- 13 Mar
- 2021
Netflix begins crackdown on secret words sharing
The test is currently limited to television devices.
- 12 Mar
- 2021
Women face gender bias and unequal opportunities for career growth, say IIM alumni and students
Gender stereotyping and bias appeared as the key factors hindering the progress of women professionals, with 58% of the respondents saying they faced bias at the workplace.
- 11 Mar
- 2021
Spot revises telecom licenses for securing hardware from confided in sources
"The government through the Designated Authority will have the right to impose conditions for procurement of Telecommunication apparatus on grounds of Defense of India, or matters directly or indirectly related thereto for national security. Designated Authority for this purpose shall be National Cybersecurity Coordinator in this regard the licensee shall provide any information as and when sought by the appointed authority," said DoT.
- 10 Mar
- 2021
Delhi govt budget aims at increasing per capita income at par with Singapore by 2047
Presenting the budget in the Delhi Assembly on Tuesday, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia said it is 6.15 % higher than the Rs 65,000 crore budget in 2020-21.
- 9 Mar
- 2021
Russia reprove Facebook for blocking some media posts
Communications watchdog Roskomnadzor at the weekend threatened Facebook with a minimum 1 million rouble ($13,433) fine and demanded it restore access to content posted by TASS news agency, RBC business daily and Vzglyad newspaper.
- 8 Mar
- 2021
India Inc's business confidence highest in decade: FICCI Survey
The Index had stood at 70.9 in the previous survey and 59 a year ago, noted the survey. It revealed recovery of demand conditions, developed capacity usage and a promising outlook on various operational parameters.
- 7 Mar
- 2021
Some covid transformations may help it evade immune system's T-killer cells, say researchers
While antibodies dock straightforwardly onto viruses to counteract them, the researchers, including those from the Medical University of Vienna in Austria, said the T-killer cells recognise viral protein fragments on infected cells and subsequently kill them to stop infections production.
- 6 Mar
- 2021
Honda unveils partially self-driving sedan, Legend, in Japan at $102K
Honda's limited release of the Legend will be available only for lease sales.
