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Will India's surveillance plan deter business?
In the United States, law enforcement and security agencies have raised privacy concerns with a new proposal for electronic eavesdropping powers to track terrorists and criminals and unscramble their encrypted messages. But here in India, government authorities are well beyond...
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Will India's surveillance plan deter business?
In the United States, law enforcement and security agencies have raised privacy concerns with a new proposal for electronic eavesdropping powers to track terrorists and criminals and unscramble their encrypted messages. But here in India, government authorities are well beyond the proposal stage. Prompted by fears of digital-era plotters, officials...
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Have India's clogged rail lines stalled progress?
S. K. Sahai's firm ships containers 2,400 nautical miles from Singapore to a port here in four or five days. But it typically takes more than two weeks to make the next leg of the journey, 870 miles by rail to New Delhi. For most of that time the containers idle at the Jawaharlal Nehru Port near Mumbai because railway terminals, trains and tracks a...
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US Treasury Secretary will try for better ties with India
Timothy F. Geithner, the US Treasury secretary, will arrive in New Delhi on Tuesday for a two-day trip to inaugurate a new economic and financial partnership between two of the world's largest and oldest democracies.
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As India sells assets, political tensions rise
In the last 10 months, India has raised $3.5 billion selling off pieces of state-run companies, more than such sales brought in during the previous four years.
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As China develops ports in South Asia, India frets
China is investing millions to turn Hambantota in Sri Lanka, a fishing hamlet into a booming new port, furthering an ambitious trading strategy in South Asia that is reshaping the region and forcing India to rethink relations with its neighbors.
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BPOs are Ok. But where's the big idea?
In the United States and Europe, people worry that their well-paying, high-skill jobs will be, in a word, "Bangalored" - shipped off to India.
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Will India's surveillance plan deter business?
In the United States, law enforcement and security agencies have raised privacy concerns with a new proposal for electronic eavesdropping powers to track terrorists and criminals and unscramble their encrypted messages. But here in India, government authorities are well beyond...
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Will India's surveillance plan deter business?
In the United States, law enforcement and security agencies have raised privacy concerns with a new proposal for electronic eavesdropping powers to track terrorists and criminals and unscramble their encrypted messages. But here in India, government authorities are well beyond the proposal stage. Prompted by fears of digital-era plotters, officials...
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Have India's clogged rail lines stalled progress?
S. K. Sahai's firm ships containers 2,400 nautical miles from Singapore to a port here in four or five days. But it typically takes more than two weeks to make the next leg of the journey, 870 miles by rail to New Delhi. For most of that time the containers idle at the Jawaharlal Nehru Port near Mumbai because railway terminals, trains and tracks a...
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US Treasury Secretary will try for better ties with India
Timothy F. Geithner, the US Treasury secretary, will arrive in New Delhi on Tuesday for a two-day trip to inaugurate a new economic and financial partnership between two of the world's largest and oldest democracies.
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As India sells assets, political tensions rise
In the last 10 months, India has raised $3.5 billion selling off pieces of state-run companies, more than such sales brought in during the previous four years.
-
As China develops ports in South Asia, India frets
China is investing millions to turn Hambantota in Sri Lanka, a fishing hamlet into a booming new port, furthering an ambitious trading strategy in South Asia that is reshaping the region and forcing India to rethink relations with its neighbors.
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BPOs are Ok. But where's the big idea?
In the United States and Europe, people worry that their well-paying, high-skill jobs will be, in a word, "Bangalored" - shipped off to India.
