Delhi Informer

Continued from page 1 this, we are investing in knowledge sharing capabilities and initiatives such as the Partner Advisory Board aims to drive business with partners for mutual benefit,” said Avinash Kumar Purwar, Vice President, Global Partner… The DQWeek (Delhi)

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Continued from page 1 this, we are investing in knowledge sharing capabilities and initiatives such as the Partner Advisory Board aims to drive business with partners for mutual benefit,” said Avinash Kumar Purwar, Vice President, Global Partner… The DQWeek (Delhi)

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New Delhi: Faced with an unprecedented show of dissent by his government’s officers, most of whom took mass casual leave on Thursday, chief minister Arvind Kejriwal virtually declared war on the bureaucracy, calling it the B-Team of BJP and threatening… The Times of India (New Delhi edition)

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Dell has announced the results of the ‘Speed2Exceed’ rewards program for channel partners. With more than 600 partners participating in this program, Dell announced 63 winners across India. The rewards for the program include Dell Venue tablets, mobile… The DQWeek (Delhi)

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The Congress Party declared its election manifesto today in which it stated that it was because of schemes of the congress government that the situation of Delhi’s power supply had improved….

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In the growing threat from e-tailers, different IT vendors have taken different measures to safeguard its traditional partners running brick-andmortar shop. The latest to join the bandwagon is Samsung India which recently circulated that some online… The DQWeek (Delhi)

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Thailand’s army declared martial law on Tuesday — insisting a coup was not underway — to “stabilize” the country after months of political unrest. The move queered the pitch for an Indian Army contingent slated to leave for the country on Tuesday night… The Times of India (New Delhi edition)

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New Delhi: Two cops being sent on leave was good enough for Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal to call off his stir. After escalating the state government’s confrontation with the Centre by demanding the suspension of five policemen, and after… The Times of India (New Delhi edition)

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