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Indian football should be glamourised, but not at cost of I-League: Chhetri

Jun 19, 2013

Chhetri also sounded optimistic about India's chances of bagging the hosting rights of the 2017 Under-17 Football World Cup. #football #KickingAround #Sunil Chhetri #I-League #IMG-Reliance #FIFA U-17 World Cup
New roaming regulations: Why RCom, Airtel stocks surged today

Jun 18, 2013

Led by Reliance Communications, shares of telecom firms today rose 11 percent after sectoral regulator Trai decided not to make roaming services completely free of charge. #HowThisWorks #Bharti Airtel #Reliance Communication #TRAI #Roaming #telecom stocks
Markets close in red; Ranbaxy down 3.5%, RCom up 11%

Jun 18, 2013

The BSE Sensex closed at 19228.29, down 0.50 percent, while the Nifty closed at 5810.25, down 0.68 percent. #Sensex #nifty #Ranbaxy Laboratories #Reliance #MarketClose
Is industry recovering? SBI, RIL pay higher advance tax in Q1

Jun 17, 2013

SBI and Reliance Industries, two of the highest tax payers in the financial capital, have showed increase in the first quarter advance tax outgoes. #Reliance Industries #State Bank of India #NumberCrunching #India Inc #advance tax
10 things you need to know before market opens

Jun 14, 2013

Before the market opens, here are 10 things you must know. #Sensex #nifty #Jet Airways #NTPC #Reliance Communication #GAIL #IOC #MarketWatch
How RIL-RCom tower pact can help Reliance Infratel woo suitors

Jun 10, 2013

The 12,000 crore deal between billionaire Ambani brothers, wherein Mukesh will use towers owned by a firm run by his younger sibling Anil for launch of his telecom venture, is a good news for RCom. #Mukesh Ambani #CorporateStrategy #Anil Ambani #Reliance Communication #RIL #Reliance Jio
Ambani brothers strike Rs 12,000 cr telecom tower deal: All you need to know

Jun 07, 2013

Billionaire Ambani brothers today announced a Rs 12,000-crore deal, wherein Mukesh will use towers owned by a firm run by his younger sibling Anil for launch of his telecom venture. #HowThisWorks #Reliance Industries #Mukesh Ambani #Anil Ambani #RCom #4G services #Reliance Jio
Reliance Jio inks Rs 12,000 cr tower sharing pact with RCom

Jun 07, 2013

Reliance Jio, the telecom arm of Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries, has signed a definitive agreement to share 45,000 telecom towers of Anil Ambani�s Reliance Communications. #Mukesh Ambani #telecom #NewsTracker #Reliance Communication #Reliance Jio #Tower sharing
How Reliance Jio plans to transform the mobile data game

Jun 07, 2013

Apart from 4G handsets, SIM cards, chipsets and dongles, another plan on the cards is to launch a 4G Wi-Fi card the size of a visiting card, which becomes a personal wi-fi hotspot. #Mukesh Ambani #Internet #Wi-Fi #4G #mobile #video calls #Reliance Jio #Dongles
Reliance Jio to hire 7,000 employees this year as it gears up for 4G launch

Jun 06, 2013

Reliance Jio Infocomm, the telecom arm of RIL, has also finalised the key vendor and supplier partnerships that are required for the initial launch of our services, he added. #Reliance Industries #Mukesh Ambani #NewsTracker #4G #Reliance Jio

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