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B4U defaults on Rs 13-crore dues payment to Mukta Arts
B4U Group, which has Mr Bharat Shah as one of the promoters, has defaulted on payment of around Rs 13 crore to Mukta Arts towards satellite rights for all of Subhash Ghai's movies.

Cisco Systems to invest in software start-ups through venture fund
Cisco would be looking at investments in Indian startup software companies in the area of network and Internet software.

Prasar Bharati lands telecast rights for Australian Open
Prasar Bharati has bought the telecast rights for the premier tennis tournament, Australian Open, being held in Melbourne.


  Indiaproperties to launch online plan for brokers
  Spice incoming calls to cost 33% less in Punjab
  Bengal Intelligent Park attracts IT firms
  Tech firm advertisements found on terrorist Website
  AP govt in pact with Dubai Ports Authority
  Guruvayoor temple to take four Internet companies to court
  Rajeev Vasudevan appointed CEO of Technopark
  Nepotism? Truck Dhina Dhin lands Mahajan in legal controversy
  Infosys likely to invest in Kerala in next phase
  NexGen's software development centre goes online
  Creative Infocity starts work on Infotower-II
  e-Briefing
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  Trigyn Technologies maps out plans to penetrate into global market
  7 Star puts up Rs 5 crore for fibre-optic upgradation venture
  DD yet to decide on Metro slots
  BSNL floats zone-wise tenders for Rs 1,800-cr GSM project
  NCR sees huge demand for datawarehousing in India
  Anti-corruption Website unveiled

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