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BSNL revenue rises 19% to Rs 25,000 crore in two years; tariff cheaper than pvt telcos: MoS TelecomState-owned BSNL has seen a significant revenue jump of 19 percent, reaching Rs 25,000 crore in two years. This financial turnaround is att...- Incremental revenue growth of Department of Posts to double to Rs 4,000 cr this year: MoS CommunicationsThe Department of Posts targets a Rs 4,000 crore revenue increase this year. This follows a significant Rs 2,100 crore growth last fiscal y...
- Meet India’s own ChatGPT-style AI model HanoomanThe first version of ‘Hanooman’, an artificial intelligence model that can generate both text and speech in several Indian languages, is sc...
- R.I.P. or ROI: Will the Zepto funding revive quick commerce? and other top tech, startup stories this weekWhile the jury is still out on the profitability — if at all — of quick commerce firms, especially as a standalone business, multiple indus...
- Government will ensure orderly transition to new data rules: MoS IT Rajeev ChandrasekharThe government does not want consumers or industry to be hit by fixing a timeline for the setting up of the Data Protection Board under the...
- Online gaming's tax troubles, and other top startup & tech stories this weekWhen a user wants to play a game like a fantasy sports competition or card games like rummy or poker, where they stand to win real money ba...
- Social media firms are publishers, says Chandrasekhar; NFTs fuel digital renaissanceIn the eyes of Rajeev Chandrasekhar, union minister of state for electronics and IT, Facebook, Twitter and others are in fact publishers an...
- Tata vs DoCoMo: Two warring partners and one big messIn a nasty public fight, DoCoMo has dragged the Tatas to court seeking enforcement of the arbitration. Tata Sons says it is being maligned ...
- Revenue-loss charges are made for political gains: Manoj SinhaIn an interview with ET, the three-time MP from Ghazipur, Uttar Pradesh, speaks on the key issues that the telecom sector faces.
- Tata Group lines up funds to buy DoCoMo stake in JVDoCoMo’s move last month to exit the loss-making Tata Tele means the Indian conglomerate has to either buy the stake or find a buyer for it.
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