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A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed between Mr. Mobin Sheikh, Director / Principal Consultant InfoVision Consultants W. L. L. (ICON) and Mr. Javed Abbasi, Principal Consultant, GISBA (Standards Expert) in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
“Networking is here to stay and it's going to keep on growing,” said Cisco (South Asia) Corporate Responsibility Regional Manager Lokesh Mehra addressing the media at the Cisco Media Offsite 2008 in Sri Lanka recently. He...
The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) is providing emergency support to flood affected Zambian schools. UNICEF has flown in 58 schools-in-box from its supply division in Copenhagen.
SLanguages, a 24-hour multilingual conference will be held on 23-24 May within Second Life in order to explore 3D virtual worlds as a tool for language education.
The Government allowed the top engineering and MBA institutes to offer courses to students through distance and mixed mode, a move that could prove to be a major breakthrough for high quality distance learning.
CeBIT, the world’s largest ICT fair that took place in Hanover, Germany focused on the Green ICT as concerned theme of the year
Vietnam has made huge strides in ICT usage. As of now all communes in the country have telephone services.
Bangladesh is an emerging market for WiMAX (World Wide Interpretability for Microwave Access) technology
The 8th Baramati Initiative is being organized during March 23-26 in Baramati, Maharashtra to focus on Information and Communication Technology for Communities -Scale and Economic Benefits
The Delhi budget announced an additional INR 238 crore ( INR 809 to 1,405 crore) for education, a development indicative of the Government’s intention to improve the educational infrastructure of the national capital of India.
The allocation for education in Budget 2008-2009, amounts to 0.8% of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and by the end of the eleventh five-year Plan, it is expected to increase to 6% of the GDP (with...
The Government of Japan has donated US$4 million via the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), to support free primary education and to promote primary health care in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.