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Infosys to get 50 acres in Rajarhat

Infosys to get 50 acres in Rajarhat

Rediff.com31 Mar 2010

After Wipro, now Infosys has also agreed to set up its campus at Rajarhat, New Town.

Bengal wooing Infosys to set up base in Kolkata

Bengal wooing Infosys to set up base in Kolkata

Rediff.com20 Jan 2010

Earlier, the state government had allotted land to the company. The allotment had been scrapped due to the outbreak of Vedic Village Resort land scandal last year.

China's Hubei eyes textile trade

China's Hubei eyes textile trade

Rediff.com25 Dec 2007

Information technology (IT) and textiles could emerge as the possible areas of cooperation between West Bengal and the Hubei province in China.

W Bengal gets requests for 21 IT SEZs

W Bengal gets requests for 21 IT SEZs

Rediff.com13 Mar 2008

The West Bengal government on Thursday said it has received applications for 21 SEZs in the IT sector, of which six were in the final stage of approval. A SEZ set up by Wipro was already functioning in the state, while the other six can take up construction soon. A wireless technology research centre was being set up at Calcutta University. Commenting on WB's progress, State IT Minister Debesh Das said starting IT in 1999-2000 by 2005-06 the state witnessed 17-fold increase.

West Bengal worried about 10K Satyam techies

West Bengal worried about 10K Satyam techies

Rediff.com9 Jan 2009

"There will be some 10,000 IT professionals working out of a total 53,000 at Satyam and we are concerned about their future," state IT minister Debesh Das said in Kolkata on Friday. Meanwhile, Das said the slowdown in IT sector had helped the state government in a way.

Animation park next on Bengal IT agenda

Animation park next on Bengal IT agenda

Rediff.com19 Dec 2007

The IT department of West Bengal is in the process of negotiations with some animation companies to set up an animation park in Kolkata. The state IT department initiative to set up incubation centres in Kolkata, Siliguri and Durgapur aimed to make West Bengal among the top three Indian IT states in revenue terms by 2010.