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Logging Grwoth

Logging Grwoth

The Indian logistics market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 12.17 per cent by 2020, driven by the growth in the manufacturing, retail, FMCG and e-commerce sectors.
India is expected to register a steady uptick in logistics growth, on the back of the improvement in the country´s infrastructural environment.

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Telecom Ministry proposes revised structure for BharatNet project

Telecom Ministry proposes revised structure for BharatNet project

The Ministry of Communications and Information Technology will seek Cabinet approval for phase-II of the BharatNet project by September wherein it has been proposed to include state governments and their units for faster implementation and utilisation of cable operators to provide Internet to households at the gram panchayat level.

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A Tight Vigil

A Tight Vigil

K Raheja Corp, pioneers of self-contained townships and commercial business districts in India, was looking for an effective security system to help provide a safe and secure business environment for more than 120 firms based in its 110 acres of Mindspace Industrial Park, one of the largest Special Economic Zones (SEZ) in Hyderabad.

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Technology evolution is the rule of any industry

Technology evolution is the rule of any industry

Kalmar, part of Cargotec, offers the entire range of products for port and marine logistics. We supply quay cranes, RTGC, ASC, straddle carriers, shuttle carriers, reach stackers, empty container handlers, forklifts, terminal tractors and automatic stacking cranes.We also provide handling solutions to heavy industries and rental segment customers

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India and Internet Governance

India and Internet Governance

Use and acceptance of local scripts on the Internet, will help entire local communities join the online marketplace, says Samiran Gupta, Head of India for ICANN.

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Net Result

Net Result

The hype and fanfare that has accompanied Digital India, has managed to catch the imagination of people unlike any other initiative of recent times by the federal government.

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India´s Achilles heel is lack of spectrum

India´s Achilles heel is lack of spectrum

It is not unusual among developing countries, to find that Internet usage lags behind mobile take-up. India suffers in the sense that, as a huge country with significant usage of local languages, it relies primarily on terrestrial networks for delivery of service, which tend to be more expensive to provide than submarine networks.

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Technology should have a social and economic impact

Technology should have a social and economic impact

The government is planning to take the National Fibre Optic Network to 250,000 village panchayats. Overall there are 650,000 villages, the last-mile connectivity being the ultimate challenge. We have suggested the White-Fi technology, which basically uses the unused TV spectrum and enables various kinds of devices to be connected to the Internet.