'Indian IT sector to sail through U.S. turbulence'/Software exports may grow 33 percent in FY08/Government approves four IT SEZs/U.S. government picks growth over inflation, dollar fears
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March 21 2008
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'Indian IT sector to sail through U.S. turbulence' Though India's IT industry will feel the heat of the U.S. economy in recession, the outlook to the current situation should be one of cautious optimism, according to offshore advisory firm Tholons.
Software exports may grow 33 percent in FY08 An estimate by the Electronics and Computer Software Export Promotion Council (ESC) says that software exports are expected to post a growth of 33 percent in terms of dollar.
Special IT regions on the anvil With infrastructure in metro cities already overloaded, the central government proposes to develop new information technology investment regions with world-class infrastructure.
Inflation soars to 5.92 percent India's wholesale price index-based inflation rate soared to a 12-month high of 5.92 percent in the week ending March 8 against 5.11 percent in the preceding week.
SAIL to enter Kerala through joint venture The ailing Kerala government-owned Steel Complex (SCL) will be managed by public sector behemoth Steel Authority of India (SAIL) as a joint venture project.
COAI questions Virgin's 'backdoor' entry, seeks clear policy Opposing the Virgin Group's entry into mobile virtual network operators (MVNO) services in India, leading cell phone service operators of the dominant GSM technology have urged authorities to clarify the policy in this regards.
Sky high! Private jets taking off in India After Maybachs and RollsRoyces, the swish set in India is now displaying a fondness for luxury flying machines even if it means shelling out an astounding $80 million to buy one!
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Pavan K Varma: In this powerful and insightful critique, the author examines the evolution of the Indian middle class during the twentieth century, especially since Independence.
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