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Dreaming of working abroad? HP govt launches UAE job drive with monthly earnings up to Rs 1 lakh: Check details insideThe Himachal Pradesh State Electronics Development Corporation is organising a special recruitment drive for 300 delivery rider positions i...- Himachal Pradesh CM raises upper age limit for police constable recruitment to 26Himachal Pradesh CM Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu approved one-year age limit relaxation for 1226 Constable recruitment. State Cabinet meeting cha...
- CBI chargesheets 88 in 2022 HP Police Constable recruitment examination paper leakIt alleged that multiple organised gangs in Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Delhi and Haryana were allegedly part of t...
- Dreams Undone: 'Exam Mafia' knows no boundariesTypically, Special Investigation Teams (SITs) are set up by the states and the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is also called in seve...
- Covid-19: Himachal Pradesh govt decides not to extend night curfew in four districtsIn order to contain the spread of COVID-19, the state government had decided to impose night curfew in the four districts from November 23 ...
- Summer placements at IIM-Indore see 24% jump in average stipendThe average stipend offered was Rs 1.54 Lakh for the two-month internship and the median stipend witnessed an increase of 40%.
- Colleges in Karnataka may soon start on course on how to survive automationA few tech firms such as Oracle, IBM, TCS, and HP have already shown interest to collaborate with the government on a formal basis.
- US tech companies pledge USD 650 million to aid refugeesThe companies are "investing, donating, or raising" more than USD 650 million for the education, training and employment of 6.3 million ref...
- With the right ownership and strategy, Mphasis can move up from the sub-billion to the multi-billion tech giant: Amit DixitWe have a positive inclination towards IT sector. Within the sector, Mphasis is a specialist player in Banking & Financial Services with ma...
- Angels invest Rs 2.6 crore in CapabilitiCapabiliti, a self-service platform, helps onboard, train and assess remote employees, vendors and clients of companies employing field wor...
- IT Giants IBM, Oracle, Red Hat and others racing for cloud sales specialists to tap rising demand“We want to be the No. 1 player in the cloud computing space. So you will see us accelerate our investment and hiring 300 sales people is p...
- Mphasis plans to make its research arm Next Labs self-sustainingIn March, Infosys reorganised its research division to better align it with the company's service lines and increase the synergy.
- Himachal Pradesh cabinet approves draft lease rulesThe draft Rules would be published in the official gazette inviting objections and suggestions from the general public before it is finalis...
- General Motors likely to cut outsourcing from 90% of its IT budget to only 10%Analysts and outsourcing advisers said while IBM, HP and CapGemini are among the largest vendors for GM, India-based vendors include TCS an...
- Cloud computing can counter illiteracy,Neelam Dhawan, Managing Director, Hewlett-Packard IndiaIn an industry where the proportion of women is relatively high-almost half of fresh recruits in recent years have been womenvery few have ...
- MphasiS to open centre in AustraliaIT firm MphasiS on Friday annouced the opening of its first delivery center in Australia at the University of Wollongong.
- VGSOM wraps up placementThe Vinod Gupta School of Management (VGSOM) at IIT Kharagpur has successfully wrapped up its final placements for the 2007-09 batch.
- Hewlett Packard to create 500 jobs in IrelandHewlett Packard is to create 500 jobs with an 23-million-dollar expansion of its global service desk operation in Leixlip, County Kildare s...
- Chhattisgarh announces sops, freebies in budgetChhattisgarh chief minister Raman Singh, who presented the state’s budget on Monday, restructured the Chief Minister’s Food Assistance Prog...
- IT cos to hit fiscal gains in Northern IrelandIndian IT and ITeS companies hit by the global meltdown may find a surprise oasis in Northern Ireland.
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