The company also believes the e-commerce facility would prove especially handy for the NRI consumers who would want to present gifts to their families back in India.
DishTV too has joined the race and claims to reach 260 million homes by 2015, from 10 million user base at present, on the back of its value-added services and cheaper subscriber base with better quality services.
If you are pressed for time, you could eat, shop, as well as service your car, or fill up diesel or petrol.
Global IT services spending is likely to increase at around 7-8 per cent over the medium term to $500 billion in 2007 from $470 billion in 2006.
Chennai is vibrant with activity across all sectors but demand from the information technology sector was emerging as the key factor driving demand and leading to a visible increase in the real estate activity.
With the concept of 'intelligent building' gaining ground in India, real estate developers are vouching for automated building solutions that combines low operational c
The domestic basic telephone network is expected to grow at a slow rate over the next few years owing to increased competition from cellular wireless services
The price hikes in the fast moving consumer goods category have increased the basket size
Come 2007 and children would be able to paint their imagination in 5 different ways.
The minister said he was against "blanket privatisation of the railway system but the private sector was being encouraged to participate with the railways in the development of its non-core activities."
To not miss out on emerging opportunities, Cholayil also extended into deodorants this year.In talcum powder, however, certain sub-segments like the baby talcum powder market are still registering five per cent growth.
If colas are for the summer, there are other categories patiently waiting to notch up sales during the winter. These include apparels, foods and even liquid detergents.
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