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Mark Zuckerberg defends Facebook's motives in free internet project in India
Two days from the end of public consultation on net neutrality, Facebook’s founder dismissed accusations that Free Basics service is anti-competitive
Jemima Kiss
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Facebook Free Basics service put on ice by India's telecoms regulator
Mobile operator Reliance Communications ordered to stop offering social network’s suite of free services on net neutrality grounds
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Google Lunar X prize: India's moonshot at the space race
Indian startup Team Indus is one of just 16 remaining teams racing to the moon for a $20m prize
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From Rio to Paris - Uber is fighting battles across the globe
The smartphone taxi app is facing legal and regulatory battles across the world
David Hellier
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Internet access matters – will Facebook or India provide it?
Prevention of communication constitutes exclusion from society. Access to online services should be protected in the same way water and electricity are
Ben Wagner and Julia Powles
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Uber's Hong Kong offices raided in probe into illegal operations
Three Uber employees bailed after computers seized in the autonomous Chinese territory, while India is predicted to overtake US after Asia push
Samuel Gibbs and agencies
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Apple iPhones could soon be built in India
Largest electronics manufacturer, Foxconn, looking to move iPhone production to India to reduce costs and compete in third-largest smartphone market
Samuel Gibbs and agencies
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How people power took on big business in the fight for net neutrality in India
When Indian mobile operators tried to charge extra for messaging apps like WhatsApp, a grassroots campaign for a free internet was mobilised
Aayush Soni
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BR Ambedkar: Google celebrates man who fought for India's 'untouchables'
‘Babasaheb’ was leading figure in India’s struggle for independence and a champion of the dalits or untouchable class
Guardian staff
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Alleged rape victim's lawyer accuses Uber of deflecting reponsibility
Online car service says court should dismiss lawsuit as plaintiff, who accuses Uber of failing to check Delhi driver’s credentials, is sueing wrong party
Dominic Rushe in New York and agencies
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My cousin's death inspired an Indian road safety campaign that could save thousands of lives
The Indian parliament is on the brink of passing new legislation to introduce life-saving road safety laws. SaveLIFE Foundation’s Piyush Tewari reflects on the campaign he has championed
Piyush Tewari
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Pirate party founder: 'Online voting? Would you want 4chan to decide your government?'
Rick Falkvinge backs electronic voting but warns of potential for abuse if the process goes entirely online
Stuart Dredge
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Indian bank allows payments via Twitter
ICICI Bank lets users ‘tweet to pay’ and top up mobile phone credit their using Twitter usernames and direct messages
Samuel Gibbs
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Uber updates safety regulations in attempt to get New Delhi ban lifted
Taxi app company promises to reverify all Indian drivers with police and introduce new safety feature called ‘ShareMyETA’ following alleged rape of passenger in New Delhi
Alex Hern
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'China’s Apple' Xiaomi banned from selling phones in India
Patent dispute with Ericsson blocks world’s third-largest smartphone manufacturer from India the third largest smartphone market
Samuel Gibbs
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Uber rape scandal: thousands demand driver background checks in India
After the alleged rape of a passenger in Delhi by a man with a criminal record for sexual offences, almost 7,000 people have signed a petition demanding the firm vet drivers better. By Hannah Jane Parkinson
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Uber banned in Delhi after taxi driver accused of rape
Authorities ban online taxi service as police consider legal action against firm for failing to run background checks
Jason Burke in Delhi
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Cricket comes to Silicon Valley: 'Almost every city here has its own grounds'
Engineers from southern Asia, drawn to California by the tech boom born of Google, Apple and others, have brought their sport and culture
Rory Carroll in San Jose
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How my design and business skills are helping to prevent speech loss
Entrepreneur Neeti Kailas explains her mission to ensure that babies in the developing world can be screened at the right time for hearing loss
Neeti Kailas
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Vibrating smartshoes put Google Maps at your feet
The creator of the Lechal smartshoes says we may leave the house without a smartwatch, but we'll never leave the house without shoes. By Samuel Gibbs
Samuel Gibbs
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Facebook to launch 'I'm a voter' feature worldwide after India election success
Expansion comes after success in the May Indian elections, where more than four million voters clicked the button
Alex Hern
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No, Google did not rig Indian elections
Reports based on press release from unpublished study suggesting search results could be used to 'fix' election untrue. By Alex Hern
Alex Hern
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Motorola aims for Indian buyers with super-cheap Rs 6,999 Moto E
Basic Android device is aimed at continuing Moto G’s momentum and capitalising on growing number of smartphone buyers. By Samuel Gibbs
Samuel Gibbs
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How technology is set to transform India's fragmented education system
India has no strategy for technology in the classroom, but entrepreneurs and nonprofits are braving the odds in the sector. By Anika Gupta
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