The foreign vendors have asked the Telecom Equipment Manufacturer Association of India (TEMA) to remove their logo from its website as their membership has been terminated by the body.
Category: Technology
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Real-time traffic management system
When itĆ¢ā¬ā¢s information technology (IT), Bangalore shows the way. Infusion of IT into IndiaĆ¢ā¬ā¢s urban transport infrastructure has mostly been piecemeal, sometimes defeating the purpose. As Praveen Sood says,
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Surat saviour goes to Delhi
The government recently appointed SR Rao as the Commerce Secretary in place of Rahul Khullar who was shifted as the telecom regulator after retirement earlier this month.
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Tata for noise mitigating technology
In order to reduce the mitigate the impact of noise from running trains in the neighbourhood of railway tracks, Tata Steel is keen to adopt Ć¢ā¬ĖSilentTrackĆ¢ā¬ā¢ technology.
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Traffic Infra Tech Expo focuses on safety
Traffic Infra Tech Expo 2012, an international show on traffic management, soluĆĀtions, parking, safety, tolls and infraĆĀstructure, was held on 17-19 May.
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Telenor looking for new partner in india
Telenor said it is in discussions to rope in a new partner for its telecom business in India before the government auctions the spectrum.
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Telenor looking for new partner in india
Telenor said it is in discussions to rope in a new partner for its telecom business in India before the government auctions the spectrum.
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Analysts hail new telecom policy
Leading analysts welcomed the new telecom policy, saying it is forward looking as it will not only help consumers but will also aid the troubled opeĆĀrators in the long-term.
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Analysts hail new telecom policy
Leading analysts welcomed the new telecom policy, saying it is forward looking as it will not only help consumers but will also aid the troubled opeĆĀrators in the long-term.
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Potential entrants are cautiously optimistic
Seeking to understand the Indian logistics sector better rather than to jump right in, potential investors and contractors from the developed nations are aware of the many a slip between the cup and the policymakerĆ¢ā¬ā¢s lip,