Congratulation to Indian Kabaddi Team

India win men, women world cup Kabaddi titles.Congratulation to Indian Kabaddi Team.Kabaddi World cup was first played in 2004 and then in 2007 and 2010,2011. So far India is the unbeaten champion in Kabaddi World Cup. Iran is the next most successful nation being twice runner-up. Pakistan was the runner-up in 2010.

Results of Kabaddi World Cup to date:
Year Final match
2004 India vs. Iran(55 - 27) -India Won
2007 India vs. Iran(29 - 19)-India Won
2010 India vs. Pakistan(58 - 24)-India Won
2011 India vs. Canada(59 - 25)-India Won

2011 Kabaddi World Cup
Logo of the 2011 Kabaddi World Cup

INDIA WINS-World Cup 2011

	58
	25

Best Raider	Gagandeep Singh Kheerawali
Best Stopper	Mangat Singh Mangi

In the women's Team, India won comfortably against the British(UK) women Kabaddi team. They beat their rivals 44-17.

Thanks to the Society

It Was Interesting Week End , November 12 & 13'th Attended Conference @ Hotel Royal Orchid. Its About How Social Media is Working for the Corporations and How Brands  get Popular Through the Social Media. Event Conducted By  Social India 

Mainly Three Things I Want to Share

1) Akshaya Patra

Akshaya Patra Foundation is an NGO ,Who Provides Meals to School Children's In India. Presently They Served 1.3 Million+ Children's a Day. Its Increasing Every Day.Its Biggest NGO in the World Who Served the Mid Day Meals to the School Children with High Tech Infrastructure facilities.

I think Its Fantastic Program for the India. When India is Growing Its Economic Status at the Same time Like these Help  also required to the Society. Its a Responsibility of the Corporate's and Dedicated Individuals.They Also Implemented Six Sigma .

In Rs.675 they Feed One Children in a Whole Year. Want to Donate https://www.akshayapatra.org/

2) Anant

Anant is a   Philanthropic Organization Who Provide the Scholarship for the Poor Students in India for their School & Higher Educations .

3) Learning From Life:

In Conference Speakers Shared Their Idea/View/Their Business About the Social Media.Apart From This Something Hits my Mind & Want to Share :

• " In Our Life we Take Everything from the Society and One Point of Time We have to Return back to the Society".
• "Thanks to the Friends,Relatives&Society - These are the Main Instruments/Platform to Correct our Thinking Level/Thoughts,Way Of Living,Making Decisions in our Life"
• "Some Times We Make/Correct  our Self's Through  Reading Books,Through Comments from Others,Learning From Others Success/Failures".

That's It. I Want Thanks to the Society Where I am Living, What I am Using Facility is Invented by Some One.What we are Giving Back to the Society? 

Thinking About What Mukesh Ambani Said" India is Not a Billions Of Problems,Its a Billions of Opportunity".

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Jai Hind ! Inquilab Zindabad !

Mahindra -Another Indian Aviation Player

Mahindra Aerospace of the ₨279.22-billion utility vehicle maker Mahindra Group will become the first Indian private firm to manufacture smaller civil aircraft for the Indian general aviation market, which is set to boom this decade.

"We will manufacture the turboprop aircraft in 2-20 seat capacity at our recently acquired Gippsland Aeronautics (GA) in Victoria State of Australia and market them in India," Mahindra Board Member Hemant Luthra told IANS here. 

Once Mahindra Aerospace plant at Malur near Bangalore is set up and certified for production in the next three years, the manufacturing will be shifted to India to hard-sell the multi-utility aircraft for various civil aviation requirements. 

"We want to be the premier Indian producer of aircraft. We will explore every opportunity to become a top aircraft manufacturer on the lines of the Brazilian Embraer," Mahindra Vice-Chairman and Managing Director Anand Mahindra said on the margins of an aviation event here Saturday. 

 

 

The 26-year-old GippsAero is a leading turboprop aircraft manufacturer for the general aviation sector and has certification in 32 countries worldwide, including the U.S. Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR 23), which testifies the highest degree of safety to fly fare-paying passengers between small and remote airfields. 

Mahindra Aerospace acquired majority stake (75.1 percent) in GippsAero and Aerostaff Australia for Rs.175 crore (₨1,684.17 million) in December 2009 jointly with Kotak Private Equity. 

Aerostaff is a 20-year-old manufacturer of aerospace components and assemblies for global aerospace original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) at Port Melbourne in Victoria state. 

About 250 smaller aircraft of GippsAero operate in 34 countries. It currently has an order book to manufacture about 20 aircraft in the 8-10 seat capacity. 

"As aircraft manufacture is labour intensive, there will be advantages in assembling some aircraft in India but safety is paramount. Till our factories get accredited for the highest safety standards, the planes will be made in Australia and will gradually migrate them to be made in India," Luthra said. 

As GippsAero has IP/type certificate approvals and produced various aircraft meeting international standards, Mahindra plans to manufacture even the five-seater turboprop, jointly developed by Mahindra Plexion Ltd with the state-run National Aerospace Laboratories (NAL) here. 

The prototype, codenamed NM5, is a multi-role, multi-mission civil aircraft, modelled on NAL's Hansa project.

"NM5 has a huge potential in the Indian market, as it can be used for short hauls by corporate executives, VIP travel, tourism, medical evacuation, training pilots and ferrying cargo," Luthra said. 

A study conducted by A.T. Kearney for the Mahindras revealed about ₨221.6billion (Rs.23,250 crore) of general aviation aircraft are sold worldwide every year, with turboprops accounting for over 50 percent of the total market. 

"We see a tremendous market in India and overseas. We will also price our product against competition to ensure that we have enough orders to deliver every year," Luthra added. 

With the civil and military aircraft market set to grow exponentially, Mahindra Aerospace has decided to invest ₨2,216.01 million (Rs.230 crore) in the Malur plant to expand capacity for rolling out smaller aircraft and components to tier-1 aerospace suppliers and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs). 

"We are encouraged by tier-1 suppliers and OEMs to quadruple our investment in Bangalore facility from ₨443.2 million planned earlier. We are looking at a 20-acre land, with access to an old airstrip at Kolar for test flights," Luthra noted. 

The company plans to get its components' manufacturing facility certified first and then the assembly plant in the next 18-24 months. 

The Malur facility will allow the company to make components for the general aviation market, meet offset needs of OEMs selling civil or military aircraft to India and an effective vendor to global aerospace majors. 

"General aviation is a vast network, with cities as a primary hub being served by larger aircraft/jets. We intend to serve the final frontiers with smaller/turboprop aircraft that can land on unpaved or short runways, making any city/town accessible," Mahindra said

Thanks

http://aerospaceblog.wordpress.com/2011/01/27/mahindra-aircraft-to-20-cheaper-than-cessna/

A preview of Gmail’s new look

We get a lot of great feedback about how Gmail helps you be more efficient, keep in touch with family and friends, and get work done. We've saved you from forgetting attachments and made sure that you got the right Bob. Over the years, adding countless features to Gmail has made it an increasingly powerful communication hub, but along the way the interface has also become more cluttered and complex.

That's one of the reasons we're embarking on a series of interface updates to help strip out unnecessary clutter and make Gmail as beautiful as it is powerful. This is part of a Google-wide effort to bring you an experience that's more focused, elastic, and effortless across all of our products. The changes are not going to happen all at once. We know that you love and care about Gmail as much as we do, and we'll be working on these upgrades gradually over the next few months to allow plenty of time to understand and incorporate your feedback into the evolving design.

We're kicking things off with two new themes for you to try out as a sort of sneak peek at what we're up to. Starting today, you'll see the "Preview" and "Preview (Dense)" themes in the Themes tab in Gmail Settings. Why two themes? Our new interface will eventually expand dynamically to accommodate different screen sizes and user preferences, but until then you can pick the information density that you prefer.

Here's what one of the new themes currently looks like:



And in conversation view:


Click the images above to see larger versions.

If you poke around you'll hopefully find a lot to like and a much cleaner, modern look but also few rough edges. In particular, some Labs features may look a little strange in the new themes. We plan to fix these issues as we roll out changes in the coming months. You can also expect some updated themes that embody the same design principles but are better suited to working in a dark environment, use a different color palette, or include the illustrations that we know many of you love to see around your inbox.

Look out for these and other new features over the next few months. In the meantime, try out the new themes as a preview of the future of Gmail and let us know what you think.

P.S. Like Gmail, Google Calendar is also getting a new look. You'll see it automatically within the next few days so there's no need to turn it on, and we'll also continue to make improvements there in the coming months. Details about the current changes to Calendar can be found in the Calendar help center.

THANKS

http://gmailblog.blogspot.com/2011/06/preview-of-gmails-new-look.html

This is the High Time: Please have patience n go through this mail

Please send this mail AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE TO EVERY ONE IN THIS WORLD. This is the Time for us to stand against Corruption & we create the best place for our next generations. u can send this mail or send SMS or talk to others . please participate this movement.

 

 

        Common guys, what are we doing? Egypt has shown us what unity can do. This is the time to show what we, the people of India can do if they decide. Let's support this 72 years old man and show some respect to his commitment and our country.

          Every second 2 tweets on Tweetor; more than 1 lack people supporting from Facebook and other social networking sites. Are you one of them? Ask this question to yourself.

          World cup is over now. So what? New World Cup has started. And I'm in being an proud Indian..

         

          Civil society's battle against corruption acquired its sharpest edge ever on Tuesday as veteran social activist Anna Hazare began a fast unto death at the capital's landmark Jantar Mantar demanding greater public role in the Anti-Corruption Bill (Lokpal Bill), which has now been considered and put aside by successive regimes for the last 42 years.

 

          Anna Hazare ignored several pleas of the government to defer his fast as he stood firm on his demand for a joint committee comprising government and civil society leaders to rework the current draft Lokpal Bill. He maintained that the current Bill covering only politicians was inadequate as politicians often colluded with officials to indulge in corruption.

 

          Hazare wants the Lokpal's office to subsume the CVC so that both political leaders and officials come under its ambit as well as the judiciary. He also wants the Lokpal to have police powers — that is, to not just be a recommendatory body but an effective office that can file FIRs, chargesheet the accused and file cases. Hazare and other activists have been demanding for the Prime Minister's Office to come within the ambit of the Lokpal.

 

          It appears that the 72-year-old activist's protest is taking the contours of a popular movement. Thousands of people, including students, teachers, artistes, retired government officers and activists, joined Anna at Jantar Mantar to lend him support. On the Net, support for Anna is already a viral movement. Unless the government concedes to the demand, this support is only likely to grow.

                See how Lokpal Bill can curb the politicians,

 

 

       

Existing System	System Proposed by civil society
No politician or senior officer ever goes to jail despite huge evidence because Anti Corruption Branch (ACB) and CBI directly come under the government. Before starting investigation or initiating prosecution in any case, they have to take permission from the same bosses, against whom the case has to be investigated.	Lokpal at centre and Lokayukta at state level will be independent bodies. ACB and CBI will be merged into these bodies. They will have power to initiate investigations and prosecution against any officer or politician without needing anyone's permission. Investigation should be completed within 1 year and trial to get over in next 1 year. Within two years, the corrupt should go to jail.
No corrupt officer is dismissed from the job because Central Vigilance Commission, which is supposed to dismiss corrupt officers, is only an advisory body. Whenever it advises government to dismiss any senior corrupt officer, its advice is never implemented.	Lokpal and Lokayukta will have complete powers to order dismissal of a corrupt officer. CVC and all departmental vigilance will be merged into Lokpal and state vigilance will be merged into Lokayukta.
No action is taken against corrupt judges because permission is required from the Chief Justice of India to even register an FIR against corrupt judges.	Lokpal & Lokayukta shall have powers to investigate and prosecute any judge without needing anyone's permission.
Nowhere to go - People expose corruption but no action is taken on their complaints.	Lokpal & Lokayukta will have to enquire into and hear every complaint.
There is so much corruption within CBI and vigilance departments. Their functioning is so secret that it encourages corruption within these agencies.	All investigations in Lokpal & Lokayukta shall be transparent. After completion of investigation, all case records shall be open to public.  Complaint against any staff of Lokpal & Lokayukta shall be enquired and punishment announced within two months.
Weak and corrupt people are appointed as heads of anti-corruption agencies.	Politicians will have absolutely no say in selections of Chairperson and members of Lokpal & Lokayukta. Selections will take place through a transparent and public participatory process.
Citizens face harassment in government offices. Sometimes they are forced to pay bribes. One can only complaint to senior officers. No action is taken on complaints because senior officers also get their cut.	Lokpal & Lokayukta will get public grievances resolved in time bound manner, impose a penalty of Rs 250 per day of delay to be deducted from the salary of guilty officer and award that amount as compensation to the aggrieved citizen.
Nothing in law to recover ill gotten wealth. A corrupt person can come out of jail and enjoy that money.	Loss caused to the government due to corruption will be recovered from all accused.
Small punishment for corruption- Punishment for corruption is minimum 6 months and maximum 7 years.	Enhanced punishment - The punishment would be minimum 5 years and maximum of life imprisonment.

 

 

Spread it like anything; our Nation needs us..please Contribute..

 

 

Please send this mail AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE TO EVERY ONE IN THIS WORLD. This is the Time for us to stand against Corruption & we create the best place for our next generations. u can send this mail or send SMS or talk to others . please participate this movement.

IITians and IIM grads seek career in spiritualism

IITians have started a new trend by opting for spiritualism as they future career other than i-banking or technology. Many IIT students are said to be working with the Art of Living foundation, Ramakrishna and Sringeri Mutts, Chinmaya mission, Mata Amritanandmayi ashram, Shirdi Sai Baba ashram and Iskcon in Bangalore. 

According to most of the IITians, spiritualInc helps them enhance they personal life and social service activities as well. It is an ice breaker for them from their routine hectic life. They said that during their course of life they had lost the meaning of life and life turned out to be very mechanical. They needed the sense of completion. 

It is not only the IITians who are exploring spiritualism; a large contribution also comes from IIMs as well. It is a new mantra that the management institutions are introducing to the students. IIM Indore has incorporated the Bhagavad Gita in one of its courses as a means of providing spiritual guidance in the corporate battlefield. The sessions on the Bhagavad Gita are part of the course module on 'Ancient Oriental Philosophy and Spirituality' which is taught by Swami Samarpanananda of Sri Ramakrishna Mission Vivekananda University (Belur Math), who imparted lessons on "how to develop and channelize their spiritual and mental energies to achieve excellence in the field of business management". Many of the IIM grads are taken as strategy analysts for spiritual foundations.

Prospective managers and entrepreneurs see an essential connect between spirituality and business today. The followers of management philosophy do not shun the parallels drawn between Mahabharata and business. IIM-C got some lessons on spirituality and ethics apart from honing their skills in business and finance. Dalai Lama addressed the students of IIM-C on virtues and principles from various walks of life. 
Institutes are roping in spiritual so as to ensure that students get an all-round development and they should get a complete view of the society. They should not develop a business-oriented mind which can generate constraints in future

Bangalore- Iskcon

Operation 'Safe Homecoming'

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@ForSecNRao to @ashmoily: Could you please give me a contact number for any of our people in Brega? We want to help.

Android apps to run on other phones

If you purchase a new smartphone there are a couple of choices you need to make beforehand. The first is what make and model of phone you desire, the second is the operating system you would prefer to use. Unfortunately, picking the phone inherently means you don't have a choice in the OS it uses as they come pre-loaded.

Myriad is set to change that if you want access to Android on a smartphone that doesn't offer it as an OS. The solution is the Myriad Alien Dalvik virtual machine, which allows Android apps to be run on alternative operating systems seamlessly.

This is actually more straightforward than it first seems. While Android is a full-blown operating system, Android apps run in a virtual machine due to the security that offers. So if you can recreate that emulation environment on another OS, the apps should run as normal and without any kind of performance hit to the app's operation.

Myriad will be demonstrating Alien Dalvik at the Mobile World Congress next week, but the video above gives you a preview of it running on MeeGo using Nokia N900 hardware.

While users may find this useful if they have Android apps they like, but a non-Android phone, Myriad is actually aiming this at developers rather than consumers. Instead of developing an app for multiple platforms, Alien Dalvik allows an Android app to be developed and deployed everywhere. The user will not know an Android app is running on their other OS, as the virtual machine being used is completely transparent and the app just runs as if it is native.

For the moment Alien Dalvik is slated to get a commercial release for MeeGo later this year. Other operating systems are going to be supported and Myraid say they will be announced in the next few months and hopefully in time for the initial launch.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXWEyKjwk2g

http://www.geek.com/articles/mobile/myriad-to-allow-android-apps-to-run-on-other-phones-virtually-2011028/

True life of a NRI (Non resident Indian) in USA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=clRgupTDuW4

UK to exempt high earners from immigration cap

High-earning non-European professionals, including Indians, will be exempted from an annual UK immigration cap which will come into effect in April. 

The government yesterday announced that employers filling a vacancy that attracts a salary of 150,000 pounds or more will not be subject to the limit. 

Home Office Minister Damian Green made clear that the decision to exempt those earning more than 150,000 pounds a year from the annual limit was intended to make it as business-friendly as possible and to dispel claims that Britain was not open for business. 

"This shake up is part of the government's new annual limit on non-EU workers, which will take effect on April 6, " the British Home Ministry said. 

The David Cameron government last year had announced a permanent immigration quota intended to slash the number of non-EU nationals permitted to work in the country to around 20,700. 

Under the new system, employers will have to apply for a Certificate of Sponsorship (COS) from the UK Border Agency for a specific post if they wish to bring someone to the UK. 

Green said: "Britain needs to attract the brightest and the best to fill jobs gaps but this should never be at the expense of workers already here. 

"We have worked closely with businesses while designing this system, and made it clear employers should look first to people who are out of work and who are already in this country. 

"And those that do come here to work must know that we intend to make the route to settlement tougher. It can not be right that people coming to fill temporary skills gaps have open access to permanent settlement." 

The annual limit of 20,700 COS will be divided into 12 monthly allocations. Due to the likely demand in the first month, 4,200 COS will be made available in April. 

After that the limit will be set at 1,500 places per month. Any places that are unused each month will be rolled over to the following month. 

In the event that the monthly allocation is over subscribed, COS applications will be ranked using a points system designed to favour jobs on the shortage occupation list, scientific researchers and those with a higher salary. 

Once a COS has then been granted to an employer it must be assigned to the prospective employee within three months. 

Workers from outside the EU who want to come to Britain will need to have a graduate level job, speak an intermediate level of English, and meet specific salary and employment requirements.

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/news-by-industry/services/travel/visa-power/uk-to-exempt-high-earners-from-immigration-cap/articleshow/7507043.cms

Fastest wireless radio developed

 Researchers, several of them of Indian origin, have developed the first wireless radio that can send and receive signals at the same time. This makes them twice as fast as existing technology.

"Textbooks say you can't do it," said Philip Levis, assistant professor of computer science and electrical engineering at Stanford University. "The new system completely reworks our assumption of how wireless networks can be designed," a Stanford statement quoted him as saying.

Cell phone networks allow users to talk and listen simultaneously, but they use a workaround that is expensive and requires careful planning, making the technique less feasible for other wireless networks, including Wi-Fi.

A trio of electrical engineering graduate students, Jung Il Choi, Mayank Jain and Kannan Srinivasan, began working on a new approach when they came up with a seemingly simple idea.

In most wireless networks, each device has to take turns speaking or listening. "It's like two people shouting messages to each other at the same time," said Levis. "If both people are shouting at the same time, neither of them will hear the other."

It took the students several months to figure out how to build the new radio, with help from Levis and Sachin Katti, assistant professor of computer science and of electrical engineering.

The group has a provisional patent on the technology and is working to commercialise it. They are currently trying to increase both the strength of the transmissions and the distances over which they work.

http://www.siliconindia.com/shownews/Fastest_wireless_radio_developed-nid-79015.html

India,Japan sign free trade agreement

Japan and India signed a bilateral free trade agreement that would abolish duties on more than 90 percent of trade for 10 years.

Japanese Foreign Minister Seiji Maehara and Indian Commerce and Industry Minister Anand Sharma concluded the pact in a ceremony at the foreign ministry in Tokyo.

The pact will "promote a strategic partnership between the two countries so that they can establish win-win relations and achieve growth", Maehara said.

Sharma said the pact "provides an overarching framework to promote our economic cooperation, both trade and investment, which will be rewarding for both India and Japan".

"We have noted in our mind that this will usher in a new era of economic engagement, which will bring development, innovation and also prosperity in both of our societies," he said.

The deal would eliminate tariffs on 90 percent of Japanese exports to India, such as auto parts and electric appliances, and 97 percent of imports from India, including agricultural and fisheries products, until 2021, the Japanese government said.

The two countries have been negotiating since January 2007.

Japan and India are also to continue talks on lifting employment restrictions to allow Indians to work in Japan as nurses and care givers. Japan, which is bracing itself for increasing health care requirements as its population ages, hopes to conclude the talks within two years, the government said. 

http://www.siliconindia.com/shownews/IndiaJapan_sign_free_trade_agreement_-nid-79014.html

Corruption kills the confidence of Indian investors

Corruption and the inflation are the major concern for Indian investors, according to a survey done by Value Note revealed. Arun Jethmalani, Managing Director Value Note said that the worries over inflation are still dominant but corruption has emerged as a major issue, and this kept the investors's confidence level low .

This survey was conducted in eight cities, Mumbai, Delhi/NCR, Kolkata, Chennai, Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Pune and Hyderabad. The survey says that corruption has come out as a new confidence killer with 19 percent retail investors, eight percent companies and 16 percent advisors stating that it was the most negative economic indicator in the current scenario. It became the major cause of concern over past four quarters.

The Confidence Index in December 2010 quarter is 146.3 that is 0.9 points higher from September 2010 quarter. The retail ICI stands at the highest points at 159.5 wheras the advisor confidence index and the corporate confidence index comes after ICI at 147.2 and 132.2 respectively.

http://www.siliconindia.com/shownews/Corruption_kills_the_confidence_of_Indian_investors-nid-78974.html

China orders curbs on international conferences

China's government has called for a reduction in the number of international conferences and forums held in the country, apparently out of fear the proliferating meetings are squandering public funds.

Officials across the country have been asked to restrict the number of international meetings they host and stop holding events with no "substance", according to the finance and foreign ministries.

Conferences with the same or similar themes must not be held at the same time or even at short intervals, the ministries said in a joint statement issued over the weekend.

State media reports on Monday suggested the new restrictions took aim at the spiralling costs of some gatherings.

Organisers should also refrain from inviting Communist Party officials or Chinese leaders to their events, the statement added, without giving a reason for the new rules.

The clampdown appears to be aimed at restricting wasteful spending on costly conferences that often rely on local government funding.

China has seen a surge in the number of international gatherings in recent years as it seeks to flaunt its rising soft power.

According to the International Congress and Convention Association, China was the ninth-most popular country in the world to host conferences in 2009, putting it in the top 10 for the first time, with 245 international forums held that year.

http://news.asiaone.com/News/Latest%2BNews/Asia/Story/A1Story20110214-263472.html

FOLK Hostel - A Home away from Home

 Are you...

• Tired of commuting long distances to your college/office?
• Feeling the pinch paying high monthly rent?
• Getting stressed living with difficult people?
• Frustrated eating undelicious food?
• Tired of leading an unbalanced life?
  
  

Would you be interested in a better quality of life?

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