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 EVERYTHING
          in this world has two facets — one good and the other bad. Normally
          we take note of the bad aspect first and the good aspect is either
          ignored or taken note of without importance. This holds true even in
          the world of computers. There is one common observation, which
          frustrates almost all computer users.
 "IT
          in Punjab needs nurturing"by Naveen
          S. Garewal
 THE
          Punjab Government is very enthusiastic about making its Information
          Technology (IT) policy a success. The policy intent of the Punjab
          Government is a red carpet treatment for the prospective investor in
          this sector, but lack of awareness, attitude and skill set at the
          operational level about the state’s policies are creating
          bottlenecks, thereby slowing down the IT revolution in the
          state.
 Arz
          kiya hai...IT
          profession and poetry do not go hand in hand. Yet a few of our online
          readers, who are info-tech professionals settled abroad, like to
          dabble in their subject-related ghazals.
 Writing
          text for sitesby
          Sumesh Raizada
 IN
          today’s fast changing technological scenario, it would not be wrong
          if the Internet Technology rather than Information Technology is
          abbreviated as "IT". The obvious reason for this being that
          the revolution in the field of computing has found most application in
          the World Wide Web.
 Vodafone
          buys stake in Japanese Telecomby
          Mark Milner
 THE
          British mobile phone giant Vodafone’s global ambitions took a US
          dollars 2 billion step forward this week when the group bought a 15
          per cent stake in Japan Telecom.
 Pakistan’s
          Web site hackedA
          war is on between software professionals of India and Pakistan. Though
          actual wars have been fought and skirmishes are a daily routine
          offline, this one is strictly online.
 Greet the e-wayby
           Peeyush Agnihotri
 IT'S
          Christmas today and the year 2K will be buried in the annals of
          history after the next weekend. The millennium’s first New Year is
          round the corner. Thanks to the just-concluded postal strike, most of
          the snail mail die-hards are discovering the Net.
 Hate
          Web sites on the riseby
          Ian Black
 RACISM
          and anti-semitism has proliferated on the Internet, spawning more than
          2,100 Web sites, the European Union’s racism monitoring unit has
          reported.
 Kriz
          — the Xmas virusChristmas
          may not be fun always, particularly this time around, when there is a
          virus on the prowl that would come alive on December 25.
 Spiritualism
          onlineby
          Gaurav Sood
 THE
          lost tribes in Biblical times, wandering in the Sinai saw God as a
          column of smoke or a pillar of fire. When emperors and kingdoms
          appeared, some imagined God as a king on a distant throne. As we
          travel through an era of dot.coms and e-mails, certain cutting–edge
          religious scholars are likening the Internet to an emerging metaphor
          for e-god.
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