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Sayed Sameer was a contractor dealing with aluminium pipes and was closely associated with Yahya Khan Kammakutty, the software engineer and president of the Karnataka unit of the banned outfit Students Islamic Movement of India.
The arrest of Yahya Khan Kammukutty at Bangalore, a software engineer, has only gone to show that more and more persons with very good education are falling into the terror web.
The ordeal of an innocent man who was jailed for 50 days.
'We have not even been involved in a civil case. So you could well imagine what my family must have gone through when this happened... There are relatives who still do not talk to us. My family is still in a state of shock,' says Lakshmana K Kailash, the software engineer who spent 50 days in prison for a crime he did not commit.
It is the age of the prescreened interview, where before you get to meet the HR representative of your dream organisation, you need to answer a range of questions that are designed to test not only your domain knowledge but your psychological bent of mind and behavioral predisposition. Here's all you need to know.
Infosys moves closer to its clientsand its U.S. competitors.
Bangalore-based software engineers of LogicaCMG will manage and support information applications for European airline Britannia Airways.
Global semi-conductors company STMicroelectronics on Thursday announced its plan to invest $100 mn in the next five years in India for research on chip designing
GA reader Gurubaran Thanigaivel shares the life lessons he learnt from living with roommates.
'I had my own mistakes but now I want to move towards the future. I don't want to go into those things now, I had my own sins and mistakes'
Having trouble dealing with those pesky prepositions? GA reader Praveen Madhukar Naik lends a hand.
An inspiring story of how Get Ahead reader Subramnaian H K got rid of his excess weight.
Aspire Systems, an outsourced product development company will hire 340 software engineers to take its staff strength to 500 by March 2006, a top company official said in Chennai.
Should we not be creating roles in India for the talented, asks Ajit Balakrishnan.
'From our survey we found that there was a problem in the agricultural sector and drones could solve the problem.'
American aerospace major Honeywell plans to add 1,200 software engineers in India over the next 12 months, including 1,000 people in the country's aviation hub.
Reader Rajeev Khanna sent us a picture of Glenn McGrath from Auckland.
It is difficult even for us as Indians whether the image of India that is being evoked is accurate, true-but-selective, untrue and deliberately distortive, or plain bizarre.
Anup Varma, who secured admission to IIM Bangalore, shares his strategy with you.
SSA Global, the world's fourth largest enterprise solutions provider, plans to hire 100 engineers in India in the next 12 months and use expertise of Indian software services providers for projects overseas.
Reader Miriam Marchon caught the composer at a Mumbai hotel.
'To tell you the truth, we did not expect Iris to make such waves, to get so much attention.'
GlobeOp Financial Services, a provider of automated support services and risk reporting for hedge funds, is to commence operations in India by opening an office in Mumbai.
In the present, employee-centric environment, most organisations are open to the concept of an office spouse.
In a nation of 1.4 billion people, where a potential new creator is born every second, we pick 25 influencers who have ruled social media this year.
The United States-based Virtusa Corporation, a provider of outsourced software engineering services, will invest $11 million in its Advanced Technology Centre at Hyderabad by March next year.
Emerging technologies like cybersecurity and the Internet of Things have the potential to add 1.4 million new IT jobs in India by 2027.
There are times when it seems that the road to success is filled with nothing but boulders and gaping potholes. It is on this rutted road that you need motivation the most.
Undeterred by travel restrictions being put in place in anticipation of a third-wave of Covid-19 pandemic, there has been a steady growth in overseas job searches by Indians with the US, Canada, the Middle East and the UK topping the list, according to a report. The search activity from India for jobs in other countries was highest between November 2019 and April 2020, where it witnessed a 72 per cent jump, but it declined sharply after the second wave of Covid-19 hit the world, forcing nations to reinforce travel restrictions, global job site Indeed said in a report. However, soon after the world recovered from the second wave of the pandemic, job searches for overseas opportunities picked up and continued to remain steady, it stated.
