Indian Govt. expands policy to speed up FM Radio spread
The Union Government has expanded a new policy to speed up the spread of FM Radio in the country.
The Union Government has expanded a new policy to speed up the spread of FM Radio in the country.
The Tamil Nadu Government is planning to start 10,000 community service centres in the state.
The Mumbai International Airport has selected Nortel to deploy one of the most extensive and comprehensive IP communications networks in the airport.
Several companies including Skype, Yahoo, MSN, Net2Phone and Google are currently under the government’s scanner regarding payment of service tax since they have provided illegal Internet telephony services in India.
Ericsson has launched a trial rural broadband project in Tamil Nadu to deliver telemedicine and interactive education services at an affordable price in India
The Madhya Pradesh Government has set up a School for Good Governance and Policy Analysis review state policies and its effect on a target group.
Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited has won a contract of National Informatics Centre (NIC) to provide broadband connectivity to around 13,000 districts and taluka courts across the country.
Soon, Indians can pay their water, electricity and other utility bills online. The Urban Development Ministry has launched e-Governance project for municipalities, which has got approval of the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs.
The cardamom traders in Bodinayakannur have decided to boycott e-Auction from September, 2007 onwards.
It is expected that the computerisation of land registration will start in Cooch Behar during October, 2007.