HCL, Motorola join hands for radio connectivity projects The Times Of India KOLKATA: HCL and Motorola have inked an agreement to jointly bid for next-generation secured radio connectivity projects in India which several of the state government and police departments are now planning to implement. The two companies feel the potential deal pipeline for such projects will be i...
New genetic control tools to combat dengue and chikungunya DNA India | Ahmedabad: With the invention of new genetic tools, the financial burden caused by the likes of dengue and chikungunya can substantially be reduced in the country, a study released in Ahmedabad said. | As per the study carried out by Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (IIMA), India's es...
HCL, Motorola join hands for radio connectivity projects The Times Of India KOLKATA: HCL and Motorola have inked an agreement to jointly bid for next-generation secured radio connectivity projects in India which several of the state government and police departments are now planning to implement. The two companies feel the p...
National language meet begins in Gujarat Deccan Chronicle National language meet begins in Gujarat | A two-day Bharat Bhasha Confluence, a linguistic gathering of over 650 speakers representing some 320 Indian languages, began in C.C. Mehta Auditorium at the M.S. University campus on Monday. | Professor Gan...
New genetic control tools to combat dengue and chikungunya DNA India | Ahmedabad: With the invention of new genetic tools, the financial burden caused by the likes of dengue and chikungunya can substantially be reduced in the country, a study released in Ahmedabad said. | As per the study carried out by Indian Institu...
Researchers Identify Fossil of Dinosaur-Eating Snake The New York Times | The discovery of a snake near an egg is by no means unusual, but in this case, the snake was 67 million years old — providing scientists with new information about how snakes in the dinosaur era lived, and what they ate. RSS Feed | Get Scienc...
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Hacking into the mind of the CRU climate change hacker The Guardian | Analysis suggests the hacker was in east coast of America and operated over a number of days, but much remains unknown | Hacker in staged photograph surrounded by computers. Phot...
Farming has become knowledge intensive: Expert Indian Express | The PAU in collaboration with ATMA Project, Tapi (Gujarat) organised a three- day training programme at Kairon Kisan Ghar. Inaugurating the course, the Director of Extension Educ...
Kisan mela at Indian Institute of Spices Reseach The Hindu | The Indian Institute of Spices Research (IISR), Kozhikode and its Krishi Vigyan Kendras (KVK) are together organizing a Kisan Mela from February 8 to 12, showcasing various field...
Fossils of snake eating dino eggs found in India Seattle Times BANGKOK - | The fossilized remains of a 67 million-year-old snake found coiled around a dinosaur egg offer rare insight into the ancient reptile's dining habits and evolution, scientists said Tuesday. | The findings, which appeared in Tuesday's issue...
BJP leader in the dock for booze bash Deccan Chronicle BJP leader in the dock for booze bash | The former vice president of the Gandhinagar district Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) unit, Prabhatsinh Thakore, is in the dock after a raid at his farmhouse on the eve of Holi unearthed alcohol plus bar girls spe...
Science City celebrates Nat'l Science Day DNA India | Ahmedabad: Under the support of the Gujarat government's department of science & technology, Gujarat Science city (GSC) had organised a five day science carnival from 24th February to celebrate the National Science Day. | About 15,000 stude...
In Bengal, Maoists train guns on street dogs DNA India | Kolkata: Dogs seem to have become a bigger threat to Maoists than police informers or CPI(M) activists in West Bengal. The rebels have put up posters in forest areas of Bankura, Purulia and West Midnapore districts, warning people not to feed street dogs or keep them as pets. They’ve also ordered people to kill dogs. | Maoists are doing thi...
Quantum dots could lead to faster computers CBC | An international team of scientists has developed a new type of semiconductor that could lead to faster and more efficient computers with over double the average existing hard-drive storage capacity. | The new research centres on a class of semiconductor called magnetic quantum dots. | These crystals — so small they're measured in billionths of...
