The Budget may have shaken the markets, but you can still pick some gems from the infrastructure, FMCG, auto and pharmaceutical sectors.

With stock markets on an upswing in the past month, there are signs of the effect rubbing on to the primary market as well.

If you have laboured over which mobile plan to choose, here’s a handy guide based on a recent Credit Suisse survey on prepaid schemes.

Emkay Research is very bullish about the prospects of the Indian mobile telephony sector.

Here is a take on people, places and products doing the rounds these days.

J.S. Sarma, the low profile 61-year-old Chairman of the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI), was a much-talked about man last fortnight.

Last fortnight, nine telecom companies, including the likes of Bharti Airtel, Reliance Communications, Vodafone Essar, commenced battle for 3G airwave slots across 22 circles in an online auction.

Operators, handset vendors, and developers are all rushing onto the 'applications' race. Is this the new gold mine?

Nokia India can ill-afford to bask in the glory of being the biggest foreign-owned company in the country. Key to its lasting success is how it helps its parent make an ambitious transition into services.

As the telecom giant transforms itself from a devices company to one that provides complete mobile solutions, its top management learns vital lessons through \"reverse mentoring\".

Sanjay Kapoor, Deputy CEO of Bharti Airtel, is taking over the company's hot seat from April 1 as Manoj Kohli gets set to plot the company's global expansion.

Bharti Airtel's employee-first strategy seems to be working for it. The firm makes a debut on this listing.

Intense competition is pushing Indian mobile phone firms to scope scenarios where they don't charge for voice calls. Even if that doesn't play out exactly to script, broadband access is set to be the next big thing for the consumer and industry — and, the country.

Jobs abound as telecom sector takes a big leap.

They may not be running businesses or owning them, but this clutch of women in government influences the course that India Inc. takes.

Bharti Airtel dovetails HR with CSR to come up with a first-of-its-kind employee engagement formula.

From December 31, 2009, India will join some 50-odd countries that have already established an MNP framework. Daniella Grossman reports.

For almost a decade it was seen as the industry that could do no wrong but the telecom sector is facing up to several demons today. The question is not one of survival, but one of viability.

The real challenge for any deal of this magnitude will always remain its ability to overcome regulatory and sovereign obstacles.

For a group that has been in the mobile telecom service since 1996, it’s only now beginning to show that it has understood—and can even shake up—the telecom market.