In-house IT security threat worries corporates now

Wednesday 19 November '08

For several years, Information Technology security officers had been losing their sleep over viruses, Trojan horses and worms.

There are chinks in India Inc’s tech armour

Wednesday 19 November '08

For several years now, IT security officers were losing their sleep over viruses, Trojan horses and worms.

Now, find information about public authorities online

Saturday 15 November '08

Next time you seek general information on the grant received by a gram panchayat or utilisation of funds under a particular government scheme...

Realty check: Meltdown has no impact on Muslim ghettos

Friday 14 November '08

It's a tough time for many Muslims in the state, herded into the ghettos on one side and done in on the other side by the space crunch fuelling the spiralling land prices.

Aviation industry no more a hot career

Wednesday 12 November '08

With the growth in the number of passengers travelling by air and new players entering the sector, the expectations from the aviation industry reached great heights. But that was 2006-2007.

At this Gujarat school, Muslim students sing Vande Mataram daily

Wednesday 30 August '06

Netas may be singing a political tune as far as the National Song is concerned, but as far as schools are concerned the must-sing-Vande-Mataram-on-September-7 controversy is one they could do without.

Post-flood Surat faces

Monday 14 August '06

When Surat was under water, Rajesh Pandya was frantically trying to arrange for blood.

Paid just Rs 4 per day under rural job scheme, widow moves Gujarat HC

Thursday 15 June '06

A widow from Sabarkantha has filed the first petition in Gujarat High Court against irregularities in paying minimum wages under the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act scheme.

An SUV to beat all SUVs? Not really, says consumer forum

Tuesday 6 June '06

Redressal forum asks General Motors to pay consumer Rs 14 lakh, plus 9% interest, as Forester didn’t meet SUV specifications

Plate full at IIM-A, says Dholakia

Saturday 20 May '06

While the Centre is considering increasing the number of seats in premier educational institutions as a way out in the quota conundrum...

Some IIM-A grads want it different, their own venture

Friday 10 March '06

It’s every management graduate’s dream—pass out from the prestigious IIM-A, and bag that fat pay cheque. But even as the heat and dust of campus placements continues at the institute, some students have already decided to take the path less traversed.