If you invoke US law, then be aware of Indian laws too: Prasad on Twitter row

Calling for accountability of big social media companies, Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad on Wednesday said Twitter invoked a United States copyright act to block his account but it should also......

SEBI chief Buch skips PAC summons; BJP miffed at panel chair

SEBI chairperson Madhabi Puri Buch skipped a Parliament's Public Accounts Committee meeting on Thursday, prompting panel head K C Venugopal to postpone the sitting, with NDA members accusing him of......

Criticise us, but don't give lecture on democracy: Prasad to Twitter

'We gave them (Twitter) three months' time. Others have followed, they haven't. Rule 7 of (IT) guidelines says if you don't comply then under Sec 79 you may lose intermediary status and may become......

How have Modi and his mantris fared?

Has the prime minister's assured rhetoric matched his record so far? We ask you to rate the pradhan sevak and his ministers on four criteria: Vision. Execution. Efficiency. And their response to......

IT sector jobs to remain stable at least till 2020: Min

  Jobs in the Indian IT sector are likely to remain stable at least till 2020 as per a report from World Economic Forum, Parliament was informed on Friday. "According to a research report......

Aadhaar may be brought under IT & Communications ministry

The ministry, under Ravi Shankar Prasad, will soon prepare a Cabinet note for The ministry of information technology (IT) and communications is set to take charge of Aadhaar, the ambitious national......

Internet users in India to cross 500 mn in 2016: Prasad

India has now around one billion mobile subscribers, he added The number of Internet users in India is likely to cross 500 million this year, according to Ravi Shankar Prasad, minister for......

Germany wants to come and 'Make in Modi's India'

Union minister for telecom and information technology, Ravi Shankar Prasad, who recently visited Germany to make a pitch to investors about 'Make in India', said on Tuesday that German firms were......