Date: Thu, 30 Aug 2007 05:24:07 -0700 From: si dailydose <dailydose@siliconindia.org> To: freebsd-net@freebsd.org Subject: Tata Consultancy bags $140 Mn deal from BSNL/One in eight US residents poor, but Indian Americans better off/No area-wise limit on number of telecom operators Message-ID: <134e0490fb0c7ad951d6d5b6c18a61bb@mail.siliconindia.org>
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August 30 2007
>> TOP NEWS
[1]Tata Consultancy bags $140 Mn deal from BSNL
Indian IT bellwether Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has bagged a deal
worth $140 million from the state-run telecom giant Bharat Sanchar
Nigam Ltd (BSNL).
[2]One in eight US residents poor, but Indian Americans better off
One in eight persons living in the world's richest nation is
considered poor, but then in America the official poverty level for a
family of four with two children is $20,444 per annum. Indian American
families have an average income of $61,322.
[3]No area-wise limit on number of telecom operators
Keeping in mind the rising number of telecom users in the country, the
Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) Wednesday said there
would be no limit on the number of service providers in a particular
area.
>> TECHNOLOGY
[4]Cyberabad IT industry takes terror attacks in its stride
The booming information technology industry in this city, second only
to Bangalore, is concerned over the terror bombings but feels it will
have no immediate impact on its growth or investments.
[5]Over 42,000 Oracle professionals certified in India
As part of its ongoing commitment to enhance the skills of IT
professionals in the country, Oracle today announced that Oracle
University has trained and certified over 42,000 Oracle Professionals
in India.
>> BUSINESS
[6]TCS, Cognizant get nod for SEZs
The government Thursday gave formal approval to Tata Consultancy
Services (TCS), Cognizant Technologies and 18 others to set up special
economic zones across the country.
[7]Ashok Leyland joins hands with Nissan to make LCVs
India's leading bus and truck maker Ashok Leyland Limited Wednesday
joined hands with Japan's Nissan Motor Company to make light
commercial vehicles (LCV).
>> OTHER NEWS
[8]New airport turban checks upset Sikhs in U.S.
Sikh organisations in the U.S. have received dozens of complaints from
community members saying they were told to remove their turbans at
airports for security checks in the wake of a new rule.
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