IBM pilots web talkathon in Andhra Pradesh DNA India | Banglore: Landlines may look like a piece of relic -- more of a nuisance value waking you up from a clandestine nap that you barely managed. But tech majors have woken up to a goldmine of sorts as it makes business sense to stay wired. | A burgeoning telecom subscriber base of over 500 million in ...
Children reinvent Google homepage The Hindu | Urvashi Sarkar | Ten-year-old's doodle to be on the site's logo on Nov. 14 | A first: Students from various States performing during the unveiling of the winning doodle for India's first Doodle4Google competition in New Delhi on Friday. | NEW DELHI: After examining 4,000 entries over a period of t...
Children reinvent Google homepage The Hindu | Urvashi Sarkar | Ten-year-old's doodle to be on the site's logo on Nov. 14 | A first: Students from various States performing during the unveiling of the winning doodle for India's first Doodle4Google competition in New Delhi on Friday. | NEW DELHI...
Gujarat cops don't have info on Headley Deccan Chronicle Gujarat cops don't have info on Headley | PTI | Ahmedabad: Gujarat police on Thursday said they have no information or record about visit by American terror suspect David Coleman Headley to the state. | "We do not have any information on him (He...
Headley effect: Centre puts five states on terror alert Deccan Chronicle Headley effect: Centre puts five states on terror alert | New Delhi: In the backdrop of US terror suspect David Headley's several visits to India, the Centre warned five states, including Uttarakhand and Maharashtra, against terrorist attacks particu...
Cyclone alerts over Mumbai, Gujarat and Goa Newstrack India | The India Meteorological Department (IMD) Wednesday has issued an orange alert – the second highest alert after red alert – on its website for heavy rains and storm over the coastal region of western India covering North Maharastra, Sou...
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Toxic waste on US ship: Gujarat panel The Times Of India NEW DELHI: The Gujarat Pollution Control Board has admitted that the 18,503 metric tonne US ship, Platinum II, parked in Bhavnagar waters for dismantling at Alang contains more tha...
Treat us as N-power: APJ Abdul Kalam DNA India | Ahmedabad: If the world wants India to sign the comprehensive test ban treaty (CTBT), it should first accept it as a nuclear weapons state, said former president Dr APJ Abdul Kal...
Modi dons teacher's cap for party ministers in Karnataka Deccan Chronicle Modi dons teacher's cap for party ministers in Karnataka | Bengaluru: Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi is in Mysore to hold 'classes' on team building and human resource d...
Science an answer to quest for excellence DNA India | Ahmedabad: The sixth edition of the international conference on Hands-on Science (HSCI 2009) will be held at the Gujarat Science City (GSC) from October 27. This year, the theme of the conference is 'Science for All: Quest for Excellence'. The aim ...
India's nuclear drive sparks safety fears Asia Times Siddharth Srivastava | NEW DELHI - In hopes that nuclear power will meet its rising energy needs, India has embarked on a spending spree since a civilian nuclear deal with the United States last October removed sanctions that had long denied it acces...
NIDians set out for nationwide tour to keep robotics alive DNA India | In a bid to take the academic curriculum in the field of robotics to higher level, a start up venture, which is being incubated in the National Design Business Incubator (NDBI) of the National Institute of Design (NID), is touring across the countr...
Cyclone Phyan: 250 TN fishermen still missing Zeenews Zeenews Bureau | Chennai: Cyclone Phyan may have crossed India's west coast ‘peacefully’ on Wednesday but several hundred fishermen are still reported to be missing. | Reports said on Saturday that nearly 250 fishermen, who ventured into the sea in rough weather from Tamil Nadu’s Kanyakumari district, have still not returned three days after ...
Renault-Nissan takes on Nano in the race to sell the world's cheapest car in India The Times | Renault-Nissan is preparing to launch what is likely to be the world's cheapest car in 2012, undercutting the Tata Nano, which sells in India for as little as 100,000 rupees (£1,300) plus taxes. | Carlos Ghosn, the group's chief executive, said yesterday that Renault-Nissan had signed a deal with Bajaj Auto, an Indian group best known for its mot...
