India, Africa have huge scope of strengthening ties: Prabhu
There is a tremendous possibility of India and Africa working together specially in increasing agriculture production and industrialisation, Prabhu said at the Assocham event.
Wi-Fi, CCTV cameras in some DTC buses by December
Wi-Fi, CCTV cameras in some DTC buses by December
CNN IBN/Axis pre-poll survey forecasts BJP defeat in Bihar
The JDU-RJD-Congress alliance is projected to get 129-145 seats in the 243-member Bihar Assembly. The NDA will bag just 87-103 seats, says CNN-IBN-Axis My India pre-poll survey.
Public, Pvt sectors must unite for univ healthcare: Gogoi
Emphasising on the pressing need for good para-medics to strengthen medical services, Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi said the rural health practitioners created by the state government have been doing a good job.
Ex-coal secy had active role in conspiracy, says CBI
CBI claims the screening committee, headed by HC Gupta, had recommended allocation of Brahmapuri coal block in MP to PSMPL despite the fact that the state government and steel ministry had not recommended the firm for allocation of the block
Verdant Telemetry: Providing seamless communication
Verdant Telemetry has over 50 variants of antenna and though this is a mere Rs 5 crore company, it is optimistic as it believes its technology allows it to venture into the commercial defence sector.
Nirbhaya Fund: 20000 Rly coaches to have CCTV cameras
To strengthen security on trains, Indian Railways is expediting the process of installing CCTV surveillance cameras in 20,000 coaches at a cost of Rs 700 crore, which will be derived from Nirbhaya Fund.
Fresh panel sent to ACC to pick Delhi Metro FFC
The Urban Development Ministry has sent a fresh list containing names of five retired judges for selection of chairman of Delhi Metro Fare Fixation Committee, after five earlier proposals were rejected by the Appointments Committee of Cabinet (ACC).
Find out how Chennai is undergoing process of transition
Watch students of Loyola College discuss how Chennai is currently in a process of transition.
Google's low-cost phone programmes in 6 African countries
Google consults with device makers to build cheap phones that can still run the latest version of its Android software. Infinix's phone will be sold with an Android release that came out last year under the nickname "Lollipop."
Ocean currents offer insights into missing MH370 flight
Preliminary insights into the potential pathway of the plane wreckage that washed up on Reunion Island have been provided by researchers at the National Oceanography Centre (NOC) in the UK
The Winning Leap: Energy security in India
Energy security is a major issue in India and hence CNBC-TV18's Davina Lason spoke to various leaders to find out their outlook on the country‘s electricity grid, the various schemes for power generation and what the future holds for those who are still light years away from the reach of electricity.
Emerging India Awards celebrates entrepreneurial spirit
Emerging India Awards celebrating the undying entrepreneurial spirit of India where the value creation practices of the small and medium enterprises across India are honored.
Greece deal will not be 'at any price': Merkel
Sources said the ministers want Greece to endorse further economic reforms in return for a third bailout estimated at more than 80 billion euros.
Delhi HC closes hearing on plea seeking ban on IPL
A bench of Chief Justice G Rohini and Justice Jayant Nath said that the NGO's plea, also seeking direction to the Centre for taking control over the IPL by separating it from BCCI in view of irregularities including spot-fixing cropping up in the cash-rich cricket tournament, is being heard by the apex court.
UP, close & personal with Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev
Man, mystic and mission -- when you look at these three words, one name comes to mind that is Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev. BS Nagesh, Vice Chairman of Shoppers Stop spoke with Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev on the movement called ISHA.
Air India asks government to reconsider easing of 5/20 rule
Air India has asked the Government to "reconsider" the proposed easing of 5/20 rule which will help new airlines to fly overseas without serving much on domestic routes, saying the move will be "detrimental" not only for the national carrier but also against the other established players.
Alpha Design: From optronics to aerospace & defence
The Modi government‘s push for more indigenous defence manufacturing is attracting new players but for established players like Bengaluru based Alpha Design Technologies, it is a clarion call to innovate.
ISI hosting Dawood Ibrahim in Pak: Intelligent Agencies
Indian intelligence agencies have tracked down underworld don and terrorist Dawood Ibrahim's house in Pakistan. Dawood is currently living at Murree Road in Pakistan.
CNBC-TV18 honours biz leaders at Indian Risk Mgmt Awards
CNBC-TV18's Shereen Bhan spoke to the BPCL chairman S Varadarajan who is dealing with volatile crude prices, and Akhil Gupta of Bharti Airtel for his views on where the zero tariff plan has actually backfired.
Karunanidhi urges Centre to come up with new MSME policy
With the Centre removing all 20 items, including matchboxes and wax candles, from exclusive manufacturing list of MSME, DMK today alleged that the move would allow big corporates to take over small firms and urged the NDA government to come up with a new MSME Policy.
Modi gifts 'Tree of Life' painting to French President
The painting, pigments on silk, has been done by an Odisha artist, Bhaskar Mahapatra, who has been practicing the art form for the last 30 years along with the rest of his family, and works from his home in the heritage crafts village of Raghurajpur.
Export Import Forum: Felicitating Indian exporters
Indian exporters who in spite of all the odds have done the country proud by touching new highs year after year and they have put India on the world map. As a tribute to them, CNBC-TV18 has partnered with State Bank of India (SBI) to host the 5th edition of the International Trade Awards this year.
India to train defence personnel of 38 countries: Parrikar
Parrikar said he would not be able to reveal names of the countries which are sending their personnel for training due to security reasons.
