State of India’s digital economy report 2023
The State of India’s Digital Economy (SIDE) Report measures and analyses India’s digital transformation using data, information and evidence that are specifically relevant to the Indian context. In this,
Telecommunication
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Building mobile health
Mobile wireless technologies have the potential to aid speedy disease detection, treatment, and monitoring in remote communities. When combined with the power of computers and special software, they can work in real time and enable interventions by health authorities to prevent communicable diseases from turning into epidemics.
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Software to measure mobile phone radiation
Israeli start-up firm Tawkon (pronounced talk-on) has developed a software to measure mobile phone handset radiation, to help users reduce exposure to emissions without giving up their phones. Tawkon
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Estimating demand for infrastructure in energy, transport, telecommunications, water, ...
<p><span style="font-size: 12pt;">This recent ADB paper estimates the need for infrastructure investment, including energy, transport, telecommunications, water, and sanitation during 2010-2020, in order to meet growing demands for services and facilitate further rapid growth in the region. It shows that developing countries in Asia require financing of US$776 billion per year for national (US$747 billion) and regional (US$29 billion) infrastructure during 2010-2020 to meet growing demand</span>.</p>
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Carbon disclosure project 2010: global 500 report
<p><span id="itro1">The annual report on climate change and carbon emission performance of the world's largest 500 companies released by Carbon Disclosure Project at Climate Week in New York reveals that these companies account for 11% of global emissions.</span></p>
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Submit annual report on mobile radiation levels
MUMBAI: Mobile service providers will have to submit an annual report of the electro magnetic radiations (EMR) level generated from mobile towers near schools and hospital zones.
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E-choupals: Deveshwar's dream gets hazy, stops moving
Ishita Ayan Dutt / Kolkata August 18, 2010, 1:56 IST ITC Chairman Y C Deveshwar wanted to do a Walmart with e-choupals, which leveraged the internet to empower small and marginal farmers by linking them directly with buyers.
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Stricter guidelines soon for mobile radiation
<br />Sandeep Joshi<br />
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Seamless coverage of Gir sanctuary
Himanshu Kaushik | TNN Ahmedabad: The forest department has decided that the wireless communication network cannot be limited to the Gir sanctuary. The project is at planning stage and the department is now proposing to have complete coverage across Gir forest and wildlife sanctuary area.