The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, February 12, 2002

Intl. long-distance services -- DoT raises objections to VSNL-Bharti pact
THE national long-distance operations of the Bharti group seem to be jinxed from the start. Even while the Telecom Dispute Settlement Appellate Tribunal (TDSAT) has stayed the interim arrangement of sharing of STD calls on alternate days with ... More

Agilent to give a push to telecom revolution
THE telecom revolution is predicted to sweep the country over the next couple of years. But have you ever wondered who is going to make this possible? No. It is not the major league players such as Bharti, Tata and Reliance group or for that ... More

Cellular subscriber base touches 5.72 m
As per the latest estimates of the Cellular Operators Association of India, the metros continue to lead the pack at 22.54 lakh subscribers followed closely by A circle at 19.64 lakh subscribers and B circle at 13.06 lakh subscribers. Circle C contin ues to be far behind at only 2.01 lakh subscribers. More

VSNL shareholders' pact to be signed tomorrow
THE shareholders' agreement for transferring strategic control of Videsh Sanchar Nigam Ltd (VSNL) will be signed on Wednesday in Mumbai between the Union Government and Panatone Finvest, a special purpose vehicle set up by the Tata ... More

SOFTWARE

i-flex sharpens focus on US
AT a time when every Indian software company is derisking its business model by reducing its dependence on the US market, i-flex Solutions Ltd, a provider of services and products to the financial services sector, is sharpening its focus on the ... More

QualCore, Sequence to set up tech centre
QUALCORE Logic Ltd, a Hyderabad-based embedded solutions provider, and Sequence Design Inc, have come together to establish a system on chip (SoC) technology centre here. Sequence Design Inc, a Silicon Valley-based system on chip design ... More

NEW PRODUCTS & SERVICES

Digital hearing aid from Widex

Datanet launches Anyflow for banks

VENTURE CAPITAL

Tejas receives $6.6-m funds
TEJAS Networks has closed of its second round of funding with $6.6 million infused by investors led by new investor IL&FS Venture Corporation (IVC). Intel Capital, Dr Gururaj ``Desh'' Deshpande, Chairman of the Tejas board of directors and a ... More

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