Vodafone to invest $1 billion and Airtel $1.7 billion in India...

Plans to jam mobile phones during matches and ban cheerleaders from the sidelines are unlikely to cure Indian cricket of the scourge of corruption, commentators of the sport said Tuesday. Officials announced an ambitious 12-point plan on Monday ...

Indian telecom giant Bharti Airtel, which submitted its final technical bid for a telecom licence in Myanmar this week, hopes the India business model of rural outreach and low tariffs will help it clinch the deal. However, Chairman and Group CEO ...

Norwegian telecom major Telenor's CEO Jon Baksaas has said the company is committed to continue its relationship and enhance its engagement with India, days after the Government decided to allow it to adjust its entry fee for the 2G spectrum ...

As Bharti rolls out its 4G network in India city by city and Reliance Jio Infocomm ties up infrastructure deals almost at the rate of one a week, there is one man cheering on the sidelines. Vikas Saxena, CEO of Nimbuzz, the messaging platform on ...

(Times of India Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) NEW DELHI: Having earned Rs 2,000 crore from data in the last fiscal, a 50% jump when compared to the year-ago period, the Indian arm of Vodafone wants to build a pan-India 3G network and is open to buying ...

Sistema Shyam TeleServices (SSTL), which provides telecom services under the MTS brand, said on monday that it is still in the customer acquisition mode in both voice and data segments. "We are still in the customer acquisition mode in both voice ...

Terming the present state of the Indian telecom sector as a transition phase, National Innovation Council Chairman Sam Pitroda today said the next revolution is expected to be much bigger than the earlier one. "We are just going through a transition, ...

The new immigration Bill in the US may not have any adverse effect on India's IT business, observed the IT trade body Nasscom. Addressing the media on the sidelines of a seminar, Nasscom Emergeout Surge 2013, held here today, Som Mittal, ...

The controversial BJP decision to elevate hardliner Narendra Modi to run the party's campaign in 2014 elections and ruthlessly sideline a leader such as L. K. Advani is bound to damage its image, but let us not forget that it is a decisive victory ...