Delhi Informer

Details of properties registered across all 21 sub-registrar offices in Delhi are being made available online beginning Tuesday in a major move to check fraudulent registrations, reports Ambika Pandit. Now, an e-search on Delhi government’s revenue… The Times of India (New Delhi edition)

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Property records of designated khasra lands in rural villages are now in the public domain. Starting Tuesday, a dedicated government portal has these records in a digitised format with digital signatures of the tehsildars. Delhi News, Latest Delhi News Headlines & Live Updates – Times of India

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Delhi News, Latest Delhi News Headlines & Live Updates – Times of India

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Once a small dusty agricultural village, Gurgaon has now emerged to become the city with the third highest per capita income in India. Popularly known as Millennium city Gurgaon has the presence of about 250 or 50% of the Fortune 500 companies…. The DQWeek (Delhi)

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A folk singer from Haryana allegedly attempted suicide by consuming rat poison at her residence in southwest Delhi on Sunday . Her condition was critical till late evening. Police said, in July this year she was booked under the SCST Act for allegedly using derogatory language against a particular community in her songs in February […]

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International property consultancy JLL India has launched Online Home Fest (OHF), a dealcentric, web-based festival for residential properties. The 10-day home fest starting April 6 offers exclusive discounted rates, convenient payment plans,… The DQWeek (Delhi)

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New Delhi: On December 6, 2014, 17-year-old Akhlaq-urRehman’s neighbourhood was abuzz with chatter. It was the 22nd anniversary of the Babri Masjid demolition and everyone talked about how kar sevaks had brought down the mosque in 1992. The college… The Times of India (New Delhi edition)

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New Delhi: Bollywood icon Aamir Khan’s comments on ‘rising intolerance’ sharply divided polity, sparking a heated and acrimonious debate as political parties and their members, actors and commentators took sides while social media buzzed over the… The Times of India (New Delhi edition)

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Out of 51 million SMEs in the country, only 3 million SMEs have an online presence. Looking at this gap for SMEs Google plans to get 20 million Indian small and medium enterprises (SMEs) on the Internet by creating their online presence on Google… The DQWeek (Delhi)

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If you have witnessed an online fraud and lost your money thereof, then this is more likely that you will never be able to recover your money. This may astonish you but currently there is no bank in India that offers you the cyber insurance policy despite RBI’s guideline on the same.   No application […]

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“We never said ban online sales instead ban unethical practices taking place online and harming in-market,” say IT partners sitting across India. OLS challenged traditional market which led to mass demonstrations, bandhs and much more. Partners… The DQWeek (Delhi)

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2014 was a fruitful year when online sales leapfrogged; making offline retailers feel the heat of the rising competition and urging them to expand their empires to the online market space. Coming to 2015, efficient customer service is going to top the… The DQWeek (Delhi)

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The work on the online application, which will also be available in the form of an app, has been going on for the past several months. The Hindu – Delhi

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GoDaddy announced the release of Get Online Today, in collaboration with Microsoft to help SMBs and entrepreneurs, get on the Web easily and affordably. Launched at INR 99*, the offer is designed to cater to the business and communication needs of… The DQWeek (Delhi)

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From identity theft and fraud to corporate hacking attacks, cybersecurity has never been more important for businesses, organizations and governments. Hacking experts warn there are plenty more security risks ahead in 2015 as cyber criminals become more sophisticated. While “traditional” cybercrime such as internet password fraud will still be widespread in 2015, larger scale espionage […]

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