Manmohan Singh
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Indian passports to go digital next year
News Country preps for e-passports and overhaul of backend infrastructure to enable better security, easier access and faster issuance of travel documents.
Tags: Local Government, Data security, Traveller, Tata Consultancy Services Ltd., E-passport, Security, India, Chip, Infineon Technologies AG, Passport
Indian OpenOffice rollout picks up pace
News Open-source groups are helping the government create open-source CDs, containing Firefox and OpenOffice, in all official Indian languages by February.
Tags: Open source, Government
Cisco to inject US$1.1 billion in Indian operations
News The networking firm sees better opportunities as India's telecom market expands.
Tags: Investments
Being Twitter deft or Twitter dumb: is that the question?
Blogs Social networking has assumed immense importance in our lives. Over the last few months, we have seen how a tweet, a pro...
Should India now look forward to unique ID cards?
Blogs In his book Imagining India: Ideas for the New Century, Nandan Nilekani, co-founder of Infosys, talks about how the futu...
How far should the govt go in rescuing Satyam?
Blogs A week after B. Ramalinga Raju made his famous confessions of committing a US$1.5 billion accounting fraud, one thing is...
India to tighten data protection laws
News The Indian prime minister has asked for changes in cybersecurity laws, after allegations of a call center data breach.
Tags: Business security, Data security, Security, Security implementation/standards
Indian call center under suspicion of ID breach
News An Australian TV show claims that it was able to buy overseas customer data at an Indian call center.
Tags: IT outsourcing
Intel may invest in India testing plant
News Government official says chipmaker will put about US$400 million into a testing and packaging facility near Bangalore or Chennai.
Tags: Processors
Will there be too many chefs cooking India's UID broth?
Blogs Today's newspapers carry a photograph of Yahoo CEO Carol Bartz offering a bouquet of flowers to India's Prime Minister M...
India's BJP chases Obama's online election magic
News Supporters of party leader L.K. Advani are blogging away and perfecting his Web site. Their inspiration: the U.S. Presidential campaign.
Tags: Web 2.0, India, Cell Phone, New Delhi, Bharatiya Janata Party, phone, leader, Prime Minister, Internet, U.S. Congress
