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Employees work at a call centre, the first of its kind in the region run by Essar Group's business processing arm AEGIS, in Rangreth, on the outskirts of Srinagar, August 26, 2011.
(photo: WN / Imran Nissar)
Technology Park at Budgam on Anvil
Kashmir Observer
| Srinagar, May 17:- Government is contemplating to set up an IT park at Ompora, Budgam Kashmir on the lines of State of the Art technology parks in Hyderabad, Mumbai and Bangalore in the first instance, aimed at increasing employment opportunities by way of entrepreneurship for the youth and also a...
India Kolkata East Bengal Football Players in action during the match between MD.Sporting at Yuba Bharati Krirangan , Saltlake in Eastern India City
(photo: WN / Bhaskar Mallick)
Football gets closer to technology goal
Business Day
| DECADES after the invention of spy satellites capable of detecting a golf ball from outer space, referees may soon be equipped with technology that will enable them to tell if a football has crossed the goal line. After years of debate, which has moved at a glacial pace, world football chiefs are ...
Super Saturday: Science, Technology, Engineering, Math (STEM) expo this weekend!
The Examiner
| Got a kid wh is passionate about science?  Or maybe one you wish would take it a little more seriously? | Then make sure you take them both to Super Saturday on May 19 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Harlem Armory on 142nd and Fifth Avenue. | Sponso...
Information sessions scheduled for those transitioning into technology careers
The Examiner
| Health information technology is one of the nation’s fastest growing fields and the number of good-paying jobs it is creating in Michigan has motivated St. Clair County Community College (SC4) to develop a program to prepare students for this fie...
Pentagon accuses China of spying, using Western technology to bolster military
The Times Of India
SHARE | AND | DISCUSSTweetThe world's "most active and persistent" perpetrators of economic espionage, Chinese agencies also represent a "growing" threat to US economic security, Pentagon said.WASHINGTON: China is pursuing a massive military modernis...
Expressway in India - road - travel
WN / Aruna Mirasdar
Japan keen on technology transfer for Indian expressways
The Times Of India
Tweet NEW DELHI: Japan is keen on technology transfer with India for developing expressways, the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways said today. | Japanese Land, Infrastructure...
Students and teacher in the classroom of Engineering college - India
WN / Aruna Mirasdar
Technology makes teachers head back to classrooms
DNA India
| This summer vacation, while you think of newer ways to push your classes out of your mind, your teachers may actually be heading to one. | To keep up with technologies being put ...
 Actor Robert Redford answers questions during a news conference Saturday, Jan. 20, 1996, nf2
APphoto
Robert Redford: 'Movie Technology Has Gone Too Far'
IMDb
| Hollywood legend Robert Redford is convinced movie technology has become too advanced, and doubts 3D films will stand the test of time. | The actor-turned-director has transporte...
Needham & Company Reiterates a 'Buy' on UQM Technologies (UQM); CODA Automotive Delivers First Fleet Vehicle
StreetInsider
| UQM Hot Sheet Rating Summary: |     2 Buy, 0 Hold, 0 Sell | Rating Trend: Up | Today's Overall Ratings: |     Up: 20 | Down: 12 | New: 29 Needham & Company reiterates a 'Buy' on UQM Technologies (NYSE: UQM) price target of $4.00...
ICT - Use Technology to Protect Your Businesses
All Africa
[New Era] Elizabeth Asino-Joseph - Business owners are primarily preoccupied with bottom line priorities-watching business profits, serving customers, and managing employees. | ...
Kentucky News Review: Park service using technology to stop ginseng poaching
Lexington Herald-Leader
| May 18, 2012 | The National Park Service is using high tech to crack down on wild ginseng  poachers in the Cumberland Gap National Historical Park, reports the Knoxville News Sentinel. The park has used cameras and remote sensing units to comb...
Cyber World
A Kashmiri youth reads a news item posted on his Facebook page in an Internet cafe in Srinagar, India, Saturday, Aug. 28, 2010. With student discussion groups banned and thousands of security operatives believed to be snooping on protesters, a wave of Web-savvy protesters in Indian-controlled Kashmir have begun using social networking to publicize their fight and keep fellow demonstrators energized and focused. The protesters who call themselves 'sangbazan,' or the stone pelters, use Facebook to debate the weekly calendar of protests, discuss ways to hold Kashmiri leaders accountable and trade daily news updates, some of questionable reliability.
(photo: WN / Imran Nissar)
'Internet revolution bypasses rural India'
Zeenews
New Delhi: Internet revolution has bypassed rural India with less than half a percent of families having the facility at home as against 6 percent in cities, reveals a government survey. | "At all India level only about 0.4 percent of rural households had access to Internet at home as compared to about 6 percent of urban households," said the Natio...
Science
Vehicles on the road - vehicles required petrol or diesel as fuel, but new research is suggesting the use of Hydrogen in place of petrol and diesel as tomorrow's biofuel
(photo: WN / Aruna Mirasdar)
'Hydrogen is tomorrow's biofuel' say scientists
PhysOrg
| Currently, Brazil is the world’s most intensive user of bioethanol as an alternative to gasoline for powering transport. There are questions about whether the mass production of bioethanol using sugarcane is sustainable in the long-term. Bioethanol generates carbon dioxide and agricultural waste. However, creating clean hydrogen from wa...
Space
Hauseselhengst (Equus asinus) beim Versuch, eine Stute zu decken, die vor vier Wochen ein Fohlen bekommen hat, fotografiert im Letzenberg Tierpark Malsch (Baden-Wrttemberg, Deutschland)
(photo: Creative Commons / 4028mdk09)
Are donkeys really stubborn, asks university conference
The Daily Telegraph
The question of whether donkeys are stubborn or simply "misunderstood" has been discussed at a conference held by a leading British university. | Donkeys and mules were labelled as 'stupid, servile and stubborn' by Ancient Greek writers Homer and Aesop Photo: Christopher Jones | 8:26AM BST 13 May 2012 | The School of Oriental and African Studi...



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