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India's longest elevated road opens to traffic
The longest flyover on India's national highway network has been opened to traffic in the industrial city of Panipat in Haryana, 100 km from the national capital.
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Portal launched to promote India-Japan business cooperation
The Confederation of India Industries (CII) and Japan External Trade Organisation (Jetro) have launched a web portal to bolster trade and investment partnerships between India and Japan. |
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India develops gas turbines for ships
The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has modified the Kaveri engine, meant for powering the indigenous Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) enable it propel naval ships.
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India gets its first Hindi e-commerce site
The country got its first e-commerce site in Hindi Wednesday. Ezeego1.com, the country's first meta search travel site, launched its new Indian langauge window for the vast Hindi-speaking travel market.
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U.S. adventure footwear brand hits Indian market
The Indian footwear market, growing at an estimated 20 percent annually, has just made room for another reputed international brand.
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AppLabs to hire 500 more
AppLabs, a global IT services firm, is soon to employ 500 more employees in India through its 12 to 15 domestic deals. In its Hyderabad based firm, it currently employs 1600 people.
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24/7 Customer slashes 450 staff
The 'slowdown' monster still hunts the BPO companies. Now 24/7 Customer turns the victim. |
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Karnataka to pitch Bangalore as nanotechnology hub
Tech-savvy Karnataka is set to promote Bangalore as a nanotechnology hub to replicate its success in IT and biotechnology sectors, with novel initiatives to attract investors, entrepreneurs and venture capitalists, a top official said here.
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Kerala-based B-school to get Rs.630 Mn campus
Oman-based Malayali businessman George M. Thomas, who is the patron of Kerala-based Asian School of Business (ASB), Friday announced an investment of Rs.630 million in three phases for a new campus in Pallipuram on the outskirts here. |
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Delhi Metro digs tunnel under railway tracks
Thousands of passengers were travelling by trains into and out of Delhi had no idea that a group of engineers was digging a tunnel under the tracks to facilitate another sleek train to run under it. And the work was completed in three days. |
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