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Telecom M&A, pricing talks to end in a week - secy

Telecom industry warns of mobile tariff hike
A day ahead of a crucial Telecom Commission meeting on the auction of 2G spectrum, service operators on Wednesday warned the government and customers, saying the the high reserve price for spectrum, recommended by the telecom regulator, will lead to steep tariff hikes. The Association of Unified Telecom Service Providers of India (Auspi), the CDMA operators' body, said mobile services could become

India Tech Mahindra confident will hold current margins

Tech Mahindra Ltd, an Indian software-services provider, is confident of maintaining operating margins at current levels over the next couple of quarters, Chief Executive Vineet Nayyar said in a

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Pakistan briefly bans Twitter access for "blasphemy"
- Pakistan banned access to Twitter on Sunday because of "blasphemous" material, a Pakistani official said, but normal service was resumed after 12 hours.

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Dual tech firms want reserve price lowered

The telecom industry body for dual technology companies such as Reliance Communications and Tata Teleservices is batting for special treatment for these companies in the coming spectrum auction. The

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Telenor gives new guidance minus India signals exit

Norway’s Telenor distanced itself further from the Indian market on Tuesday, excluding the country from its 2012 forecasts for the first time after licencing problems there led to massive

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Frost & Sullivan to Recognize the Industry Once Again at India Healthcare Excellence Awards 2012 Nominations Open Last Date for Entry: 21 June 2012
The size of the Indian healthcare market is abysmally small when compared with similar and dissimilar economies. The per capita spend on healthcare in India is three times lower than China and 150 times lower than the United States of America. Our healthcare model ranks very low on certain parameters, namely health expenditure as percentage of GDP, per capita spending on healthcare, doctor–population and hospital bed-population ratio and infant and maternal mortality ratio. Analysis reveals that the existing system is heavily skewed in favor of the urban population. This has led to a peculiar situation with the majority of health services being centralized in urban areas where only 22-25 percent of the population resides.

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