New website for entertainment/online television has gone live today. The site describes itself as "a digitally integrated media platform" which is meant to serve the entertainment needs of Indian national across the world. So you can say its designed for Non Residential Indians. NRI TV.

The site will broadcast news and policy reports from the government of India. The main focus would be on what PIO (People Of India) would like to know. So what else the site will have? sports, lifestyle, fashion, bollywood shows etc. etc. etc.

You are reading it here first. 

Yatra.com, the leading online travel service company today has unveiled its mobile service. The company has launched its wap portal today to provide its customers a feature to book flight tickets/cars/hotels through their mobile phones.

The campaign is called "Yatra On the Go".  Though they have provided an option to book cars/hotels/buses right now, currently only the flight booking is working. Rest of the features are "Coming Soon"

AOL India has started to spread its wings in India. Mahanagarl Telephone Nigam Ltd (MTNL) and AOL has tied up together to provide AOL's products and services to MTNL's customers.

They have together started a portal http://mtnl.aol.in, where users of MTNL would be able to avail AOL's products and services.

Thatavarti Technologies, a Hyderabad based software testing company who also owns jobs4testing.com (A site for testing jobs) has launched its social networking portal for winning Gold. The site is called WinGold9.com

The site launch was announced two days ago and the site is currently down (the time I am writing this article). How strange is that? Even their earlier launch jobs4testing.com is also down right now.

Oracle Education Foundation which famous to connect schools, teachers and students from around the world, today launched its Think.com portal in Hindi. The site basically allows accredited school's teachers and students to collaborate and create educational content online.

This is the first time this portal is made available in Indian language. Think.com was launched in India back in 2004. The portal has over 75,000 students and teachers in over 1100 schools from across the country (mostly Kendtriya Vidyalayas, Navodaya Vidyalayas and DAV schools.