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By Bappaditya Chatterjee, Paradip (Odisha) : State-owned Paradip Port Trust, which has been focusing on promoting competition and bringing down costs to users, is looking at 17 per cent growth in cargo handling — touching 120 million tonnes (mt) in ...

New Delhi : Nearly 57 percent Indian IT managers can’t identify network traffic while 61 per cent dont know how their bandwidth is consumed, a new report said on Wednesday, adding that the majority of Indian IT managers have legal ...

By Arun Kumar Das, New Delhi : That some 2.37 crore people have applied as the Indian Railways kicked off the process of filling up over 88,000 posts is clearly indicative of the “jobless growth” the country is experiencing. But ...

Mumbai : IT bellwether Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) on Monday emerged as the first Indian listed company to cross the $100-billion mark in terms of market capitalisation (m-cap). Around 11 a.m., the m-cap of the company stood at Rs 675,934.95 ...

By Vishal Narayan, New Delhi : Thanks to the Right to Education Act (RTE) of 2009, India has been able to achieve near universal enrolment of children in schools at the primary and upper primary levels — but the quality ...

New Delhi : State-run lender Punjab National Bank is expected to recover around Rs 1,800 crore from its non-performing assets (NPAs) recovery mechanism — “Mission Gandhigiri” — which will soon complete one year of operation. A senior bank official told ...

New Delhi : Vice President M. Venkaiah Naidu on Thursday said the corporate sector should take up responsibility to help poor and underprivileged. “The poor and underprivileged is a part of our rich cultural heritage. Helping the poor or uplifting ...

Mumbai : Cash withdrawals from ATMs actually declined in the January-March quarter of last financial year on the sequential basis, implying the current shortage could be “superficial”, a report from State Bank of India said on Thursday. “Coming to withdrawals, ...

New Delhi : The new UK-India Tech Partnership agreed to during the bilateral meeting between visiting Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his British counterpart Theresa May will help generate significant investment and create jobs, the British High Commission here ...

New Delhi : The Central government on Wednesday launched a common admission portal for foreign students to promote Indian education to “200,000 international students by 2023”. The portal ‘Study in India’ was launched here as an initiative by the Human ...