Tata Sky is a joint venture in which the Tata Group has 80% participation, while 20% stake in StarTV is | Tata Sky was started in 2006 and at the present time it
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Foreign exchange market
The foreign exchange market (forex, FX, or currency market) is a global decentralized market for the trading of currencies. This includes all aspects of buying, selling and exchanging currencies at current or determined
Windows 10
Last 30 years, the Microsoft operating system Windows pisidekhi arrived mobailasamma has changed a lot. Recently, Microsoft Windows 10 made public. This year he has planned to bring all the world where Windows
Traffic Bird in Nepal
Nepal every year about one hundred and 50 species of bird, the coming of tourists. Fowl as indicators of migration become heriine 34 prajatimadhye 30 species from various parts of North Asia saiberiyalagayataka
Koili Bird
The bird blackbird is a sweet bid. In just the other visitors in autumn with birds of Nepal in various forests of others crept. Spring brings a sweet voice blackbird "kuhu" "kuhu" a smooth
Oracle-Google trial over Android has software industry on edge
Oracle and Google are back in court debating a 6-year-old case tied to the Android operating system. The stakes extend well beyond the walls of the two Silicon Valley giants. Developers are paying close
Why Twitter chose to do battle with the CIA
The dispute between Twitter and the U.S. intelligence industry that broke into public view this week actually began as long ago as last fall, sources familiar with the matter tell CNBC. The Wall Street Journal reported
China Central Bank Reassures on Policy After Credit Slows
China’s central bank reassured investors that monetary policy will continue to support the economy after a sharp slowdown in new credit last month, and said the lending slump was temporary. The deceleration in
IMF says Brexit 'pretty bad to very, very bad'
The International Monetary Fund chief has said a vote by the UK to leave the European Union would have "pretty bad, to very, very bad" consequences.Christine Lagarde said she had "not seen anything that's
