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Now hackers con users with porn apps
10 Sep 2015
Govt lets telecom service providers trade in spectrum
09 Sep 2015
Together with the earlier decision to allow spectrum sharing, the decision to allow trading of spectrum among users is expected to herald an era of telecom sector consolidation
India’s drug board brings cheer to animal lovers
09 Sep 2015
Almost paradoxically, India’s animal lovers and its pharmaceutical industry – often at loggerheads – may both have cause for cheer, thanks to a recent recommendation by the Drugs Technical Advisory Board (DTAB) against “repeat animal testing”
Steve Waugh launches property platform for NRIs
09 Sep 2015
Former Australia cricket captain Steve Waugh has entered the Indian real estate sector with with his investment banker friend Dean Honan
UK distillery in space whisky experiment finds 'space brew' noticeably stronger
08 Sep 2015
The tasting notes of a sample of Scotch that spent 971 days orbiting Earth 15 times a day on-board the International Space Station, have been revealed by the creator of the whisky
UK retail sales in August lowest since 2008
07 Sep 2015
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