[Vol. 2, Issue 162] New govt likely to set telecom sector ringing

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Tuesday, 19 May 2009

Vol. 2, Issue 162




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New govt likely to set telecom sector ringing The new government is expected to take the real first step towards listing the state-run Bharat Sanchar Nigam (BSNL) on stock exchanges Tripura takes ICT route to its mission vision The Tripura Vision Centre Project is pushing ICT to its extreme to provide the best eye care facility to its 3,432,000 citizens, and how “It is early days for PPP model in India” IBM Indias Public Sector General Manager Puneet Gupta shares his views on the companys offerings for the government sector in India Cisco to foster remote working in Argentina Remote working will allow employees to find a better work- life balance while reducing costs and boosting productivity for companies Some lawyers think they are above law: SC The Supreme Court has severely censured some lawyers for their attitude and said they consider themselves above law

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Issues		Technology
Obama must stop neglecting India: Forbes US President Barack Obama must stop neglecting India and visit India soon as it would pay very rich and reliable dividends, Forbes magazine says		Sai Info, BSNL launch video telephony The voice-and-video service will cover a wide spectrum of telecom services like video telephony, video surveillance and integrated mobile advertising

Agriculture		Human Rights
Irrigation is top priority of Andhra govt: CM Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Rajsekhara Reddy has asked the Irrigation Department officials to complete all its projects in the next four years		South Asias losing human rights battle The South Asia has suddenly turned into war zones with human rights condition gradually deteriorating across Indias neighbouring countries