Microsoft to work with T-Hub to develop startups: CEO Satya Nadella

Microsoft chief executive officer Satya Nadella on Monday said the tech giant would like to work with T-Hub to develop accelerators and startups. Nadella shared this during his visit to T-Hub, billed as India's largest technology incubator. T-Hub is a technology incubator with public/private partnership between the government of Telangana, three of India's academic institutes (IIIT-H, ISB & NALSAR) and some private sector organisations. "Indian talent in the area is dramatically growing and we can see their dominance in the field," he said while addressing budding entrepreneurs. On a visit to Hyderabad, Nadella visited the facility located at the International Institute of Information Technology (IIIT), Hyderabad. Nadella said Microsoft's goal and dream is to empower local entrepreneurs to solve last mile connectivity. A New MMORPG You Won't Get Bored With. Click Here To Try!Stormfall - Online Game 10 Upcoming Cars That Will Make You Lose Your MindCarophile Recommended By Colombia He said that his energy comes from the interaction with entrepreneurs across the world. "There are three points to success: concept, capability, culture. Learn more from day one... chase after your concept or idea. Improve your capability to chase the idea... Curate the culture," he told the entrepreneurs in an inspirational talk. To a query, he said the importance of failure lies in learning from it.

Three Hyderabad students held on the way to join IS

Three aspiring jihadists from Hyderabad, all final year students, were nabbed on their way to join Islamic state (IS) terrorist group in Afghanistan in an early-dawn operation jointly conducted by the Telangana police and Maharashtra Anti-terrorist squad (ATS) at Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar international airport in Nagpur. It's learnt that the men, in their 20s, were supposed to board an Indigo flight to Srinagar from Nagpur airport after arriving here from Hyderabad a day before by road. Out of three, two were intercepted earlier also on their way to Afghanistan by the intelligence age 9 Islamic State-inspired teens booked in Jammu and Kashmir, sent to special homes Indian Oil executive arrested in Jaipur for allegedly urging youth to join IS Top Comment Why they are being stopped, rather they should be given full support in reaching the terrorist organisation ISIS. If the... Read MoreDeep Ba Missing complaints were lodged at different police stations in Telangana state by the respective families after the students left home on Thursday. Telangana police had informed Maharashtra ATS after it came to fore that the men were heading to Nagpur to take a flight for Srinagar. Superintendent of police, ATS, Sunil Kolhe said that the operation was meticulously planned with the Telangana counterparts. "Maharashtra police handed over the men to Telangana special cell officers after nabbing them. Telangana police would conduct further interrogations," said Kolhe. The three men have been identified as Abdul Wasim, Umar Hasan Farooqui and Majh Hasan Farooque, and they would be produced before Hyderabad court later on Saturday. The police is likely to seek their remand for custodial interrogations to unearth the links. ncies.