New Delhi: Telecom regulator body TRAI has cut national roaming call charges by up to 23 per cent while sending a local SMS will cost only 25 paise, a steep cut of 75% from the
New Delhi: Mobile calls while in roaming will be cheaper by up to 23 per cent, while sending SMSes will cost up to 40 per cent less from May 1 as regulator TRAI has slashed
Lucknow: Allahabad High Court has said that the Indian Railways should put in place a system for making distress call through SMS and other mobile applications."Railways should implement short messaging service (SMS) as well as
New Delhi: Now railway passengers can book their meals through an SMS to 139 as the service will be launched from tomorrow on a few select trains on a trial basis.The SMS food service will
New Delhi: Capital market regulator Sebi has widened its probe into suspected investment scams through mobile SMS and WhatsApp messages, wherein investors are lured into promise of huge returns after initial payments. Two individuals – Mansoor
New Delhi, Aug 24 : Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde today said only those social media accounts which have posted objectionable and inflammatory content are being blocked and there is no need for others to be
Islamabad, Nov 19: Around 150 federal and provincial lawmakers in Pakistan have received anonymous threat messages saying they would be killed if they did not resign from their seats, Interior Minister Rehman Malik claimed today.
Mumbai: Bollywood hottie Bipasha Basu lost her cellphone while shooting in Madhya Pradesh and the next day when the phone materialized, all hell broke loose, says a media report. The report quotes a 'source' close
New Delhi, Oct 11: The BCCI today dismissed reports that its Secretary N Srinivasan had sent messages to Indian Premier League franchises, allegedly asking them to align with the Board. In the wake of media
New Delhi, Sept 23: The government today extended till September 29 the ban on bulk SMSes and MMSes as a preventive measure in view of the court verdict on the Ayodhya title suit. An order
Protesters in Kashmir valley have taken recourse to Facebook to voice their dissent after SMSes were banned in the valley by the state administration, reports Mid DaY.The protesters have now flocked to the social networking
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