Growth momentum is strong for Indian IT companies: Former NASSCOM President

Several companies are forming joint ventures and also acquiring companies which, former NASSCOM President R Chandrashekhar said, are important strategies to keep the growth.

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Blue Prism may hire more top talent for India

Blue Prism, which reported sales of about £3 million in FY18, is not the only robotic process automation company that is looking to bring in heavy hitters to grow in India.

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Govt proposes IT Act changes to allow apps, sites to be taken down

The move comes days after senior IT ministry officials met representatives from top social media and internet companies and sought views on proposed rules that would help trace the origin of unlawful content.

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Most desi IT companies sued for staff bias in 2018

National Grid supplies energy to more than 20 million people through its networks in New York, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island.

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UN adopts India-backed data security resolutions

The two documents are designed to create the foundation for peaceful global interaction and to prevent war, confrontation and any other aggressive action.

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Handsets association unhappy with draft electronics policy

The draft National Policy on Electronics (NPE), released in October, aims to double India’s mobile phone production from 500 million in 2019 to 1 billion units, valued at $190 billion, by 2025.

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Samsung India revenue grows, profit falls

The world’s largest handset maker also continued the high pace of sales growth seen in its mobile phone business in India growing 37% to touch Rs 37,349 crore.

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