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Sunday, 22 November 2009
India wants to be a deal-maker at Copenhagen
India should accept equal per capita emission quotas.
India: No access to 11 of 16 US dual tech regimes
Lifting of restrictions on these dual use technologies is one of the major areas of focus of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh when he meets US President Barack Obama at the White House on Tuesday.
Bold and snappy:2 state-of-the-art digital cameras
Don't be fooled by their diminutive looks - these babies have enough megapixels to portray in detail your picture-perfect moments.
Maruti Suzuki to launch van to replace Versa
MSI is also looking to produce one million vehicles by the end of this fiscal.
Hollowing out a PC to cut computing costs
The hardware functions of the computer are managed by a central server.
No replacement for US dollar: PM
Responding to questions about the economic crisis in the United States, the prime minister said: "There is a temporary setback and temporary questioning, about relevance of the American model, but I have seen these things much before."
Computer call: When your PC becomes a phone
VoIP services come in real handy to make cheap overseas calls.
Didi just can't do without Pranab da
For the past one-and-a-half months, railway minister Mamata Banerjee has stopped her informal interactions with finance minister Pranab Mukherjee after a sharp exchange on telephone over a municipal election issue.
What India needs to do to transform the economy
The time may have come for India to stop thinking of five-year plans, and to focus instead on 10-and 20-year scenarios.
Patni stake sale buzz gets stronger
Investment banking sources say the three Patni brothers have now agreed on the sale process, along with private equity player General Atlantic.
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