Internet big boys take aim at Singapore's 'regressive' new rules - Yahoo! News India
'Internet big boys take aim at Singapore's 'regressive' new rules' on Yahoo! News India. By Kevin Lim and Jeremy Wagstaff SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore's move to tighten regulation of news web sites, already under fire from bloggers and human rights groups, has attracted criticism from an unexpected quarter - large Internet firms with a big presence in the city-state which say the new rules will hurt the industry. Web giants Facebook Inc, eBay Inc, Google Inc and Yahoo! Inc have said the revised rules "have negatively impacted Singapore's global image as an open and business-friendly country". ...
'Internet big boys take aim at Singapore's 'regressive' new rules' on Yahoo! News India. By Kevin Lim and Jeremy Wagstaff SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore's move to tighten regulation of news web sites, already under fire from bloggers and human rights groups, has attracted criticism from an unexpected quarter - large Internet firms with a big presence in the city-state which say the new rules will hurt the industry. Web giants Facebook Inc, eBay Inc, Google Inc and Yahoo! Inc have said the revised rules "have negatively impacted Singapore's global image as an open and business-friendly country". ...Video game personality Ryan Davis dead at 34 - Yahoo! News India
'Video game personality Ryan Davis dead at 34' on Yahoo! News India. By Malathi Nayak SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Video game journalist and podcaster Ryan Davis, known for his devout fan following in the tight-knit community, died last week at the age of 34, Giant Bomb, the news gaming site he cofounded, said on Monday. Davis had a visible online presence in the video game community through the popular podcast "the Giant Bombcast" he hosted every week to discuss industry news and review games. A former editor at the video game news site GameSpot, Davis co-founded Giant Bomb in 2008. ...
'Video game personality Ryan Davis dead at 34' on Yahoo! News India. By Malathi Nayak SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Video game journalist and podcaster Ryan Davis, known for his devout fan following in the tight-knit community, died last week at the age of 34, Giant Bomb, the news gaming site he cofounded, said on Monday. Davis had a visible online presence in the video game community through the popular podcast "the Giant Bombcast" he hosted every week to discuss industry news and review games. A former editor at the video game news site GameSpot, Davis co-founded Giant Bomb in 2008. ...Palestinian to launch $10 million Arabic online encyclopedia - Yahoo! News India
'Palestinian to launch $10 million Arabic online encyclopedia' on Yahoo! News India. By Matt Smith DUBAI (Reuters) - A 75-year-old Palestinian businessman is on a $10 million mission to boost Arabic on the Internet, where it accounts for less than 1 percent of websites despite being spoken by one in 20 people worldwide. If Talal Abu Ghazaleh, owner of the education and professional services firm Talal Abu-Ghazaleh Organization (TAG-Org), has his way, the end of this year will see the launch of Tagipedia, a free online Arabic encyclopedia with a million entries. "I see it as a means of building an Arab knowledge society, which is my mission in life ... ...
'Palestinian to launch $10 million Arabic online encyclopedia' on Yahoo! News India. By Matt Smith DUBAI (Reuters) - A 75-year-old Palestinian businessman is on a $10 million mission to boost Arabic on the Internet, where it accounts for less than 1 percent of websites despite being spoken by one in 20 people worldwide. If Talal Abu Ghazaleh, owner of the education and professional services firm Talal Abu-Ghazaleh Organization (TAG-Org), has his way, the end of this year will see the launch of Tagipedia, a free online Arabic encyclopedia with a million entries. "I see it as a means of building an Arab knowledge society, which is my mission in life ... ...Major YouTube Network Fullscreen launches platform to make artists more money - Yahoo! News India
'Major YouTube Network Fullscreen launches platform to make artists more money' on Yahoo! News India. By Lucas Shaw NEW YORK (TheWrap.com) - Fullscreen, the second largest YouTube network in the United States, has launched a new service offering the thousands of artists in its network several tools to build their audience and make more money from the world's largest online video site. The Creator Platform, as Fullscreen has named it, offers a series of apps that enable artists to plan when their videos will post to YouTube hours in advance, profit from talking up products or covering songs and push videos out on social networks like Facebook. ...
'Major YouTube Network Fullscreen launches platform to make artists more money' on Yahoo! News India. By Lucas Shaw NEW YORK (TheWrap.com) - Fullscreen, the second largest YouTube network in the United States, has launched a new service offering the thousands of artists in its network several tools to build their audience and make more money from the world's largest online video site. The Creator Platform, as Fullscreen has named it, offers a series of apps that enable artists to plan when their videos will post to YouTube hours in advance, profit from talking up products or covering songs and push videos out on social networks like Facebook. ...NATO cyber defense center fights tide of hacking attempts - Yahoo! News India
'NATO cyber defense center fights tide of hacking attempts' on Yahoo! News India. By Adrian Croft MONS, Belgium (Reuters) - Crouched behind banks of computer screens flashing data, NATO analysts try to stay ahead of millions of suspected attempts to hack the Western alliance's computer networks, as cyber defense moves to the center of NATO operations. NATO's cyber defense nerve center, operating from the alliance's operational headquarters at Mons in southern Belgium, monitors potential attacks on NATO computer systems installed at 55 locations around the world. ...
'NATO cyber defense center fights tide of hacking attempts' on Yahoo! News India. By Adrian Croft MONS, Belgium (Reuters) - Crouched behind banks of computer screens flashing data, NATO analysts try to stay ahead of millions of suspected attempts to hack the Western alliance's computer networks, as cyber defense moves to the center of NATO operations. NATO's cyber defense nerve center, operating from the alliance's operational headquarters at Mons in southern Belgium, monitors potential attacks on NATO computer systems installed at 55 locations around the world. ...Allianz eyes growth in computer hacking insurance - Yahoo! News India
'Allianz eyes growth in computer hacking insurance' on Yahoo! News India. MUNICH (Reuters) - Europe's biggest insurer Allianz is expecting to cash in on growing corporate demand for insurance against computer hacking and internet breakdowns, it said on Wednesday. "We see cyber insurance as a big growth market," said Hartmut Mai, board member at Allianz's AGCS unit for global corporate and special insurance risks. Insuring against cyber threats is seen as a potentially lucrative market for Europe's insurers, particularly now that lawmakers are promising bigger fines for companies that lose data. ...
'Allianz eyes growth in computer hacking insurance' on Yahoo! News India. MUNICH (Reuters) - Europe's biggest insurer Allianz is expecting to cash in on growing corporate demand for insurance against computer hacking and internet breakdowns, it said on Wednesday. "We see cyber insurance as a big growth market," said Hartmut Mai, board member at Allianz's AGCS unit for global corporate and special insurance risks. Insuring against cyber threats is seen as a potentially lucrative market for Europe's insurers, particularly now that lawmakers are promising bigger fines for companies that lose data. ...'Sons of Anarchy' Star, Artist Turn to Kickstarter to Create Physically Disabled Action Hero - Yahoo! News India
''Sons of Anarchy' Star, Artist Turn to Kickstarter to Create Physically Disabled Action Hero' on Yahoo! News India. By Greg Gilman LOS ANGELES (TheWrap.com) - Graphic novel artist Gerry Kissell and "Sons of Anarchy" actor Kurt Yaeger aren't waiting for a greenlight from Hollywood to create a physically disabled action hero - they're teaming up to do it themselves through Kickstarter. Kissell, best known for his work with IDW Publishing ("Code Word: Geronimo," "Iron Sky"), has turned to the crowdfunding website to raise $8,000 to produce and publish "Vindicated, Inc," a graphic novel about a double-amputee Delta Force soldier-turned-vigilante suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. ...
''Sons of Anarchy' Star, Artist Turn to Kickstarter to Create Physically Disabled Action Hero' on Yahoo! News India. By Greg Gilman LOS ANGELES (TheWrap.com) - Graphic novel artist Gerry Kissell and "Sons of Anarchy" actor Kurt Yaeger aren't waiting for a greenlight from Hollywood to create a physically disabled action hero - they're teaming up to do it themselves through Kickstarter. Kissell, best known for his work with IDW Publishing ("Code Word: Geronimo," "Iron Sky"), has turned to the crowdfunding website to raise $8,000 to produce and publish "Vindicated, Inc," a graphic novel about a double-amputee Delta Force soldier-turned-vigilante suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. ...Amazon criticized over low German tax bill - Yahoo! News India
'Amazon criticized over low German tax bill' on Yahoo! News India. By Tom Bergin LONDON (Reuters) - Amazon.com Inc's main German unit paid income tax of just 3 million euros in 2012 after the group channeled sales to German clients of $8.7 billion via Luxembourg units, prompting one lawmaker to call for an investigation of the company. Accounts for Amazon.de GmbH filed with Germany's companies register show that the company reported profit of just 10 million euros for 2012, which was taxed at the headline German rate of 30 percent. Germany is Amazon's largest non-U.S. ...
'Amazon criticized over low German tax bill' on Yahoo! News India. By Tom Bergin LONDON (Reuters) - Amazon.com Inc's main German unit paid income tax of just 3 million euros in 2012 after the group channeled sales to German clients of $8.7 billion via Luxembourg units, prompting one lawmaker to call for an investigation of the company. Accounts for Amazon.de GmbH filed with Germany's companies register show that the company reported profit of just 10 million euros for 2012, which was taxed at the headline German rate of 30 percent. Germany is Amazon's largest non-U.S. ...Media owners keep Hulu website, may bring in partners - Yahoo! News India
'Media owners keep Hulu website, may bring in partners' on Yahoo! News India. By Lisa Richwine and Ronald Grover LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Walt Disney Co, Twenty-First Century Fox Inc and Comcast Corp's NBCUniversal said on Friday they decided to keep their video streaming website, Hulu, and will invest $750 million to help it grow. Hulu's owners are still talking to companies that could become partners for the service, a source with knowledge of the discussions said. One is Time Warner Cable Inc, which had offered to make an equity investment in Hulu, two sources told Reuters. The role of future partners has not been determined. ...
'Media owners keep Hulu website, may bring in partners' on Yahoo! News India. By Lisa Richwine and Ronald Grover LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Walt Disney Co, Twenty-First Century Fox Inc and Comcast Corp's NBCUniversal said on Friday they decided to keep their video streaming website, Hulu, and will invest $750 million to help it grow. Hulu's owners are still talking to companies that could become partners for the service, a source with knowledge of the discussions said. One is Time Warner Cable Inc, which had offered to make an equity investment in Hulu, two sources told Reuters. The role of future partners has not been determined. ...Analysis: New e-commerce strategies threaten UPS, FedEx - Yahoo! News India
'Analysis: New e-commerce strategies threaten UPS, FedEx' on Yahoo! News India. By Alistair Barr SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - UPS and FedEx might be worried about international shipments to slowing economies like China, but perhaps they should be more concerned about what's going on in their own back yards. Major U.S. retailers are experimenting with new e-commerce strategies that could dent demand for package delivery services, particularly demand for shipments over long distances, according to analysts and industry executives. Amazon.com Inc is building its distribution warehouses closer to customers to save millions of dollars in shipping costs. ...
'Analysis: New e-commerce strategies threaten UPS, FedEx' on Yahoo! News India. By Alistair Barr SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - UPS and FedEx might be worried about international shipments to slowing economies like China, but perhaps they should be more concerned about what's going on in their own back yards. Major U.S. retailers are experimenting with new e-commerce strategies that could dent demand for package delivery services, particularly demand for shipments over long distances, according to analysts and industry executives. Amazon.com Inc is building its distribution warehouses closer to customers to save millions of dollars in shipping costs. ...Infosys is my life: SD Shibulal - The Times of India
Despite the solid performance in first quarter of the current fiscal year, Infosys has adopted a "cautiously optimistic" stance.
Despite the solid performance in first quarter of the current fiscal year, Infosys has adopted a "cautiously optimistic" stance.Icahn calls for bigger investors' stake in Dell - Times Of India
NEW YORK: Billionaire investor Carl Icahn is proposing that Dell shareholders get a chance to own a bigger stake in the struggling computer maker in hopes of thwarting an attempt by the company's
NEW YORK: Billionaire investor Carl Icahn is proposing that Dell shareholders get a chance to own a bigger stake in the struggling computer maker in hopes of thwarting an attempt by the company'sIcahn calls for bigger investors' stake in Dell - Times Of India
NEW YORK: Billionaire investor Carl Icahn is proposing that Dell shareholders get a chance to own a bigger stake in the struggling computer maker in hopes of thwarting an attempt by the company's
NEW YORK: Billionaire investor Carl Icahn is proposing that Dell shareholders get a chance to own a bigger stake in the struggling computer maker in hopes of thwarting an attempt by the company'sFree laptop scheme: UP govt owes Hewlett Packard Rs 900 crore - Times Of India
LUCKNOW: Four months after the Uttar Pradesh chief minister Akhilesh Yadav began distributing free laptops to students, it now turns out that Hewlett Packard, the supplier, has not been paid for
LUCKNOW: Four months after the Uttar Pradesh chief minister Akhilesh Yadav began distributing free laptops to students, it now turns out that Hewlett Packard, the supplier, has not been paid forIndian techies bag first prize at Microsoft competition - Times Of India
NEW DELHI: Software giant Microsoft today said it has awarded India's Y-Nots the first prize in the Windows Azure Challenge at the 11th annual Microsoft Imagine Cup. Imagine Cup is a competition
NEW DELHI: Software giant Microsoft today said it has awarded India's Y-Nots the first prize in the Windows Azure Challenge at the 11th annual Microsoft Imagine Cup. Imagine Cup is a competitionFounder of US-based Bose audio firm dies at 83 - Times Of India
BOSTON: The founder and chairman of the Massachusetts-based audio technology company Bose has died. Amar Bose was 83. Bose's death was announced by company president Bob Maresca and the
BOSTON: The founder and chairman of the Massachusetts-based audio technology company Bose has died. Amar Bose was 83. Bose's death was announced by company president Bob Maresca and theHulu investors call off sale, to invest $750 million - Times Of India
LOS ANGELES: Walt Disney, Twenty-First Century Fox and NBCUniversal on Friday said they decided to keep their video streaming website, Hulu, and will invest $750 million to help it grow. Hulu's
LOS ANGELES: Walt Disney, Twenty-First Century Fox and NBCUniversal on Friday said they decided to keep their video streaming website, Hulu, and will invest $750 million to help it grow. Hulu's5th-generation fighter plan hits hurdle as Russia hikes cost - The Times of India
India’s biggest defence project in the making, the critical joint development of the fifth-generation fighter aircraft with Russia, has flown into some rough weather.
India’s biggest defence project in the making, the critical joint development of the fifth-generation fighter aircraft with Russia, has flown into some rough weather.LinkedIn study reveals why people hate their jobs - Times Of India
WASHINGTON: More or less everyone has a grudge or two against their job. LinkedIn has brought out some reasons as to why employees may be hating their job, the Huffington Post reported. A recent
WASHINGTON: More or less everyone has a grudge or two against their job. LinkedIn has brought out some reasons as to why employees may be hating their job, the Huffington Post reported. A recent5th-generation fighter plan hits hurdle as Russia hikes cost - The Times of India
India’s biggest defence project in the making, the critical joint development of the fifth-generation fighter aircraft with Russia, has flown into some rough weather.
India’s biggest defence project in the making, the critical joint development of the fifth-generation fighter aircraft with Russia, has flown into some rough weather.LinkedIn study reveals why people hate their jobs - Times Of India
WASHINGTON: More or less everyone has a grudge or two against their job. LinkedIn has brought out some reasons as to why employees may be hating their job, the Huffington Post reported. A recent
WASHINGTON: More or less everyone has a grudge or two against their job. LinkedIn has brought out some reasons as to why employees may be hating their job, the Huffington Post reported. A recentCan't trust Congress on Telangana, KCR says - The Times of India
After two days of silence, Telangana Rashtra Samithi chief K Chandrasekhar Rao lashed out at the Congress on Sunday, saying that the party cannot be trusted anymore on the Telangana statehood until the bill is passed in Parliament and called on people to step up protests.
After two days of silence, Telangana Rashtra Samithi chief K Chandrasekhar Rao lashed out at the Congress on Sunday, saying that the party cannot be trusted anymore on the Telangana statehood until the bill is passed in Parliament and called on people to step up protests.LinkedIn study reveals why people hate their jobs - Times Of India
WASHINGTON: More or less everyone has a grudge or two against their job. LinkedIn has brought out some reasons as to why employees may be hating their job, the Huffington Post reported. A recent
WASHINGTON: More or less everyone has a grudge or two against their job. LinkedIn has brought out some reasons as to why employees may be hating their job, the Huffington Post reported. A recentCBI closes case against CFSL chief - The Times of India
The CBI has closed a preliminary enquiry against the director of Central Forensic Science Laboratory, Delhi, Rajinder Singh Dangi, who was being probed for alleged irregularities in selection and appointment of laboratory assistants and was removed last year.
The CBI has closed a preliminary enquiry against the director of Central Forensic Science Laboratory, Delhi, Rajinder Singh Dangi, who was being probed for alleged irregularities in selection and appointment of laboratory assistants and was removed last year.Sharia courts for Muslim women soon - The Times of India
Unhappy with the judgments given by qazis, muftis and maulvis, ‘women shariat courts’ along the lines of Darul Qaza (Islamic courts) will be set up in the state by the Bharatiya Muslim Mahila Andolan (BMMA) in the next six months.
Unhappy with the judgments given by qazis, muftis and maulvis, ‘women shariat courts’ along the lines of Darul Qaza (Islamic courts) will be set up in the state by the Bharatiya Muslim Mahila Andolan (BMMA) in the next six months.Applying for new job? Check your Facebook settings - Times Of India
WASHINGTON: Despite social media websites being a boon for employers scoping out job applicants, there is bad news for certain groups of young people. Researchers have found that -- among young
WASHINGTON: Despite social media websites being a boon for employers scoping out job applicants, there is bad news for certain groups of young people. Researchers have found that -- among youngProtests in Valley over J&K youth’s death in Mumbai - The Times of India
Protests erupted in some areas here on Sunday afternoon as the body of one Parvez Ahmad Teli of Nawab Bazar, who was missing since July 6 in Mumbai, was brought back.
Protests erupted in some areas here on Sunday afternoon as the body of one Parvez Ahmad Teli of Nawab Bazar, who was missing since July 6 in Mumbai, was brought back.Internet may help treat depression: Study - Times Of India
WELLINGTON: Mental health experts have analysed that the increased popularity of internet use can be considered as helpful in easing depression. According to Stuff.co.nz, mental health experts are
WELLINGTON: Mental health experts have analysed that the increased popularity of internet use can be considered as helpful in easing depression. According to Stuff.co.nz, mental health experts areInternet may help treat depression: Study - Times Of India
WELLINGTON: Mental health experts have analysed that the increased popularity of internet use can be considered as helpful in easing depression. According to Stuff.co.nz, mental health experts are
WELLINGTON: Mental health experts have analysed that the increased popularity of internet use can be considered as helpful in easing depression. According to Stuff.co.nz, mental health experts arePanasonic India eyes 25% revenues from smartphones - Times Of India
HYDERABAD: Japanese electronics major Panasonic is betting big on mobile phones and battery business to reach $3.66 billion in revenue from India by 2015-16. Both the verticals are expected to
HYDERABAD: Japanese electronics major Panasonic is betting big on mobile phones and battery business to reach $3.66 billion in revenue from India by 2015-16. Both the verticals are expected to‘No lake formation threat to Badrinath’ - The Times of India
After an aerial survey of the region, the scientists said a “track of avalanches was mistaken for a lake” through the images.
After an aerial survey of the region, the scientists said a “track of avalanches was mistaken for a lake” through the images.Aircel eyes breakeven in Kolkata, Bengal circles - Times Of India
KOLKATA: Aircel is aiming to achieve break even for Kolkata and Bengal circles by 2014-15 fiscal with healthy growth of revenue from 3G data and voice. "We are aiming for break even by early next
KOLKATA: Aircel is aiming to achieve break even for Kolkata and Bengal circles by 2014-15 fiscal with healthy growth of revenue from 3G data and voice. "We are aiming for break even by early nextAircel eyes breakeven in Kolkata, Bengal circles - Times Of India
KOLKATA: Aircel is aiming to achieve break even for Kolkata and Bengal circles by 2014-15 fiscal with healthy growth of revenue from 3G data and voice. "We are aiming for break even by early next
KOLKATA: Aircel is aiming to achieve break even for Kolkata and Bengal circles by 2014-15 fiscal with healthy growth of revenue from 3G data and voice. "We are aiming for break even by early nextIndia develops Urdu font, ‘dumps’ Pakistan's - Times Of India
NEW DELHI: Ending dependence on Urdu fonts developed by Pakistan, India has developed its own fonts for use on personal computers and mobile phones, benefiting 15 crore Urdu speaking people in the
NEW DELHI: Ending dependence on Urdu fonts developed by Pakistan, India has developed its own fonts for use on personal computers and mobile phones, benefiting 15 crore Urdu speaking people in theIndia develops Urdu font, ‘dumps’ Pakistan's - Times Of India
NEW DELHI: Ending dependence on Urdu fonts developed by Pakistan, India has developed its own fonts for use on personal computers and mobile phones, benefiting 15 crore Urdu speaking people in the
NEW DELHI: Ending dependence on Urdu fonts developed by Pakistan, India has developed its own fonts for use on personal computers and mobile phones, benefiting 15 crore Urdu speaking people in theNow, Google Glass for 'working' dogs - Times Of India
WASHINGTON: Internet giant Google is reportedly planning to develop its wearable computing device Google Glass for dogs with occupation. According to New York Post, Google has teamed up with
WASHINGTON: Internet giant Google is reportedly planning to develop its wearable computing device Google Glass for dogs with occupation. According to New York Post, Google has teamed up withWhat Apple tax controversy 'reveals' - Times Of India
DUBLIN: Occupying a single floor of a three-storey building in a suburban Dublin office park, Western Union's offices are notably modest for the international headquarters of the world's largest
DUBLIN: Occupying a single floor of a three-storey building in a suburban Dublin office park, Western Union's offices are notably modest for the international headquarters of the world's largestSmartphones adversely affecting your fitness: Study - The Times of India
A recent study claims that smartphones are also responsible for lowered fitness level among users.
A recent study claims that smartphones are also responsible for lowered fitness level among users.How much US government spends to snoop on you - The Times of India
How much are your private conversations worth to the US government? Turns out, it can be a lot, depending on the technology.
How much are your private conversations worth to the US government? Turns out, it can be a lot, depending on the technology.Tips to spending a productive day in office - Times Of India
Feeling happy after the eight working hours is very important. That comes from spending those hours effectively. Managing your time effectively, organizing things so that work is done in time and
Feeling happy after the eight working hours is very important. That comes from spending those hours effectively. Managing your time effectively, organizing things so that work is done in time andGoogle chairman Eric Schmidt ‘leaks’ Moto X smartphone - The Times of India
The executive chairman of Google was spotted with Moto X smartphone at the recent Allen & Co conference in Sun Valley.
The executive chairman of Google was spotted with Moto X smartphone at the recent Allen & Co conference in Sun Valley.Smartphones adversely affecting your fitness: Study - The Times of India
A recent study claims that smartphones are also responsible for lowered fitness level among users.
A recent study claims that smartphones are also responsible for lowered fitness level among users.3 Simple steps to look your best - Times Of India
Three simple steps to look your best. Nails care Looking good isn't just about wearing good or fancy clothes. It's about being well groomed as well. Nail care should be an important and essential
Three simple steps to look your best. Nails care Looking good isn't just about wearing good or fancy clothes. It's about being well groomed as well. Nail care should be an important and essentialCopter lifts bulldozers to build Uttarakhand roads - The Times of India
Continuing with its Operation Rahat, the IAF’s old but gigantic heavy-lift Mi-26 helicopter has flown four sorties since Friday to airlift 17,500 kg of equipment, including two bulldozers, required by the Border Roads Organization to reconstruct roads in flood-ravaged Uttarakhand.
Continuing with its Operation Rahat, the IAF’s old but gigantic heavy-lift Mi-26 helicopter has flown four sorties since Friday to airlift 17,500 kg of equipment, including two bulldozers, required by the Border Roads Organization to reconstruct roads in flood-ravaged Uttarakhand.Highway minister finds roads in bad shape on surprise visit - The Times of India
New highways minister Oscar Fernandes took to the road and found "slow progress" in construction and "poor maintenance" of national highways on crucial stretches leading out of Delhi.
New highways minister Oscar Fernandes took to the road and found "slow progress" in construction and "poor maintenance" of national highways on crucial stretches leading out of Delhi.As Sri Lanka reviews devolution of power, Jayalalithaa asks PM to take a bold stand - The Times of India
Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa has appealed to the Centre to take a bold stand in support of Tamil minorities in Sri Lanka in the wake of the Lankan government’s move to constitute a parliamentary select committee to review the 13th amendment to its constitution.
Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa has appealed to the Centre to take a bold stand in support of Tamil minorities in Sri Lanka in the wake of the Lankan government’s move to constitute a parliamentary select committee to review the 13th amendment to its constitution.Reading gets a digital makeover - Times Of India
Do you remember the last time you walked into a bookstore and underwent absolute agony as you sacrificed a few books, just because you were overshooting your budget? If you don't, it's not all
Do you remember the last time you walked into a bookstore and underwent absolute agony as you sacrificed a few books, just because you were overshooting your budget? If you don't, it's not all4 lakh laptops for students lying in UP godowns - The Times of India
The chief minister has so far been able to distribute only 79000 laptops to students — a dream that was part of his 2011 election promise.
The chief minister has so far been able to distribute only 79000 laptops to students — a dream that was part of his 2011 election promise.Bengal tops UN list of missing kids, women - The Times of India
More than 13,000 women and children from Bengal went untraceable in 2011. Where did they go? Were they abducted? Were they sold for money? Are they still alive? None has an answer.
More than 13,000 women and children from Bengal went untraceable in 2011. Where did they go? Were they abducted? Were they sold for money? Are they still alive? None has an answer.China new route to smuggle fake currency into India - The Times of India
Intelligence agencies suspect that the well-established drug cartels in China's Xinjiang province are pushing fake currency into India with the help of Pakistan spy agency ISI.
Intelligence agencies suspect that the well-established drug cartels in China's Xinjiang province are pushing fake currency into India with the help of Pakistan spy agency ISI.Source: Internet big boys take aim at Singapore's 'regressive' new rules - Yahoo! News India
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