Prof. V Rajaraman - My Reminiscences of SERC Formation
Computing in IISc, ISI and TIFR in the Mid 1950s
Working at IBM India in the 1960s and 1970s
DEC 1090 in IISc
Maintaining TIFR's CDC 3600 Computer
Computer Culture in IISc in the 1970s
Innovative Technology in TIFRAC
Genesis of Microland in the Late 1980s
History of Computers at IIT Madras
Dataquest- The First Computer comes to India
Indian Regulatory Environment in Late 1970s
Dataquest- Program Copyright in India
Prof. Narasimhan and TIFRAC in TIFR – First Indigenous Computer Designed and Built in India
Setting up the IBM 1620 at IIT Kanpur in the 1960s
Interesting projects at Shaw Wallace in the 70s
Dataquest- Microcomputers in Bank
Business India - IBM: New Blue
The Role of Computer Society of India in Nurturing the Domestic IT Industry
Tryst with computers in University of Michigan
First Job as a Programmer in the Late 1970s
Y2K and Dotcom Era
Treasury Computerization in Andhra Pradesh
Compiler for Rapid Turnaround Systems at IIT Kanpur
Evolution of DataQuest Magazine
Policy of Import Substitution
R&D Services at Wipro
J. R. D. Tata on the Nelco 3000
Computer Culture in MIT in the 1960s
Using Microprocessors in Electronics Corporation of India Ltd.
Managing HCL's Singapore office
Training Programs in Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR)
Electronics Corporation of India Ltd. and its Computers
Wipro's Hardware and Services Business in the Late 1980s
Dataquest- Hitech USA 86: A Report
Resource Constraint was an Opportunity for Indian Developers
The Role of Electronics Corporation of India (ECIL) in the 1970s
Computer Culture in IIT Delhi in the Early 1970s
Launching New Minicomputers
ILLIAC 2 Design Team
Beer Drinkers Association of Information Technology (BAIT)
Times of India- Keltron Ad
Prof. V Rajaraman - Prof. R Narasimhan's Meaningful National Goals in Computer Development, Production and Use
Where do you see Indian IT Industry in 2040 ?
Dr. Lalit Kanodia - TCS Brochure: 3
Times of India- Technology Question
ORG Computers in the Early 1980s
Times of India- Bombay's Versatile Computer
