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750,000 km of cable to connect all villages with broadband: Prasad

Minister for Communications and Information Technology Ravi Shankar Prasad has said that 750,000 km of cable is proposed to be laid over next three and a half years to provide broadband in every village of the country, the ministry said in a statement on Sunday. “This project aims at digital empo

50% IIT-Bombay job aspirants placed in 1st week

MUMBAI: Over 50% of the students, who actually use campus placements at IIT-Bombay, are already placed by the end of the first week of this year's placement season. At other campuses too, the first week closed at a high note with more students getting offers as compared to last year. At IIT-B, ar

Over 4,000 services now on your fingertips

Bengaluru: Karnataka's digital footprint just got bigger. The state continued to maintain its tech edge in the country, launching Karnataka MobileOne on Monday. This mobile-governance tool provides citizens access to over 4,000 services — both public and private — through handheld devices. "Prime

RSS 're-converts' 200 Agra Muslims, says more in line

AGRA: Members of at least 57 Muslim families were converted to Hinduism at a ceremony called 'Purkhon ki ghar vapsi', a mass conversion jointly organized by Dharma Jagran Samanvay Vibhag, an offshoot of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), and Bajrang Dal in Agra on Monday. RSS regional head Ra

Dammam Corniche now a work of art

The Eastern Province municipality has turned the Dammam Corniche into a work of art with an open gallery featuring paintings which have been inspired by the province’s environment and culture. The municipality has beautified the service stations and erased the graffiti on the walls bordering the

UN declares 2014 a devastating year for millions of children

UNITED NATIONS: The United Nations children’s agency UNICEF declared 2014 a devastating year for children on Monday with as many as 15 million caught in conflicts in Central African Republic, Iraq, South Sudan, Syria, Ukraine and the Palestinian territories. UNICEF Executive Director Anthony Lake

Google Android One initiative hits roadblock

Google’s Android One initiative seems to have hit a roadblock with offline stores refusing to sell and promote these devices as the search giant and its device manufacturing partners chose to take the online sales route initially. The U.S.-based company is now holding discussions with retailers t

Protest rally takes violent turn in Mangalore; cops resort to lathi charge

Dec 08, 2014  Mangaluru:  The protest rally organised by Hindu outfits  at Vamanjoor on December 8, Monday to condemn the December 5 incident of attack on Datta Peetha pilgrims took a violent turn when protestors tried to defy prohibitory orders and enter Ulaibettu.  Police had to resort to lathi

بیلگام اسمبلی سیشن میں علاقہ حیدرآباد کرناٹک کی ترقی کے لئے علیحدہ بجٹ پیش کرنے کا مطالبہ

بھٹکلیس نیوز/ 8 دسمبر ،14 حیدرآباد کرناٹک کو تحفظات کی فراہمی کے قانون کی خامیوں کو دور کرنے پر زور گلبرگہ (ایجنسی): حیدرآباد کرناٹک ہوراٹا سمیتی اور دیگر تنظیموں نے بیلگام اسمبلی سیشن میں ریاست کے پسماندہ ترین علاقہ حیدرآباد کرناٹک کی ہمہ جہت ترقی کو یقینی بنانے کے لئے علیحدہ بجٹ پیش کرنے کا ریاس

کناڈا ميں دہشت گردانہ حملے کے امکان کے مدنظر الرٹ

بھٹکلیس نیوز/ 8 دسمبر ،14 ورنٹو(ایجنسی) کناڈا کے عوامى سلامتى کے وزير نےملک کو خبردار کيا ہے کہ وہ احتياط برتيں کيونکہ ايک آن لائن ويڈيو ميں کناڈا کے مسلمانوں سے تنہا حملے کرنے کى اپيل کى گئى ہے جس شخص نے يہ ويڈيو جارى کى ہے وہ داعش کے لئےلڑنے والا کناڈا کا شہرى معلوم ہوتا ہے۔ آن لائن انتہا پسند س

Aggressive Twitter, Facebook fans stump BJP with googlies

BENGALURU: It was to be occasion for the BJP to powwow with its online sympathizers: the Twitterati, Facebook followers and social media set. But party leaders were left literally fumbling for words, as a barrage of uncomfortable questions caught them off-guard. Questions from Twitter users, a ma

Burning of church in Delhi an attack on minorities say Indian Americans

Washington: The Indian American Muslim Council (IAMC - www.iamc.com), an advocacy group dedicated to safeguarding India's pluralist and tolerant ethos, has condemned the burning of St. Sebastian Catholic Church in Delhi on December 1, 2015 as an attack on India's religious minorities. Early foren

Ajeer program terms outlined

RIYADH: The Ministry of Labor has outlined the conditions of the Ajeer program that enables dependents of expatriate workers in the Kingdom to work in the health and education sectors. There are a number of conditions governing the employment of dependents such as they have to be 18 at the time o

Typhoon Hagupit sweeps across Philippines

Typhoon Hagupit is sweeping across the eastern Philippines, toppling trees and power lines and threatening coastal areas with a powerful sea-surge. More than half a million people have fled coastal villages in the area, which was still recovering from Typhoon Haiyan last year. In Tacloban, where

A slimmer, sleeker Google Glass soon

The new version of Intel-powered Google Glass may look slimmer and sleeker than its earlier version. The exteriors of the new device also add a textured area to the touch-sensitive side panel where non-voice interactions are performed, according to media reports. The new Google Glass is expect

Don't Come to Us on 'Fishing Expedition', Switzerland Tells India Over Black Money

Mumbai:  As India continues its pursuit of black money allegedly stashed abroad, Switzerland has said it would not entertain any 'fishing expedition' and authorities cannot ask for names of all Indian account holders in Swiss banks without doing their own independent investigations. Switzerland's

Center opened to guide Indian expatriates on labor problems

Jeddah: A first of its kind service center has been opened in Jeddah to provide Indian expats with legal guidance on labor issues and health and counseling. Dos Jayakumar, Indian consul for passports, opened on Saturday the “Pravasi Sevana Kendra” in the presence of community leaders representing

Belgian government agrees to recognise Palestinian state

Belgium's government have agreed to recognise the Palestinian state, despite diplomatic pressure from Israel and its allies, RT and other international mass media reported yesterday. The government said it would recognise the Palestinians state "at a moment deemed appropriate". Belgian newspap