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For many IT professionals, the completion of the Purple Line metro was a long-awaited prospect, promising a significant improvement in their daily commute. According to the commuters, the Pattandur Agrahara station would result in massive numbers of people coming to the station due to the hundreds of employees working in ITPL This should have been anticipated well in advance by the BMRCL and come out with changes that could benefit them instead of making them wait for a long time.

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The area, also known as Greater Noida West, is gaining popularity because of affordable units, proximity to economic hubs and wide roads.

Digital India: Under the expanded scheme approved on Wednesday, the government will re-skill and upskill 625,000 information technology professionals under the FutureSkills Prime Programme, apart from training about 265,000 people in information security under the information security and education awareness phase programme.

B.Tech graduate, booked for offences under sections 354(C) (Voyeurism) and 419 (Impersonation) and Section 66 E of Information Technology Act on same day

Further, nine more supercomputers to be added to National Supercomputing Mission.

Check how your salary compares to the averages reported in ITWeb’s annual IT Salary Survey.

After the Cabinet meeting, chaired by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union minister Ashwini Vaishnaw unveiled the scheme's extension

On average, South Africa’s IT professionals earn R840 000 a year, while those in the C-suite take home close to R2 million, according to ITWeb’s 2023 Salary Survey.

Police reveal majority of offenders were in full-time IT roles.