The Hindu Business Line : Sunday, May 15, 2005

Non-metros pip metros in mobile phones growth
MORE than 30 million of India's total number of cell phones at the end of March 2005 (41 million) were in use by subscribers resident outside the country's four metros — Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata. The corresponding figure at the ... More

Tata Teleservices opposed entry fee for 3G services
In response to the consultation paper issued by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) last year, Tata Teleservices had said: "We do not recommend any pricing of spectrum other than cost recovery as the operators have paid a high entry ... More

INTERNET

Radio-frequency tags on drugs to check fakes
WHEN global retail giant Wal-Mart insisted on radio frequency identification (RFID) tags on prescription medicines sold from its outlets, Indian drug major Ranbaxy was quick to meet this requirement. Described as "the next level barcode," RFID ... More

SECURITY

Zicom to launch security solutions in 7 more cities
ZICOM Electronic Security Systems Ltd, the Mumbai-based electronic security solutions provider, plans to launch `Z-Security' solutions in seven more cities in the next four months. The Zicom Chairman, Mr Manohar Bidaye, said the test launch ... More

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