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Isro’s PSLV-C36 places Resourcesat-2A in orbit
07 Dec 2016
Trai slaps Rs3,050-cr fine on 3 telecom majors for blocking Jio calls
22 Oct 2016
The telecom trio of Bharti Airtel, Vodafone India and Idea Cellular blame Jio’s "free" calls for the traffic congestion and asymmetry, because of which they also bear higher costs
Trai slaps Rs3,050-cr fine on 3 telecom majors for blocking Jio calls
22 Oct 2016
The telecom trio of Bharti Airtel, Vodafone India and Idea Cellular blame Jio’s "free" calls for the traffic congestion and asymmetry, because of which they also bear higher costs
WHO recommends `soda tax’ on sugary beverages to fight obesity
17 Oct 2016
Unhealthy diet accounts for more than 11 million deaths annually, with four million deaths due to obesity, the UN health agency said while launching a new report
WHO recommends `soda tax’ on sugary beverages to fight obesity
17 Oct 2016
Unhealthy diet accounts for more than 11 million deaths annually, with four million deaths due to obesity, the UN health agency said while launching a new report
Isro’s PSLV rocket set for its longest launch mission
24 Sep 2016
PSLV will place its main cargo, the 371kg-SCATSAT-1, in a 730km polar sun synchronous orbit around 17 minutes into the flight, before shutting down and starting afresh on its new mission
Isro’s PSLV rocket set for its longest launch mission
24 Sep 2016
PSLV will place its main cargo, the 371kg-SCATSAT-1, in a 730km polar sun synchronous orbit around 17 minutes into the flight, before shutting down and starting afresh on its new mission
Trai to mediate as Reliance Jio-incumbents spat hots up
09 Sep 2016
While Reliance Jio says the incumbent operators like Airtel, Vodafone and Idea are not fulfilling their obligation to provide points of interconnection, the incumbents represented by COAI say Jio has skewed the market with its aggressive pricing
Trai to mediate as Reliance Jio-incumbents spat hots up
09 Sep 2016
While Reliance Jio says the incumbent operators like Airtel, Vodafone and Idea are not fulfilling their obligation to provide points of interconnection, the incumbents represented by COAI say Jio has skewed the market with its aggressive pricing
Trai to mediate as Reliance Jio-incumbents spat hots up
09 Sep 2016
While Reliance Jio says the incumbent operators like Airtel, Vodafone and Idea are not fulfilling their obligation to provide points of interconnection, the incumbents represented by COAI say Jio has skewed the market with its aggressive pricing
Isro tastes success with cryogenic engine in INSAT-3DR launch
08 Sep 2016
Isro can now launch satellites weighing around 2-2.5 tonnes till such time it readies an advanced GSLV variant, GSLV-Mark III that can carry satellites weighing around four tonnes
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