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Supreme Court Seeks IT Ministry's Response Over Internet Suspension During Exams
The Supreme Court on Friday issued notice to the IT Ministry on a plea filed by the Software Freedom Law Centre, seeking direction to the states to not suspend internet services on the grounds of preventing cheating in competitive examinations.
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Polygon, Solana Projects Dominate Pitch List as Coinbase Gears to Host Funding Session in India
Coinbase crypto exchange is set to host an in-person pitch session with Indian crypto entrepreneurs later this week. CEO Brian Armstrong called India’s software talent “world class”, which could add more value to the overall crypto ecosystem as well as to India’s growth. Over 100 crypto firms have signed up to pitch before Coinbase on April...
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Protesting Farmer Leaders Allege Centre Snooping On Them Using Pegasus
Farmer leaders protesting against the Centre's contentious farm laws on Thursday said they suspect that they were being snooped on by the government using Israeli software Pegasus.
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Indian Activists Ask Messaging Apps to Amend Group Chat Feature to Prevent Unwanted Invites
Software Freedom Law Centre and a few other civil society organisations and individuals expressed their protest in an open letter.
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Bengaluru Techies To Meet Karnataka IT Minister Over Layoffs
The attempt by the state to bring the sector under the law in March 2013 had caused panic among software companies, which are just slowly recovering from a global economic slump.
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Tamil Nadu Techies Say They're Moving To Form India's First IT Union
A week after employees complained against IT major Cognizant for pink-slipping them, techies in Tamil Nadu are forming a union. More than 100 software professionals have signed up as members. The union, to be called "Forum for IT Employees, Tamil Nadu " will lobby for women's safety and protect members' rights by holding IT firms to labour laws, sa...
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10-Point Guide To The Crisis At Infosys Over Its Founders vs Its Board
Infosys, India's second biggest software services exporter, has firmly backed its Chief Executive, Vishal Sikka, downplaying an alleged rift between the firm's board and its founders, who include NR Narayana Murthy and refuting allegations of governance lapses. Mr Sikka has the complete confidence of the board, it said, amid questions over his rais...
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BHIM App May Become Most Successful Branded Software Product: Chaudhary
Minister of State for Law and IT PP Chaudhary was talking about efforts being made by government to spread digital technology in various walks of life.
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FBI Software, Web Training: How Delhi Police Will Tackle Online Stalking
Delhi Police has decided to 'up its game' in tackling online stalking and child abuse by taking help of some of the most advanced software used by US law enforcement agencies.
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Indian Patent Office Says No to Software Patents
India's patent office has ruled that only genuine applications claiming a novel hardware component along with software will be eligible for patent protection.
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Hyderabad Police Get Image Enhancing Software to Examine CCTV Footage
Hyderabad Police have acquired special 'image enhancing' software to improve the clarity of CCTV footages with poor resolution, removing a hindrance in identifying clues and suspects in various cases.
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Bringing Freedom to the Internet in India
The Supreme Court has struck down Section 66A of the Information Technology Act. Indian citizens can speak out freely on public issues without any fear of retaliatory criminal prosecution.
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Delhi gang-rape case: software engineer goes to court in wheelchair to testify
The software engineer who tried to stop his friend, a medical student, from being gang-raped on a bus in Delhi in December arrived in court this morning in a wheelchair. He will testify today again in a special fast-track court against the five men accused of raping and murdering the student, who died two weeks after the horrific assault which tri...
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'Amanat' case: her friend asked to testify on police lapses today
The software engineer who was battered along with a 23-year-old medical student on a Delhi bus before she was raped by six men has been asked to testify on Wednesday for a government commission.
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Supreme Court Seeks IT Ministry's Response Over Internet Suspension During Exams
The Supreme Court on Friday issued notice to the IT Ministry on a plea filed by the Software Freedom Law Centre, seeking direction to the states to not suspend internet services on the grounds of preventing cheating in competitive examinations.
-
Polygon, Solana Projects Dominate Pitch List as Coinbase Gears to Host Funding Session in India
Coinbase crypto exchange is set to host an in-person pitch session with Indian crypto entrepreneurs later this week. CEO Brian Armstrong called India’s software talent “world class”, which could add more value to the overall crypto ecosystem as well as to India’s growth. Over 100 crypto firms have signed up to pitch before Coinbase on April...
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Protesting Farmer Leaders Allege Centre Snooping On Them Using Pegasus
Farmer leaders protesting against the Centre's contentious farm laws on Thursday said they suspect that they were being snooped on by the government using Israeli software Pegasus.
-
Indian Activists Ask Messaging Apps to Amend Group Chat Feature to Prevent Unwanted Invites
Software Freedom Law Centre and a few other civil society organisations and individuals expressed their protest in an open letter.
-
Bengaluru Techies To Meet Karnataka IT Minister Over Layoffs
The attempt by the state to bring the sector under the law in March 2013 had caused panic among software companies, which are just slowly recovering from a global economic slump.
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Tamil Nadu Techies Say They're Moving To Form India's First IT Union
A week after employees complained against IT major Cognizant for pink-slipping them, techies in Tamil Nadu are forming a union. More than 100 software professionals have signed up as members. The union, to be called "Forum for IT Employees, Tamil Nadu " will lobby for women's safety and protect members' rights by holding IT firms to labour laws, sa...
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10-Point Guide To The Crisis At Infosys Over Its Founders vs Its Board
Infosys, India's second biggest software services exporter, has firmly backed its Chief Executive, Vishal Sikka, downplaying an alleged rift between the firm's board and its founders, who include NR Narayana Murthy and refuting allegations of governance lapses. Mr Sikka has the complete confidence of the board, it said, amid questions over his rais...
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BHIM App May Become Most Successful Branded Software Product: Chaudhary
Minister of State for Law and IT PP Chaudhary was talking about efforts being made by government to spread digital technology in various walks of life.
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FBI Software, Web Training: How Delhi Police Will Tackle Online Stalking
Delhi Police has decided to 'up its game' in tackling online stalking and child abuse by taking help of some of the most advanced software used by US law enforcement agencies.
-
Indian Patent Office Says No to Software Patents
India's patent office has ruled that only genuine applications claiming a novel hardware component along with software will be eligible for patent protection.
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Hyderabad Police Get Image Enhancing Software to Examine CCTV Footage
Hyderabad Police have acquired special 'image enhancing' software to improve the clarity of CCTV footages with poor resolution, removing a hindrance in identifying clues and suspects in various cases.
-
Bringing Freedom to the Internet in India
The Supreme Court has struck down Section 66A of the Information Technology Act. Indian citizens can speak out freely on public issues without any fear of retaliatory criminal prosecution.
-
Delhi gang-rape case: software engineer goes to court in wheelchair to testify
The software engineer who tried to stop his friend, a medical student, from being gang-raped on a bus in Delhi in December arrived in court this morning in a wheelchair. He will testify today again in a special fast-track court against the five men accused of raping and murdering the student, who died two weeks after the horrific assault which tri...
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'Amanat' case: her friend asked to testify on police lapses today
The software engineer who was battered along with a 23-year-old medical student on a Delhi bus before she was raped by six men has been asked to testify on Wednesday for a government commission.
