The salary offered to the top 50% of the batch saw an upward trend. It rose to Rs 21 lakh per annum in 2018 from Rs 20.1 lakh per annum in 2017.

US-based card companies asking for a 1-year extension of data localisation norms include card payments firms like Visa, Mastercard and American Express.

RBI is unwilling to budge, but the pressure has been building up. Apart from the US companies already lobbying for a deadline extension, the co-chairs of the US Senate India Caucus wrote to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday requesting a relaxation in the norms.

Domino's Pizza has cleared off non-vegetarian pizzas from its menus in Gujarat citing reasons that the state is a market where customers prefer to eat at restaurants that do not serve meat.

Domino's Pizza has cleared off non-vegetarian pizzas from its menus in Gujarat citing reasons that the state is a market where customers prefer to eat at restaurants that do not serve meat.

Alibaba is the first foreign company to openly claim it's ready to accept the data localisation rules, while other prominent giants like Amazon, Microsoft, American Express, Google and Facebook have shown reluctance.

The 170,000 sq mt facility in Singapore is expected to be operational in 2022.

Enabling an eco-revival to keep Gurgaon vibrant.

This deal has also raised eyebrows since Buffett had long refused to invest in the tech space saying that it was too difficult to predict which tech businesses will prosper in the long run.

Executive MBA programmes at leading B-schools are gaining ground among recruiters.

Technology executives and trade groups have discussed approaching Prime Minister Narendra Modi's office to appraise him of their worries. Separately, the industry is considering pitching the issue as a trade concern, including at the India-US talks in September in New Delhi.

The IT industry was tottering at around $6 billion in 1999-2000. It is more than a $150 billion industry now.

A decision by the RBI in April that all payments data should, within six months, be stored only in the country for \"unfettered supervisory access\" has led to furious lobbying by global firms that worry it would cost them millions of dollars.

The share price went down to Rs 260 -a fall of around 2 per cent on Thursday-compared to Rs 440 in the beginning of January, making TML among the worst performing automotive stocks in the world. The share slip is a worry for the company as it gears up for the launch of the new SUV Harrier.

The RBI in April had said that payments firms such as Mastercard and Visa should within six months store data only in the country for \"unfettered supervisory access\". But US firms protested and the Finance Ministry has recommended relaxing the directive.