Bangalore, India News

Tajikistan News.Net Saturday 11th July, 2009 Bangalore-based Suhas Gopinath, 23, who shot to fame as one of the youngest CEOs in the world, has added another feather to his cap.

New Delhi News.Net Friday 10th July, 2009 Book: 'You're Hired: How you get that job and keep it too'; Author: Nasha Fitter; Publisher: Penguin India-Books; Price: Rs.199 Applying for jobs, but don't seem to hear back from prospective employers? Maybe you're making a mistake somewhere in your application.

BANGALORE: Doing business is not so easy in Bangalore and it takes at least 40 days to complete procedures and register a firm.

Bangalore, July 9 - For Mansingh Dhananjay, carrying forward the tradition of pithoro painting is not just a source of his liveleihood but an art form handed over by his ancestors.

India Gazette Wednesday 8th July, 2009 It is not every day that one sees wine connoisseurs flaunting glasses of their favourite drink in public space here.

As the world grappled to cope up with the "worst global recession in a generation," President Barack Obama on Tuesday said that prosperity in countries like India and China is good for the US and West as it opens new markets for them and pushes their businesses to innovate.

Pragya International, a Bangalore-based company, has launched online shopping portal MyNutraMart.com to cater to the growing wellness nutrition market.

Salaried residents of Bangalore have welcomed the proposed increase in income tax exemption limits for women and others by Rs.10,000 and scrapping of the fringe benefit tax .

New Delhi, July 6 : With attacks on Indian students creating widespread concern in India, Australia Monday underlined its policy of 'zero tolerance for racism' and announced a slew of steps, including review of a legislation, to ensure the safety of international students.

Youngsters in India's IT hub Bangalore, who have been hugely affected by the global economic recession due to large scale job losses and lack of newer employment opportunities, have expressed mixed feelings over Monday's union budget.

Melbourne, July 6 - A change in lifestyle has been the fallout of the attacks against Indian students in the southern winter of 2009 in Australia.

Activists of the Kannada Protection Force in Karnataka Sunday stormed into exam centres and disrupted railway recruitment examinations in protest against the appearance of north Indian candidates, especially from Bihar, in large numbers.

New Delhi, July 5 - India is set to prepare new rules to save its 7,517 km coastline after deciding to let a controversial notification under attack from the fishing community to lapse.

Bangalore, Jul 4 : Union Minister of State for Railways K H Muniyappa today said the day train service between Bangalore and Mangalore would be introduced by the end of this month.

New Delhi, July 3 : Afghan Army Chief General Bismillah Khan Mohammadi will be on a four day official visit to India from July 6 to July 9 in order to build up a peaceful and prosperous Afghanistan and to strengthen strategic partnership.

KATHMANDU: The homosexual community in Nepal today hailed the ruling by the Delhi High Court legalising sex between consenting adult homosexuals, calling it a "liberalisation fromBritish colonialism" and hoping that it would lead to similar freedom in Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and Pakistan.

An Indian court has ruled that homosexuality is not a crime, a verdict that will bolster demands by gay rights and health groups that the government scrap a British colonial law banning sexual relationships between same-sex couples.

BANGALORE: Putting the IT capital to shame and blowing holes into carefully cultivated brand Bangalore, the lull in monsoon has once again exposed the fragility of the city's infrastructure by throwing its citizens into darkness for most part of the day.

The Indian Space Research Organisation is gearing up for the launch of its second ocean monitoring satellite in August, along with six European nano satellites as piggy back luggage.

India Gazette Wednesday 1st July, 2009 New Delhi, July 1 : The Army will set up special anti terror units in Bangalore and Jodhpur, Home Minister P. Chidambaram said after inaugurating the Chennai hub of the National Security Guards .