile Towers Installed In Maoist-Hit Areas
Working against odds to improve poor telephone connectivity, the government has set up 1,356 mobile towers in Maoist-hit areas, benefiting thousands of people and security personnel who live in remote inaccessible regions.
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Man Arrested In France Over School Bomb Hoaxes
French police arrested an 18-year-old man on Monday in connection with an investigation into telephoned hoax bomb threats that forced schools in Paris to be evacuated in January, sources said.
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Telephone Exchange Case: CBI Questions Ex-Telecom Minister Dayanidhi Maran
CBI today questioned former telecom minister Dayanidhi Maran in connection with the case of alleged installation of over 300 high-speed telephone lines at his Chennai residence.
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Telephone Connections in India Cross 100 Crore Mark
The total number of telephone connections in the country crossed the record one billion mark in May, bolstered by growth in number of mobile users.
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Telephone Connections in India Cross 1-Billion Mark: Telecom Minister
"In a population of 1.25 billion, we have got 980 million mobile connections, around 978 to be precise."
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'CBI Trying to Fix Me,' Says Former Telecom Minister Dayanidhi Maran
Former Telecom Minister Dayanidhi Maran has hit out at the Central Bureau of Investigation or CBI, after three people, including a close aide of the former Union Telecom Minister were arrested by the agency in connection with the telephone exchange case.
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'Illegal Telephone Exchange' Case Against Dayanidhi Maran: CBI Questions Kalaignar TV's Sharad Kumar
The CBI today questioned Kalaignar TV MD Sharad Kumar and former CEO of Sun Pictures Hansraj Saxena in connection with an 'illegal telephone exchange' case against former Telecom Minister Dayanidhi Maran.
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More slums dwellings with power, phone than toilets: Census data
One-third of identified slum households in India do not have toilets, says a report based on the 2011 census but notes that a sizeable percentage of the dwellings have electricity and mobile phone connections and televisions.
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Samsung buys chipmaker CSR's handset technology
British chip firm CSR has sold its mobile phone connectivity and location technology to Samsung for $310 million.
