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Outsourcing guru Vivek Wadhwa plugs Chile
By Bala Shah

Indian origin Vivek Wadhwa is one of the great success stories of American tech and academia. Vivek did his first degree in computing from Australia followed by an MBA for New York.  A fellow at Harvard, Vivek is often perceived by the American techies as a mouth piece of the booming Indian outsourcing industry. Now Vivek is plugging Chile. More...

BusinessWeek blasts high tech sweatshops
By Ria Sharma

America had set up the H-1B visa program to hire on a short term basis highly skilled workers not available in USA.  The ground reality is that some Indian tech firms had used every loophole in the H-1B system to bring in low cost workers into USA.  The American Congress, Government, public service and media are now focusing on this H1B fraud. More...

Techgoss Exclusive:  Cognizant to buy UBS
By Bala Shah

You heard it here first. Highly regarded tech giant Cognizant will use its vast cash reserves to really make a BPO acquisition. Unlike, previous lukewarm pitches for WNS, Satyam and other companies, Cognizant has focused a laser like attention on the UBS deal. A source at top Swiss bank UBS told techgoss that the deal will be announced soon. More...

Twitter victims: First Indian minister, now Editor
By Bala Shah

Union Minister of State for External Affairs Shashi Tharoor is among the best and brightest in India.  Educated and erudite, Shashi was caught in controversy when he lightheartedly tweeted about flying ‘cattle class’. Congress power brokers disciplined Shashi Tharoor.  Now an Indian American newspaper Editor has fallen victim to his tweets at as well. More...

Tata Modem ad mocks Mumbai maids
By Shalini Singh

It was the biggest scandal to hit the film world this year.  Bollywood actor Shiney Ahuja, winner of the Filmfare Best male debut award in 2006, was arrested in June, 2009 for allegedly raping his maid servant.  After initial denials, Shiney claimed it was consensual.  The police, NCW, Maharashtra Chief Minister and even the Judge deciding bail have a different view. More...

Indian filmmakers win $107,000
By Suneetha

Sapna Shahani and Angana Jhaveri are literally ‘women with a dream’ as their names indicate. They have won the prestigious MacArthur Digital Media and Learning Competition of 2009 worth $107,000 to pursue their dream of offering an online presence for low-income women from across India on their unique digital platform WAVE. More...

Sacked worker threatens Technopark CEO
By Pulkit Sharma

Technopark is among the most important tech hubs in India.  Spread over 300 acres, it has more than 17000 tech and associated workers. The Kerala tech industry is one of the great success stories of India. Techgoss had learnt that an employee of an IT Company in Technopark who was asked to resign following integrity issues has threatened the Technopark CEO. More...

STG: Pays some salaries due since 2008
By Rahul Kumar

Some heat has dissipated from the trouble brewing at the Gurgaon office of Software Technology Group (STG) where employees had either not been paid, or were being paid half of their salaries for the past 12 months or so.  The angry employees are on the war path with many workers (including programmers) leaving while others have clung on hoping things will improve. More...

Harvard Study: Men use social sites to eye girls
By Techgirl

The Harvard Business School is consistently rated among the top 3 MBA institutes in the world.  Its alumni have gone on to run some of the most successful tech businesses in the world.  Home Minister Chidambaram is a graduate.  The flip side of the coin is that many Harvard MBA’s were also intrinsically involved in the biggest business failures in USA. More...

NDTV shares love with Nandan Nilekani
By Techgirl

NDTV is one of the most respected TV channels credited with a number of hard hitting exposes.  Infosys co-founder and iconic tech guru Narayana Murthy is on the Board of NDTV.  Another Infosys co-founder and successful author, Nandan Nilekani, currently heads the Government’s UID Project. So what happens when NDTV interviews Nandan? You get a feel good interview. More...

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