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DataWind has released a detailed clarification on the media reports that said the HRD ministry might shelve the Aakash tablet project due to delays in manufacturing and supply. DataWind, spearheading the Aakash
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Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) MP Tarun Vijay has lashed out at Google for allegedly breaching India’s defence regulations on mapping. The member of parliament also demanded Google should submit its “illegally stored”
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Cisco Systems must pay $70 million in damages to patent licenser XpertUniverse for fraudulently obtaining technology developed by the New York company, a jury found on Friday, according to court filings. The
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KOZHIKODE: Human resources development minister Dr MM PallamRaju has said that the government will continue with the Aakash low-cost tablet project. Responding to queries on reports that the project could be scrapped,