Islamabad .. Pakistan said Wednesday that the terrorist attacks in Mumbai on his behalf in the case of the 32 questions sent di incomplete answer
E are. Mumbai attacks were caught only during the live about terrorist Ajmal Khan Ksab Rehman Malik, Pakistan's home minister said a few days ago that India had sent a statement of Ksab, which is in Hindi.
Malik said, "his official translation of the statement because he is trying to be placed before the court." He said that the statement about Ksab after seeing the response will be translated, which is expected to meet on Thursday. This Act is necessary.
Mumbai attacks on Pakistan to get the incomplete answers: Malik
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Gilchrist defeated first semifinal Delhi
Saturday, May 23, 2009
PL's first Semifainl
Hyderabad in Delhi Dekn Charjrs Deyrdavils given the tour. Delhi for 154 runs to win the Targit had a live ball 18 Hyderabad achieved.
Adam Gilchrist won the full credit of the storm was bating. 5 fours overs already told by the Gilly Gajb that he intended to have landed. The fastest fifty of the IPL, the Jamaat-e-just 17 balls put on 50 runs. Even then his terror continued. He's been out playing just 35 balls, 85 runs, but by then his bat out of had. He made 10 fours and 5 sixers. 10 th over when he was out, by then, 102 have become run and victory was just 52 runs away.
However, on the other end of Delhi Bolron tried to take the Vikets. They have 4 players out. But Gilly of the act was not an answer. Gilly for anyone behind the left was not doing anything. The rest of the big Batsmn won the match comfortably. Symonds scored a 20. Suman as 22 runs are not out.
Earlier, the Delhi Hyderabad Deyrdavils in front of 154 runs to win the challenge laid. Toss landed in Delhi to start Harkr bating is very bad. In his first two overs without a warner Opanrs serious and continue to run scored. But it came after Sehwag and Dilshan took the deluge of runs. Stratijik to break both the 10 and Jmkr bating Owars put in 83 runs. Sehwag 11th in the 39 overs out of the personal score.
But on this strong foundation as the rest Batsmn could not create a big building. However, over the last Dilshan for 65 runs of the innings played and bating. AB Divilers 26 runs. Today, just 9 runs to Karthik. Bhatia also made to run as a 4-run. Over the last wicket fell in the 3, 2 of which were run out. 8 wickets in 20 Owars made a total 153 runs.
Turkish plane crash in Amsterdam
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
A Turkish Airlines plane has crashed on landing at Amsterdam's Schiphol international airport, killing nine people and injuring 84, six critically.
The plane, carrying 126 passengers and seven crew, crashed short of the runway near the A9 highway. It broke into three pieces, but did not catch fire.
Three of those killed are crew members. Their bodies have been left in the cockpit while investigations continue.
Officials said it was unclear why the plane, en route from Istanbul, crashed.
The Boeing 737-800 aircraft came down at 1031 local time (0931 GMT), several hundred yards (metres) short of the runway. It had left Istanbul's Ataturk Airport at 0622 GMT.
Investigators are said to have found the flight data recorders from the plane.
Emergency services spokeswoman Ineke van der Zande told a news conference that six people were in a critical condition and 25 were severely wounded.
Another 24 passengers had suffered light injuries, she said, with the injuries of another 31 still to be determined.
She said 84 people altogether had been taken using 60 ambulances to 11 hospitals in the surrounding area.
Michel Bezuijen, mayor of the Haarlemmermeer municipality under which Schiphol airport falls, said the passenger list was being studied to establish the nationalities and identities of those on board.
"As far as I know there are no more passengers in the plane," he said. "We cannot say anything about the cause at the moment. The priority... is providing help and care."
Earlier, Candan Karlitekin, head of Turkish Airlines' board of directors, told reporters in Turkey the plane had been properly maintained.
"We have checked the plane's documents and there is no problem concerning maintenance," he is quoted as saying by AP.
Turkish Transport Minister Binali Yildirim said it had been "a miracle" that there were not more casualties, AP reports.
"The fact that the plane landed on a soft surface and that there was no fire helped keep the number of fatalities low," he said.
One passenger aboard the plane, Kerem Uzel, told Turkish news channel NTV that the plane's landing had been announced when they were at an altitude of 600m (2,000ft).
"We suddenly descended a great distance as if the plane fell into turbulence. The plane's tail hit the ground... It slid from the side of the motorway into the field."
White sheets
Television footage from the scene showed rescue workers laying out white sheets on what appeared to be bodies.
Relatives of passengers who were waiting at the airport have been taken to a sports hall at a nearby village.
Airport spokeswoman Mirjam Snoerwang said Turkish Airlines had organised a special flight to Schiphol, due to arrive at 1710 GMT, for family members of those on the plane which crashed.
Tomas Friedhoff, a student who was cycling past the scene, told BBC News he had seen the plane appearing to glide through the air, having lost all propulsion, before hitting the ground.
"The plane was nose up and the tail section was at a 45-degree angle. The tail section broke down first, which broke off," he said.
"And seconds after the crash people started exiting through the tail section...
"I saw dozens of people making it out very quickly, and as I was about to dial 911 the first sirens were noticeable, and within five minutes there were 10 or 15 ambulances."
Telecom worker Nikolai van der Smagt, who was driving past the airport moments after the crash, told BBC News he saw the plane lying in three pieces in a field just 60m from the A9 motorway.
He said: "The first people were just getting off the plane and they looked confused. There was a lot of dust, but no fire."
All flights were suspended, but the airport has since re-opened. The A9 motorway remains closed.
The last crash involving a Turkish Airlines plane was in 2003, when at least 65 people died in an accident in eastern Turkey.
Schiphol airport has six runways and one major passenger terminal. In 2007, it handled 47 million passengers, ranking fifth in Europe.
White House email system crashes
Thursday, January 29, 2009
NEW YORK: Barack Obama's aides, who ran the most tech-savvy US election campaign in history, were forced into a red-faced admission on Monday -- the White House email system has crashed.
"Our email system is not working so well," press spokesman Robert Gibbs told reporters at the start of his daily briefing.
"We'll endeavor to get you information from earlier in the day, hopefully in a little bit more of a timely manner, if we can get the email to work."
At one stage, Obama aides were forced to turn back the clock and hand out copies of memoranda signed by the president on cutting global warming, not via email as is normal, but by the dead tree method, on paper.
Outsourcing faces new era of scrutiny
27th January 2009
Adding to the sector's troubles are the massive corporate fraud uncovered recently at Satyam Computer Services Ltd, India's fourth largest software services provider. The scandal has Satyam customers scrambling to find alternative providers.
Other offshore services providers report stepped-up scrutiny from clients of their own corporate governance and financial viability. It has also revived questions about the trustworthiness of Indian accounts and the adequacy of corporate controls.
That's a big black eye for an industry that sells risk management and corporate governance services as a major client offering. It may raise the risk premium investors require for holding these stocks. Rising competition isn't the only threat to offshore outsourcers' margins.
Many of the more profitable, longer-term contracts worth tens or hundreds of millions of dollars are being put on hold as companies scramble to reassess their business strategies.
Customers want more control over projects and are demanding fixed-price deals that are more likely than not to limit margin growth. Infosys, Tata and others say they are doing their best to make up for price cuts by driving greater sales volumes.
Infosys confident can meet Q4 revenue view
28th January 2009
DAVOS: Infosys Technologies Inc is confident it can meet its fourth-quarter revenue target, Chief Operating Officer S D Shibulal said on Tuesday.
"Given where we are today, we are confident that we can meet Q4 guidance," Shibulal said at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
Infosys said in early January that it expected to pull in revenue of $1.13 billion to $1.17 billion for the March quarter.
Also on Tuesday, Shibulal said the Indian technology company does not expect it will need to tap the capital markets.
UK launches "Google for films" search engine
28th January 2009
LONDON: Fancy checking out the classic 1960s Japanese horror flick "Onibaba", or indulging in a bit of old-fashioned British comedy with "The Lavender Hill Mob"?
The UK Film Council is launching a search engine that will help British moviegoers track down their favourite films, from the mainstream to the obscure.
The website is free to use and contains records of more than 30,000 films, or roughly seven years' worth of viewing, and they come in 20 genres and over 60 languages.
"Like a Google for films, it is the first time anything like this has been delivered on the Internet that indexes all available films in the UK and is totally free to use," the council said in a statement.
Headstrong buys Lydian Data Services
28th January 2009
NEW DELHI: Headstrong, the $200 million global financial services consulting firm, on Wednesday announced the acquisition of Lydian Data Services (LDS), headquartered in Boca Raton, Florida.
The company will be closing one more buyout this year, the company's MD Harsh Singh Lohit told ET. Headstrong has a large presence in Noida with about 1600 employees and plans to hire another 350 for its mortgage BPO services division.
Nokia outsourcers its desktop maintenance and support to HCL
29th Jan 2009
MUMBAI: Handset maker Nokia has outsourced its desktop maintenance and support in 76 countries to IT services firm HCL Technologies in a multi-million dollar contract spread over five years, starting this April. The deal also involves transfer of employees from Nokia.
The contract will be serviced from HCL's centres in India, China, Po-land, Finland and US. It involves providing multi-lingual helpdesk services in 13 languages, creating and maintaining new user accounts, and workstation management and security. The value of the contract and the number of employees being transferred to HCL Technologies was not disclosed.
The contract is being moved from Nokia's existing vendors. HCL said it had won the deal against competition from global and Indian players.
TCS leads race for Sony's $100-million outsourcing deal
30th January 2009
BANGALORE: India’s largest software exporter TCS is leading the race to win an outsourcing contract worth $60-100 million from Sony, the Japanese electronics giant struggling under huge losses and a high cost operating structure.
“As part of its attempts to reduce cost of managing IT operations, Sony is discussing a contract to manage its desktops and servers over 3-5 years,” a person familiar with the discussions told ET on condition of anonymity.
While ET could not independently verify the details of this contract, at least two people familiar with the development confirmed that Sony is evaluating vendors. When contacted on Thursday, a TCS spokesperson said the company would not comment on specific customer contracts yet to be awarded.
Satyam's Raju brothers surrender, arrested
Friday, January 9, 2009
HYDERABAD: Former Satyam chief Ramalinga Raju and his brother Rama Raju were arrested on Friday night, after they surrendered before the state
DGP. Raju brothers have been remanded to Andhra Pradesh CID's custody. ( Watch )
Ramalinga Raju surrendered before the DG of Andhra Pradesh Police S S P Yadav, a police official said.
Ramalinga Raju was arrested along with his brother and co-founder B Rama Raju on charges of criminal breach of trust, criminal conspiracy, cheating, falsification of records and forgery, Andhra DGP told Reuters.
Earlier in the day, Andhra Pradesh CID filed criminal case against former Satyam chief Ramalinga Raju.
Raju, whose whereabouts were a matter of speculation ever since he made the startling disclosure on Wednesday about the Rs 7,800 crore financial fraud, had been in hiding and was summoned to appear before the SEBI on Saturday, PTI reported.
Earlier on Friday evening, the government disbanded the current board of Satyam Computer and announced that it would nominate 10 directors on its board.
Corporate affairs minister Prem Chand Gupta said in New Delhi that the names of the new members would be announced soon for the board, which would meet in the next seven days.
The existing board of the company was scheduled to meet tomorrow to discuss the crisis that has engulfed the company and its over 50,000 employees.
Founder of Satyam B Ramalinga Raju, who has been summoned by market regulator SEBI tomorrow, had resigned as Chairman after disclosing staggering financial fraud. Five other directors had also resigned leaving the strength only at three.
Announcing the decision, corporate affairs minister Prem Chand Gupta said: "The current board ceases to exist and there would not be any meeting
tomorrow... the new board will meet in the next seven days."
The government's decisive action came nearly 60 hours after the startling disclosure by Raju, presumed to have strong political friends, that put the company and its over 50,000 employees fate in limbo.
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2009 Travel Trends
Saturday, January 3, 2009
Travel is changing. Here, a look at the trends to expect in the coming year.
In these tumultuous times, we return to the essential pleasures of travel, rediscovering classic destinations and old-fashioned manners, seeking out comfort and serenity and quiet. What’s old is new again this year.
The shaky economy has lead to some drastic changes in the ways people travel, creating new breeds of travelers, like flashpackers. The flashier version of the backpacker values the same low-cost methods of traveling as the traditional backpacker but would rather steer clear of group accommodations in lieu of a private (but affordable) room.
Cruise lines are reinventing themselves. Take the launch of Celebrity Cruises’ Solstice, the first of five in a new class of ships, intended to change the way people feel about cruising by putting a modern spin on the glamour of ocean liners past. The luxury ship exceeds the average ship’s accommodations and level of sophistication-and even adds a touch of eco-friendliness, like its heat-absorbing half-acre lawn, where can guests picnic and play croquet.
Microsoft Releases Its First-ever IPhone Application
Friday, December 19, 2008
Microsoft’s first-ever iPhone application is a slick photo viewer with a browsing capability that handles a large number of photos on a mobile device screen.
The Seadragon mobile application is free through Apple’s application store. It a product of Microsoft’s Live Labs division, which focuses on developing Web-based technology and applications.
Seadragon incorporates the Deep Zoom feature, which is also integrated into Silverlight 2, Microsoft’s multimedia tool. It allows a user to quickly magnify a particular area of a photo, regardless of its size.
Microsoft said the aim of the mobile application is to let users view even wall-sized displays on a mobile device, regardless of the amount of bandwidth on the network.
Seadragon renders documents as little thumbnails, and a double-tap brings it into focus. A reverse pinch on the iPhone’s touch screen kicks in the Deep Zoom, revealing sharp detail.
