Daily Newsletter | Saturday, May 28, 2016 | | | Open to idea of free internet, says Trai chief | | TRAI chief RS Sharma has said he is open to the idea of internet content being provided free of cost or at discounted rates. Sharma said the proposal, which is at a consultation stage, does not violate net neutrality and is not in variance with TRAI's February order prohibiting differential tariffs, since the data access has to be open to subscribers of all mobile operators. |
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| IPL: Warner takes SRH to final in a thriller | | On Friday, Warner was SRH's 'Man Friday' waging a lone battle against an inspired Gujarat bowling attack as he hit the winning runs to remain unbeaten on 93 off 58 balls and take his team to their maiden IPL final. |
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| | Woman duped of Rs 1 lakh in matrimonial site fraud | | A 34-year-old woman from Kondhwa lodged a police complaint alleging that she was duped of Rs 1.06 lakh by a man whom she had befriended on a matrimonial website. She said that the man had claimed to be a UK resident and duped her between September and November 2015. |
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| Littering at public places may land you in trouble | | Think you can get away with dumping garbage at a public place? Not any more. BBMP is all set to introduce a spot-fine system under which offenders will be penalized for violations like illegal road cutting, disfiguring of public property and haphazard waste disposal. |
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| | HTC 10: First impressions | | Our initial impressions of the HTC 10 are really positive. The smartphone sports a premium build and feels great in the hand. On the software side of things, the phone comes with all the latest features found in Android 6.0 Marshmallow and adds some extra functionality to the mix as well, thanks to the Sense UI. |
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| Google beats Oracle in $9 billion Android trial | | A US jury on Thursday unanimously upheld claims by Google that its use of Oracle's Java development platform to create Android was protected under the fair-use provision of copyright law, bringing trial to a close without Oracle winning any of the $9 billion in damages it requested. |
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| | IPL: Warner takes SRH to final in a thriller | | On Friday, Warner was SRH's 'Man Friday' waging a lone battle against an inspired Gujarat bowling attack as he hit the winning runs to remain unbeaten on 93 off 58 balls and take his team to their maiden IPL final. |
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| | SBI Q4 net profit falls 66% to Rs 1,264 crore | | Country's largest lender SBI on Friday posted 66 per cent slump in standalone profit to Rs 1,263.81 crore for the 4th quarter of last fiscal ended March 31 as it more than doubled the provisions for bad loans. SBI had reported net profit of Rs 3,742 crore in the corresponding, January-March quarter. |
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| G7 leaders pledge collective action to boost growth | | The leaders of the Group of Seven rich economies pledged Friday to "collectively tackle" major risks to global growth, including direct political threats to the international order from terrorist attacks, violent extremism and refugee flows. |
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| | Ranbir-Katrina's body doubles for romantic scenes? | | It puts us in a dilemma as to why thorough professional actors like Ranbir Kapoor and Katrina Kaif would use body doubles to shoot their romantic scenes in 'Jagga Jasoos'. If reports are to be believed, the actors did use their body doubles during their Morocco schedule. |
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