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When it comes to spending money, Indian have found diverse ways of doing so, be it offline i.e. in retail stores or malls or online via Myntra, Flipkart or Amazon. TrustedCompany.com has put together a second by second infographic that gives you an insight of what India spends its money on. Seems like we drink… Continue reading What India spends its money on
Online shopping hasn't taken off as much as developed countries like the UK or the US. However, you do have a few sites like Flipkart that are changing the face of this. Most retailers like Shoppers Stop and Big Bazaar already have online stores and Ebay has existed in India for as long as I can remember.
Are you reading this from the US or any country outside India? Are you currently traveling and have missed your favorite episodes? GluTV, an online destination to view Indian TV programs with unlimited access to past and current programs.
A friend of mine informed me of a new venture that he along with a group of his friends have started. DonateYourPC.in is a unique platform to bring together Indian PC and Computer Peripheral donors with NGOs/Schools and people who need computers for education and empowerment.
Google and Faculty of Management Studies, University of Delhi have got together to organize a unique competition. Titled "Got the "App"titude Challenge?", it requires a team from your college to implement Google Apps as your mail server.
The folks at Google have been at full force over the last two days. There have been releases for Blogger, Google Analytics and Google Talkabout over the last 48 hours. Blogger Google Gadgets have now been enabled for all layouts blogs at Blogger.
In the time of progess, India gets ready to take a step forward ... or is it back? Citing security concerns, the Department of Telecom (DoT) now plans to bring messenger-based telephony services such as those offered by Skype, Yahoo, MSN, and Net2Phone, under the scanner.
For years IT professionals in the US have complained that their jobs have been outsourced to India. But has the scenario changed today? If this IBN Live report is to be believed then times may be changing!