Srikalahasti temple in Rajagopuram crashed on yesterday (because of government )

500 years old Rajagopuram built by the Vijayanagara emperor Sri Krishna Devaraya in Srikalahasti temple collapsed late on Wednesday evening, creating panic among the local. Main temple at Srikalahasti was not affected by the collapse of the 135-feet gopuram. Witnesses said a huge structure from the top of the gopuram fell on the ground with a huge thud at 8.05 pm. Within a minute the whole structure collapsed and turned into a pile of rubble.
Though local people said they saw two security guards sitting under the gopuram, it is not certain whether there has been loss of life. Two women last seen in the spot were yet to return home. There are also reports that more than 200 monkeys could have been buried in the debris.
Nearby shopkeepers had noticed a huge crack extending from the bottom to the top of the gopuram during the last three days. It is believed that the rains that followed Cyclone Laila further weakened its structure. Terming the collapse a bad omen, women all over the town two lamps (pramidhas) in front of their houses. Some agama pundits seconded the view. But for most of the populace, the collapse of the gopuram was more of a sad event. At a time when the entire state is celebrating the 500th coronation year of the emperor, his dream structure has been dashed to pieces.

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When Downs was brought to trial, in 1984, she was pregnant with another child, and gave birth to a baby girl 10 days before her sentencing.

Reactions of leaders on kasab death sentence

Pakistani terrorist Ajmal Kasab has been awarded the death sentence by the 26/11 trial court on four counts. He has also been given a life term on five counts. Below are some reactions to his sentence:
Veerappa Moily:
Reacting to the death sentence for Kasab, Law Minister Veerappa Moily told NDTV, "This is absolutely a message for Pakistan. Pakistan cannot meddle with the lives...of the property of India. And if any terrorists are encouraged by them, they should know that they will meet with the same fate."
S M Krishna:
External Affairs Minister S M Krishna said the trial and sentence awarded to Kasab sends a message to Pakistan that justice will be meted out to anyone waging war against this country. "I think the judge has come to the most appropriate conclusion which could send a positive message that anyone who wants to wage a war against India is caught and after going through a fair trial, he will find that justice will be meted out," he said.
Ashok Chavan:
Reacting to the court's decision, Maharashtra Chief Minister Ashok Chavan said he hoped penalty would be implemented soon.

Abdul Basit, Pakistan's Foreign Office spokesman:
Pakistan has reacted in a guarded manner to the death sentence handed down to its national Ajmal Kasab, saying its legal experts would study the detailed judgement. "We have seen in India the reported judgement on Ajmal Kasab and the sentence has been pronounced today. You will appreciate that our legal experts need to go through the detailed judgement," Foreign Office spokesman Abdul Basit said.
Sandeep Unnikrishnan's father K Unnikrishnan:
Minutes after hearing that Kasab had been sentenced to death, K Unnikrishnan shared his reaction with NDTV. It's not about vengeance, he said. His son, Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan, was among the commandos who died protecting Mumbai from Ajmal Kasab and the nine other Pakistani terrorists who carried out the attacks of 26/11. 

Police officials are failing to keep a watch on internet cafes

Police officials are failing to keep a watch on internet cafes which have become centres for anti- social and anti-national activities.
There is no supervision or control over the numerous cyber cafes across the district. Around 100 internet centres function in Nizamabad, Kamareddy, Bodhan, Armoor, Banswada, Yellareddy towns and in rural areas. Following the arrest of Lashkar-e-Tayyaba operative Zia Ul Haq in Hyderabad, the extent of the use of internet by terrorists came to light.
Nizamabad district has been identified as a terrorist-affected area with several offences committed in the district for some time.
Inter Service Intelligence (ISI) activities were reported in Bodhan, Nizamabad and Navipet areas of the district.
The encounter of terrorist Azam Ghori in neighboring Jagtial of Karimnagar district, the arrest of Ashiq Ali, another terrorist near Sarangapur in Nizamabad mandal, indicated this. The role of terrorists is suspected in serial stabbing cases in Kamareddy town three years ago.
Owners of cyber cafes are providing fully covered cabins for users without verifying their identity proof, facilitating misuse of internet for browsing pornographic sites and communicating with terrorist elements.
Bodhan DSP B. Srinivas Reddy said that they had raided internet centres earlier to prevent any illegal activities.
There was no chance for anti-social activities in those centres, he said.
“We are frequently verifying the licences of cyber cafes as well as computer training institutes,” he explained. The police said they were also asking the owners to check the identity of internet users.

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The karnataka Educational board like to be announced the 2nd PUC results 2010 on 07-05-2010 at 9:00 AM sharply and SSLC Results 2010 on 06-05-2010 at 7:00 AM . The Karnataka 2nd puc results 2010 will be available in their official website www.karresults.nic.in . Due to Heavy traffic in Karnataka Educational board official website on results time click the below some more results websites for 2nd puc results.
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Andhra Pradesh State “Secondary School Certificate” (SSC-2010) exam results will be declared on  26th or 27th of May. According to the State Higher Education Council Chairman K.C.Reddy, “We got letter from SSC Board, all set announce the results on 26 or 27th or May, final date will be announce shortly after finish evolution process”. he said.
Over 13, 60,000 students are written the 10th class exams from the state. The SSC-2010 exams were conducted by the state board, these exams were held the all over the state, and strict rules have been made clear to the students. The AP state SSC exams were held from 22nd March to 8th April 2010.

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he results of the HSSLC Examination, Science & Commerce streams, 2010 will be declared on 5th May, 2010 at 9:00 AM Sharply .Results will be available in their official website www.megresults.nic.in . Result booklet will be available in the Board offices at Tura and Shillong. keep watch this blog for HSSLC 2010 Results updated results website links 
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Brain-mapping, Polygraph and Narco-analysis tests in suspects declared as “illegal”- Supreme Court

The Supreme Court today declared as “illegal” use of narco-analysis, brain-mapping and polygraph tests on suspects. No individual can be forced and subjected to such techniques involuntarily, and by doing so it amounts to unwarranted intrusion of personal liberty. The court said that involuntarily subjecting an accused, a suspect or a witness to such techniques violates Article 20 (3) of the Constitution, which prohibits self-incrimination. Further, forcing an individual to such methods of investigation violates the scheme of legal process, it said, adding that even if a person is subjected to such a mode of investigation on consent, the result of the test cannot be an admissible piece of evidence.The bench, also comprising Justices R. V. Raveendran and Dalveer Bhandari, said if anything obtained by the investigators from such techniques in which a person had volunteered, the agencies can use them for further probe.

Videocon stopped 3 years from doing business with World Bank

The World Bank has blacklisted the Indian company Videocon for 3years, ending January 11, 2013 for indulging in fraud and corrupt practices in dealings with it. Videocon Industries has been barred from doing any business with the World Bank for violating “procurement guidelines”, for 3years, beginning January 11, 2010, a notification on the Bank's website said. The World Bank had taken a similar tough line with Satyam Computer months before the IT company's founder chairman confessed to an accounting fraud. The period of ineligibility of Videocon Industries extends to any firm directly or indirectly controlled by the sanctioned firm,” the World Bank said. It further said that the ineligibility might be reduced by up to one year, if after two years of ineligibility, the Bank's Sanctions Board finds Videocon of having taken ‘satisfactory' remedial actions. The list of debarred entities from India include two Kolkata-based firms B R & Sons and Hemant Tibrewal, and three Delhi-based entities — Om Prakash Jindal, Upasana Jindal and S M Scientific Instruments Pvt. Ltd. For more see the list in : www.worldbank.org/debarr/

Pak is trying to help Kasab: Malik

Pakistan has said that it will examine the issue of providing assistance to Ajmal Kasab, convicted by an Indian court for involvement in the 2008 Mumbai attacks, only if he seeks its help.
Interior Minister Rehman Malik on Tuesday told reporters that the Pakistan government will react to the conviction of Kasab only after the Indian court's detailed judgment is made public.
He made the remarks hours after a special court in Mumbai found Kasab, the lone terrorist arrested during the attacks, guilty of murder and waging war against India. Kasab was convicted on most of the 86 charges against him and faces the death penalty.
Asked by reporters if the Pakistan government will provide aid to Kasab, Malik said authorities would act within the provisions of law.
"If someone wants or applies (for assistance), we will examine it. If he doesn't apply, then we will not examine it," he said. "Help is given to those who ask for it. If you ask (me), a terrorist is a terrorist," Malik added.
Referring to the trial of seven suspects arrested by Pakistani authorities for alleged involvement in the Mumbai attacks, Malik said the First Information Report against these persons was filed on the basis of Kasab's statement. "Our court will want that the person who recorded Kasab's statement should come (to Pakistan) to testify," he said.
The Pakistan government recently sought formal access to Kasab to facilitate the trial of the seven suspects, including Lashker-e-Tayyaba commander Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi.
Malik also there was credible information about the death of Hakimullah Mehsud, the chief of the banned Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan. However, the government cannot conduct a DNA test to prove the death of Hakimullah as it did not possess his body, he said.
Hakimullah claimed in new video posted on the internet on Tuesday that he was alive and well. He also warned that his fighters would carry out attacks on major cities in the US within a month to avenge the killing of top Taliban leaders like Baithullah Mehsud.
Reports earlier this year had said that Hakimullah was killed in a US drone attack in Pakistan's tribal belt in January. Malik further said: "Terrorists are not Muslims. They are rather infidels. The operation against militants will continue till the last militant is killed or captured."

IIT-JEE 2010,Students want to write a fresh Exam

IIT directors on Sunday announced they will take “corrective measures” regarding the typographical errors and wrong instructions in question papers in this year’s IIT-JEE. But this has not appeased students, and the demand for cancelling the IIT-JEE and conducting a fresh exam is gaining momentum.
The “corrective measures” evoked sharp criticism from students and teachers as they failed to address the real issues that would damage the prospects of merit students getting selected to premier IITs. “The directors of seven old IITs have ignored the biggest error that they made in Section II of Paper-I and Section-IV of Paper-II. In these sections, any student can easily score around 93 marks by darkening all the circles to answer particular questions as there was no negative marking for wrong answers,” said Mr M.V. Ramana Rao, a IIT-JEE trainer.
Nearly 50,000 students from the state appeared for IIT-JEE 2010 out of a total of about 4.72 lakh who took the exam across the country. Students from AP have been bagging a major chunk of seats for the last five years.
“The real issue is that candidates wasted valuable time due to the mistakes in the question papers. This issue has not been addressed,” said Mr Raghunath, senior IIT-JEE faculty at the Narayana group.
Students who took the exam in Hindi said they took six questions lightly as these questions were wrongly shown as carrying three marks each when actually they were worth eight marks each.
“Though the corrective measures stated that they will be evaluated for eight marks, it will be useful for only those who attempted these questions. Several of my friends ignored them as they felt that it was not worth spending time just to gain three marks. Instead, they focused on questions which carried more marks. How will the corrective measures do justice to such students?” asked Mr Vikas Agarwal, an IIT aspirant.
“The corrective measures announced will do no justice to the affected candidates. There is no other solution except to conduct a fresh exam,” said Mr Anand Krishna, a parent, who is planning to file a legal case against IIT-Madras, which conducted the IIT-JEE.

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Karnataka 2nd PUC Results 2010 | karresults.nic.in

The karnataka Educational board has announced that the results of the Pre-University Courseexaminations would be announced shortly and those of the Senior Secondary Leaving Certificate Examinations would be announced shortly . The results can be available in their official website shortly . For PUC results 2010 and SSLC results 2010 are available in below links .
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26th Apr, 2010: Chief Minister K Rosaiah, today, justified the slashing of 3,000 IIIT (Indian Institute of Information Technology) seats, saying that the goverment had to take matters of insufficient accommodation, infrastructure to be built and the level of academic clearance into consideration before reaching the conclusion. The decision was taken by the entire cabinet in general, he stated.

The CM was in Anantapur for the second day today, taking part in the Prajapatham programme there.

Funded by the government, the IIIT seats prove invaluable to rural students who are usually deprived of opportunities for technical education. Reduction of seats by 3,000 out of the existing 6,000 in the 3 IIITs of the state - located at Nuzvid, Idupulapaya and Basara - threatens to further hit the opportunities basket of students from rural backgrounds.

These IIITs are part of the Rajiv Gandhi University of Knowledge Technologies (RGUKT) collection of institutes set up in 2008. They are autonomous, fully residential, and specialize in Information Technology. Each student pays Rs. 6,000 per annum for the 6-year integrated program, and the government bears the rest of the Rs. 1.5 lakh tution fees for every student, also providing a free laptop.

The government had invested Rs. 900 crore into the institutes in the first year of operation in 2008. In 2009, while the government budgeted for Rs. 600 crore, it only disbursed Rs. 240 crore in reality. This year, the allocation has been further reduced to Rs. 100 crore.

Medical college in Bhutan has been jointly by Lyonchhoen Jigmi Y Thinley and India's Prime minister

Diplomatic relations between India and Bhutan were established in 1968 with the appointment of a resident representative of India in Thimphu. Before this our relations with Bhutan were looked after by our Political Officer in Sikkim. The basic framework of India – Bhutan bilateral relations is the Treaty of Friendship and Cooperation of 1949 between the two countries, which was updated and signed during the visit to India of His Majesty Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck in February 2007. The updated India-Bhutan Friendship Treaty not only reflects the contemporary nature of our relationship but also lays the foundation for their future development in the 21st century. The Treaty provides, amongst other things, for perpetual peace and friendship, free trade and commerce, and equal justice to each other's citizens. Our bilateral political relations with Bhutan have matured over the years and are characterised by close trust and understanding and extensive cooperation in the field of economic development, particularly in the mutually beneficial sector of hydroelectric power.

India-Bhutan Friendship Treaty
India and Bhutan have traditionally enjoyed a warm, cordial and mutually beneficial relations. The Treaty of Friendship and Cooperation of 1949 governs the basic framework of bilateral relations between the two countries. the treaty provides, among others, perpetual peace and friendship, free trade and commerce and equal justice tom each others' citizens. The India-Bhutan friendship Treaty of 1949 was updated and signed during the visit of His Majesty the 5th Druk Gyalpo to india in February 2007.

High Level Visits
This special relationship is further sustained by the tradition of regular visits and extensive exchange of views at the highest levels between the two countries. At the invitation of our President, the King of Bhutan, His Majesty Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck, paid a State Visit to India from December 21-26, 2009.
This was his first State Visit to a foreign country since his coronation as the King of Bhutan in November 2008. Prime Minister Lyonchen Jigmi Y. Thinley visited India from 28 June to 3 July 2009 to facilitate the new Government. The Prime Minister of Bhutan was the first Head of Government to visit India during the present term of the UPA government. President Pratibha Devisingh Patil visited Bhutan from 5-8 November 2008 and was the Guest of honour at the Coronation celebrations of His Majesty Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck the King on Bhutan. Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh paid a very successful State visit to Bhutan from 16-17 May 2008. This was followed by a visit to India by first democratically elected Prime Minister of Bhutan Lyonchen Jigmi Y. Thinley from 14-17 July 2008. The Fourth King of Bhutan Jigme Singye Wangchuck was the Chief Guest at the Republic Day celebrations in January 2005 and visited India for bilateral discussions in August 2005 and July 2006. His Majesty the King of Bhutan Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck visited India in February 2007.These visits provided an opportunity to discuss bilateral political and economic issues and other issues of mutual interest. Other important high level visits from India in the past have been:
President's visit to Bhutan
  1. Shri V.V. Giri in April 1970 and june 1974
  2. Shri R. Venkatraman in October 1988

Prime Minister's visit to bhutan

  1. Pandit Jawaharal Nehru in 1958
  2. Smt. Indra Gandhi in 1968 and October 1072
  3. Shri Rajiv Gandhi in October 1958 and September. 1988
  4. Shri P.V Narasimha Rao in August 1993
The other important visits from India in recent past were that of National Security Advisor to PM, Shri M. K. Narayanan, in November 2009, Shri Pawan Kumar Bansal, Minister of Parliamentary Affairs and Water Resources in October 2009 (to attend the International Conference on ‘Deepening and Sustaining Democracy in Asia’), Home Minister Shri P. Chidambaram in August 2009 (first-ever visit of any Indian Home Minister to Bhutan), External Affairs Minister S. M. Krishna in June 2009 (first official visit abroad after assuming office), former External Affairs Minister Shri Pranab Mukherjee in November 2008, July 2007 and December 2006, Minister of Power, Shri Sushil Kumar Shinde in December 2008, Special Envoy to PM on Climate Change, Shri Shyam Saran in July 2009, Chief Election Commissioner, Shri Navin Chawla in October 2009, former Chief Election Commissioner Shri N. Gopalaswami in March 2008, Comptroller and Auditor General Shri Vinod Rai in September 2009, Foreign Secretary Smt. Nirupama Rao in September 2009 (first official visit abroad after assuming office), National Security Advisor to PM, Shri M. K. Narayanan in November 2009, former Foreign Secretary Shri Shivshankar Menon in November, May and February 2008 and February 2009, Home Secretary Shri V. K. Duggal in March 2007, Chief Information Commissioner, Shri Wajahat Habibullah in October 2007 and May 2009 and Secretary (Health and Family Welfare) Shri Naresh Dayal in August 2007. From Bhutan important visits were by Prime Minister Lyonchen Jigmi Y. Thinley for the 2nd BIMSTEC Summit in New Delhi in November 2008, Lyonpo Khandu Wangchuk, Minister for Economic Affairs in January 2010, January and March 2009 and December 2008, Lyonpo Zangley Dukpa, Health Minister in January 2010, November and September 2008, Lyonpo Jigme Tshultim, Speaker of the National Assembly in Aug-Sept 2008 and Foreign Secretary Yeshey Dorji for Annual Plan Talks in October 2008.
The Royal Bhutan Consulate in Kolkata was inaugurated by the Governor of West Bengal in the presence of the Bhutanese Foreign Minister on 17 December 2009 (102nd National Day of Bhutan).

Agreements/MoUs
India and Bhutan have signed many agreements and MOUs during the last few decades. During the visit of His Majesty Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck in December 2009, twelve (12) MOUs/ Agreements in areas of hydropower, IT, health/ medicine, narcotics, civil aviation, agriculture and environment were signed.
These are:
  • Four (4) MoUs for preparation/updation of Detailed Project Reports (DPRs) of the Amochhu Reservoir Hydroelectric Project (HEP), the Kuri Gongri HEP, the Chamkharchhu-I HEP and the Kholongchhu HEP;
  • MoU for the Development of ICT in Bhutan;
  • MoU for the Establishment of the Bhutan Institute of Medical Sciences;
  • MoU on Drug Demand Reduction and Prevention of Illicit Trafficking in Narcotic Drugs, Psychotropic Substances and Precursor Chemicals and Related Matters;
  • Air Services Agreement;
  • MOU for Harmonisation of Seed Quality Testing and Standards for SAARC Countries;
  • Agreement for Search and Rescue Operation Services;
  • MoU on Technical Assistance to the National Environment Commission of the RGoB; and
  • MoU for Consultancy Services for the Preparation of the National Transmission Grid Master Plan of Bhutan.
    • The other recent MOUs are the updated India-Bhutan Friendship Treaty signed during the visit of His Majesty Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck in February 2007. India and Bhutan signed an agreement for construction of run-of- the- river 1095 MW Punatsangchhu-I Hydroelectric project on 28th July 2007 during the visit of the then EAM, Shri Pranab Mukherjee. During the visit of His Majesty the Fourth King of Bhutan in July 2006, an Agreement laying down the framework for cooperation in the field of hydropower, Protocol to the Inter-Governmental Agreement on the Tala Hydroelectric Project laying down commercial arrangements for purchase of power from the project and the Agreement on Trade, Commerce and Transit were signed. An MoU on Air Services Agreement was signed in June 2005 providing for an increase in the flight frequencies from 12 to 49 per week. Institutional cooperation between UPSC and Royal Civil Service Commission of Bhutan was formalized through signing of an MoU in November 2005. An MoU for cooperation between the two Election Commissions was signed in May 2006. The MOU on Nehru-Wangchuk Scholarship was signed during EAM’s visit to Bhutan in June 2009.
    Economic Cooperation
    Mutually beneficial economic inter-linkages between India and Bhutan have been an important element in our bilateral relations. India continues to be the largest trade and development partner of Bhutan. Planned development efforts in Bhutan began in the early 1960s. The First Five Year Plan (FYP) of Bhutan was launched in 1961. Since then, India has been extending financial assistance to Bhutan’s FYPs. So far, nine Five Year Plans of Bhutan have been completed. Some of the major projects in Bhutan carried out with Indian assistance in the past include 1020 MW Tala Hydroelectric Project, 336 MW Chukha Hydroelectric Project, 60 MW Kurichhu Hydroelectric Project, Penden Cement Plant, Paro Airport, Bhutan Broadcasting Station, Major Highways, Electricity Transmission and Distribution System, Indo-Bhutan Microwave Link, Exploration of Mineral Resources, and Survey and Mapping.
    Ninth Five-Year Plan (2002-2008)
    GOI assistance to Ninth Five Year Plan (2002-08) of Bhutan was Rs. 2610.14 crore. This included Rs 907 crore for project tied assistance, Rs 820 crore as Programme grant and rest as various refunds and subsidies. Major GoI assisted projects completed in the Ninth Plan include 350 bedded JDWNR Hospital in Thimphu, Regional Referral Hospital in Mongar, Phase I of double-laning of Thimphu-Phuentsholing road, double laning of Paro-Chuzom road, construction of 10 new schools, 306 low income housing units, Renovation of Semtokha Dzong, two Youth Centres, RENEW Centre, Human Resource Development, Telecommunications and projects in agriculture and allied sectors. GoI also funded feasibility studies for establishing rail linkages between border towns of India and Bhutan.
    Tenth Five-Year Plan (2008-13)
    The Government of India committed assistance worth Rs. 3400 crores during the 10th FYP. This includes Project tied Assistance (Rs 2000 crore for about 70 projects in key socio-economic sectors such as agriculture, ICT, media, health/ hospitals, education/ schools, capacity building, energy, culture and infrastructure etc), Programme Grant (Rs 700 cr.) and the Small Development Projects (Rs 700 cr.). During his address to the Joint Session of the Bhutanese Parliament in May 2008, Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh informed that the total bilateral economic engagement with Bhutan over the next five years to be of the order of Rs./ Nu. 100 billion. Some of the important projects being executed under the 10th Plan include construction of Supreme Court, strengthening of Constitutional Officers such as Royal Audit Authority, Election Commission, anti-Corruption Commission and Attorney General, renovation of major Dzongs, preparation of DPRs for major power projects, widening of major roads, scholarships and expansion of tertiary educational institutions. The regular Project Monitoring Committee (PMC) meetings and Plan Talks comprising concerned GoI and RGoB members are held regularly to monitor implementation of various projects.
    Mega Projects
    In addition to the GOI assistance mentioned in the above para, GOI also provides support to Bhutan to develop various other developmental projects known as mega projects due to their size. Bilateral cooperation in the hydropower sector has been carried forward with the formal inauguration of the 60 MW Kurichhu Hydroelectric project in April 2006, and commissioning of the 170 MW first unit of 1020 TALA Hydroelectric Project in July 2006. All six units have been commissioned by end March 2007. GOI has agreed to provide assistance to Bhutan in developing the hydropower sector and to purchase at least 10,000 MW of power from Bhutan by 2020. For the purpose ten hydropower projects have been agreed during the first Empowered Joint Group (EJG) Meeting held in Delhi in March 2009. Of these 10 projects, the agreement on the implementation of the Punatsangchhu-I Hydro Electric Project was signed between the two governments on 28th July 2007, while the DPRs for Punatsangchhu –II and Mangedechu Hydroelectric projects have been completed and implementation agreements for these two projects is expected to be signed shortly. The agreement for preparation/ updation of DPRs the Amochhu Reservoir Hydroelectric Project (HEP), the Kuri Gongri HEP, the Chamkharchhu-I HEP and the Kholongchhu HEP have been signed. For other 3 projects (Sunkosh Reservoir, Wangchu Reservoir and Bunakha Reservoir), these are in advance stages of completion. GOI is also committed to the establishment of a 1 million tonne cement project, Dungsum Cement Plant at Nganglam. During his visit to Bhutan Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh announced the construction of the first ever rail link between India and Bhutan, connecting Hashimara to Phuentsholing, called the “Golden Jubilee Rail Line”. The technical studies on the alignment of the rail line have started. The other projects with GOI assistance in pipeline are the capacity building in ICT sector (Rs 205 crore ‘Total Solutions Project’) and health sector (establishment of Bhutan Institute of Medical Sciences).
    Standby credit facility
    GoI has extended a standby credit facility of Rs 300 crores to RGoB in March 2009 to help Bhutan overcome rupee liquidity crunch. This facility will be extended automatically for 6 months each time and will remain in force for 60 months from the date of first withdrawal.
    Trade with India
    India is not only Bhutan's main development partner but also its leading trade partner. A free trade regime exists between India and Bhutan. The India-Bhutan Trade and Commerce Agreement which expired in March 2005, has been renewed for a period of 10 years. Currently, the major items of exports from Bhutan to India are electricity (from Tala, Chukha and Kurichhu Hydroelectric Project), cement, timber and wood products, minerals, cardamom, fruit products, potatoes, oranges and apples, raw silk and alcoholic beverages. Major exports from India to Bhutan are petroleum products, rice, automobiles & spares, machinery and fabrics. The Agreement on Trade and Commerce also provides for duty free transit of Bhutanese merchandise for trade with third countries. Sixteen exit/entry points in India identified in the Protocol for Bhutan's third country trade are: Jaigaon, Chamurchi, Ulta Pani, Hathisar (Gelephu), Darranga, Kolkata, Haldia, Dhubri, Raxaul, Panitanki, Changrabandh, Phulbari, Dawki, New Delhi, Chennai and Mumbai. Of these, Kolkata, Haldia, Mumbai and Chennai are the designated seaports, Dhubri is the riverine route, New Delhi, Chennai, Mumbai and Kolkata are the air routes and Raxaul is the rail route. The others are the designated road routes. 18. India is Bhutan's largest trade partner. During 2008, imports from India were of the order of Rs.17.33 billion and constituted 73.80% of Bhutan’s total imports. Bhutan’s exports to India in 2008 amounted to Rs.21.48 billion and constituted 95% of its total exports.
    [Rupees in Billion]
    Year20012002200320042005200620072008
    Exports to Bhutan
    (Imports from India)    		6.987.5810.2610.1912.8013.0515.0917.33
    Imports from Bhutan
    (Exports to India)    		4.705.135.927.769.9714.4822.7221.48
    Source:Royal Monetary Authority release
    Several important economic and commercial conferences have been held in Bhutan to further our bilateral economic and commercial relations. Coinciding with the Coronation and centenary events a trade fair known as the 5th India Trade Show in December 2008 which witnessed participation by many Indian companies including from the North East. Other conferences include the South Asia Conference on Synergy and CME in November 2005 organized by AIIMS and a Seminar on ‘Public Private Partnership in Social Housing’ in June 2005 organized by HUDCO. Coinciding with the SAARC Car Rally a conference on ‘ICT for sustainable and inclusive development in SAARC’ was held in Thimphu on 19th March 2007. A Workshop for SAARC countries on Applications of Tele-health to Service Delivery in Public Health and Environment was organized by the Ministry of Health, RGoB in collaboration with the School of Telemedicine and Biomedical Informatics, Sanjay Gandhi Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences (SGPGIMS), Lucknow in Thimphu from 27-31 July 2009. Over 40 Indian companies, organised by the Indian Trade Promotion Organisation (ITPO), participated in the 9th SAARC Trade Fair held in Thimphu from 11-14 September 2009. About 50 Bhutanese and 45 Indian companies participated in the Bhutan-India Regional Friendship Trade Fair held in Gelephu from 8-12 January 2010. A Confederation of Indian Industries (CII) team of businessmen/industrialists visited Bhutan in July 2007 and in August 2009. A business delegation from Bhutan led by Secretary, Ministry of Economic Affairs, visited India on invitation of GOI in January 2008 to participate in the CII Partnership Summit in New Delhi. It also visited important business organisations and institutions in Mumbai, Bangalore and Kolkata. A seminar- cum-workshop on business opportunities in Bhutan was also organised in Delhi during the above visit. A 30 member delegation from NASSCOM visited Bhutan in November 2008 during which NIIT agreed to establish a Centre of Excellence at the College of Science and Technology in Bhutan and Infosys agreed to train 100 Bhutanese students every year.
    Educational and Cultural Affairs
    There is close bilateral cooperation in the educational and cultural fields between India and Bhutan. India provides technical expertise and services of specialists to Bhutan in various fields. Government of India's scholarships are granted to 50 Bhutanese students both at undergraduate and postgraduate level every year in Indian Institutions of higher learning. Under the 10th Plan the undergraduate slots have been increased to 85 per year and postgraduate to 77. These GOI Scholarships are in addition to the ITEC (60 slots)/TCS of Colombo Plan (50 slots) training slots provided to Bhutan every year. Ambassador’s scholarships are granted to meritorious and deserving students for studies in India. Ten Bhutanese students are admitted to Sainik schools in India and all expenditure is borne by the GOI. During his visit to Bhutan, Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh announced the government of India’s decision to institute a Nehru-Wangchuck Scholarship to encourage students from Bhutan to study in leading Indian universities and institutions, which is in the process of implementation. A large number of Bhutanese students study in Indian schools and colleges on private basis. To facilitate this, the Education Consultants of India Limited held a seminar- cum-counselling Session in Bhutan in May 2007 for the benefit of Bhutanese students desirous of pursuing further studies in India. Bhutan's Sherubtse College is affiliated to Delhi University. 13 India-based lecturers are posted to this College under the TCS of Colombo Plan. The cooperation was not only limited to official exchanges between the two governments. The people-to-people contacts were also diversified. A five member Indian Ocean Band sponsored by the ICCR performed in Thimphu on 23rd May 2008 as part of Coronation and Centenary Celebrations in Bhutan and to mark the Golden Jubilee Year of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru’s visit to Bhutan in 1958. A 38 member Pungcholam drummers group from Manipur choreographed by Astad Deboo performed during the coronation celebrations in Bhutan 0n 7th Nov 2008. Well known Indian rock band Parikrama performed at the centennial grounds in Thimphu on 26th November 2008 on India day. Friendly football matches between under-16 teams of India and Bhutan were also organised in Bhutan in November 2008 as part of coronation and centenary celebrations. The Embassy invited Manipuri and Odissi dance troupes to perform in Bhutan. Bhutan also participated in the First Exhibition of SAARC Museum of Textiles and Handicrafts (Textile Traditions of South Asia), Seminar – Festival of South Asian Folklore, SAARC Fusion of Music Bands, SAARC Food Festival and SAARC School Students and University Students Exchange Programme organized in December 2007. A Kathak dance troupe led by Mrs. Aditi Mangaldas invited by the Embassy in August 2009 gave performances at various places in Bhutan.
    India-Bhutan Foundation (IBF)
    India-Bhutan Foundation was established in August 2003 during the visit to India of the present King and the then Crown Prince with the aim to enhance people to people exchanges in the focus areas i.e. education, cultural exchanges and environment preservation. Ambassadors of Bhutan and India are the co-Chairpersons of India- Bhutan Foundation. GoI has contributed Rs 5 crore as main corpus amount for IBF with a matching contribution from RGoB. The last meeting of IBF was held in India in October 2009.
    Indian Community
    Foreign residents / workers in Bhutan are estimated at about 37,000 (RGOB figures), the bulk of which are Indian nationals, excluding day workers which number around 7000.

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20-20 world cup 2010 Schedule

The Cricket season doesn't seem to stop these days! And if it's T20 cricket...its certainly going to be packed with lots of entertainment and excitement. It's time again for bang bang when all international teams meet-up in the West Indies to display their prowess in the shortest version of Cricket.

The T20 World Cup 2010 in the Caribbean will be a 17 day long extravaganza where the Cricket fans will get to see 27 nail-biting and exciting matches. Here is the detialed list of Twenty20 World Cup 2010 Schedule/match fixtures.

Groups:
Group A: Pakistan (A1), Bangladesh (A2), Australia
Group B: Sri Lanka (B1), New Zealand (B2), Zimbabwe
Group C: South Africa (C1), India (C2), Afghanistan
Group D: West Indies (D1), England (D2), Ireland



Fixtures

Day Time Schedule/Fixtures Venue
April - 2010
Fri 30 17:00 GMT, 22:30 IST 1st Match, Group B - New Zealand v Sri Lanka Guyana
Fri 30 21:00 GMT, 02:30 IST +1d 2nd Match, Group D - West Indies v Ireland Guyana
May - 2010
Sat 1 13:30 GMT, 19:00 IST 3rd Match, Group C - Afghanistan v India St Lucia
Sat 1 17:30 GMT, 23:00 IST 4th Match, Group A - Bangladesh v Pakistan St Lucia
Sun 2 13:30 GMT, 19:00 IST 5th Match, Group C - India v South Africa St Lucia
Sun 2 17:30 GMT, 23:00 IST 6th Match, Group A - Australia v Pakistan St Lucia
Mon 3 13:30 GMT, 19:00 IST 7th Match, Group B - Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe Guyana
Mon 3 17:30 GMT, 23:00 IST 8th Match, Group D - West Indies v England Guyana
Tue 4 13:30 GMT, 19:00 IST 9th Match, Group B - New Zealand v Zimbabwe Guyana
Tue 4 17:30 GMT, 23:00 IST 10th Match, Group D - England v Ireland Guyana
Wed 5 13:30 GMT, 19:00 IST 11th Match, Group A - Australia v Bangladesh Barbados
Wed 5 17:30 GMT, 23:00 IST 12th Match, Group C - Afghanistan v South Africa Barbados
Thu 6 13:30 GMT, 19:00 IST 13th Match - TBC v TBC (A1 v D2) Barbados
Thu 6 17:30 GMT, 23:00 IST 14th Match - TBC v TBC (C1 v B2) Barbados
Fri 7 13:30 GMT, 19:00 IST 15th Match - TBC v TBC (A2 v C2) Barbados
Fri 7 17:30 GMT, 23:00 IST 16th Match - TBC v TBC (B1 v D1) Barbados
Sat 8 13:30 GMT, 19:00 IST 17th Match - TBC v TBC (A1 v B2) Barbados
Sat 8 17:30 GMT, 23:00 IST 18th Match - TBC v TBC (D2 v C1) Barbados
Sun 9 13:30 GMT, 19:00 IST 19th Match - TBC v TBC (C2 v D1) Barbados
Sun 9 17:30 GMT, 23:00 IST 20th Match - TBC v TBC (B1 v A2) Barbados
Mon 10 13:30 GMT, 19:00 IST 21st Match - TBC v TBC (A1 v C1) St Lucia
Mon 10 17:30 GMT, 23:00 IST 22nd Match - TBC v TBC (B2 v D2) St Lucia
Tue 11 17:00 GMT, 22:30 IST 23rd Match - TBC v TBC (B1 v C2) St Lucia
Tue 11 21:00 GMT, 02:30 IST +1d 24th Match - TBC v TBC (D1 v A2) St Lucia
Thu 13 15:30 GMT, 21:00 IST 1st Semi-Final - TBC v TBC St Lucia
Fri 14 15:30 GMT, 21:00 IST 2nd Semi-Final - TBC v TBC St Lucia
Sun 16 15:30 GMT, 21:00 IST Final - TBC v TBC Barba

Twenty20 World Cup 2009 | 20-20 world cup 2010

Not so long ago if one wanted to see a great 5 over spell; a stint at defensive batting or ‘ridiculous’ hitting, the normal wait time was 5 days – A few ball changes and a 500/4 score. Not anymore. T20 has revolutionised cricket and how? 

The ICC World Twenty20 2009 is the second world event of this format. Started in England to bring in the traditional cricket spectator, T20 has outreached and got in people whose induction into cricket has begun with T20. 

The first ICC World Twenty20 competition was held in the rainbow nation of South Africa in 2007. England is hosting the event this year and West Indies has the honour for 2010. 

Cricket, now has two world cups – The 50 over (ICC world cup) and the T20 version (ICC world T20). 

Rule changes have also contributed immensely to the rising popularity of Twenty Twenty Cricket. The free hit which was later imbibed into the 50 over format as well has been an unqualified success. The dug-outs provide a high- adrenaline rush to not only the viewers but the players as well. The danger of the batsman being timed-out has resulted in unparalleled pace. There is no slouching around and unnecessary water and rest breaks. Some critics had in fact termed the ICC Cricket World Cup 2007 ‘boring’ in comparison to the ICC T20 World Cup.

The ICC World Twenty20 2009 will be an event to behold and admire. Will India be able to retain its title? Would England come out of the Ashes to win an important trophy and that too at home? And what about Australia? 

This is your last chance to exclusively live through Yuvraj Singh’s six sixes; Dinesh Karthik’s spectacular catch to dismiss Graeme Smith; Gauti’s dynamic batting; Joginder Sharma’s bowling; Sreesanth’s final catch; India winning her first match 3-0; Rohit Sharma’s last ball sixes; Robin Uthappa’s high pressure performance; Harbhajan Singh’s bhangra; Yuvi’s celebration with the wicket stick after defeating Australia; Yusuf’s six and MSD gifting his India shirt to the young boy. ICC World Twenty20 2009 will provide its fair share of such moments and you will be happily going gaga over a problem of plenty.

The ICC world Twenty20 2009 provides a great chance for MS Dhoni’s India to do what Australia did consistently: Retain a world title.

T20 World Cup 2010

Not so long ago if one wanted to see a great 5 over spell; a stint at defensive batting or ‘ridiculous’ hitting, the normal wait time was 5 days – A few ball changes and a 500/4 score. Not anymore. T20 has revolutionised cricket and how? 

The ICC World Twenty20 2009 is the second world event of this format. Started in England to bring in the traditional cricket spectator, T20 has outreached and got in people whose induction into cricket has begun with T20. 

The first ICC World Twenty20 competition was held in the rainbow nation of South Africa in 2007. England is hosting the event this year and West Indies has the honour for 2010. 

Cricket, now has two world cups – The 50 over (ICC world cup) and the T20 version (ICC world T20). 

Rule changes have also contributed immensely to the rising popularity of Twenty Twenty Cricket. The free hit which was later imbibed into the 50 over format as well has been an unqualified success. The dug-outs provide a high- adrenaline rush to not only the viewers but the players as well. The danger of the batsman being timed-out has resulted in unparalleled pace. There is no slouching around and unnecessary water and rest breaks. Some critics had in fact termed the ICC Cricket World Cup 2007 ‘boring’ in comparison to the ICC T20 World Cup.

The ICC World Twenty20 2009 will be an event to behold and admire. Will India be able to retain its title? Would England come out of the Ashes to win an important trophy and that too at home? And what about Australia? 

This is your last chance to exclusively live through Yuvraj Singh’s six sixes; Dinesh Karthik’s spectacular catch to dismiss Graeme Smith; Gauti’s dynamic batting; Joginder Sharma’s bowling; Sreesanth’s final catch; India winning her first match 3-0; Rohit Sharma’s last ball sixes; Robin Uthappa’s high pressure performance; Harbhajan Singh’s bhangra; Yuvi’s celebration with the wicket stick after defeating Australia; Yusuf’s six and MSD gifting his India shirt to the young boy. ICC World Twenty20 2009 will provide its fair share of such moments and you will be happily going gaga over a problem of plenty.

The ICC world Twenty20 2009 provides a great chance for MS Dhoni’s India to do what Australia did consistently: Retain a world title.

SSLC results 2010 | PUC, SSLC Examination Results 2010 | www.karresults.nic.in

The karnataka Educational board has announced that the results of the Pre-University Course (PUC) examinations would be announced on May 10th 2010 and those of the Senior Secondary Leaving Certificate (SSLC) examinations would be announced on May 20th 2010 . The results can be available in their official website shortly . For PUC results 2010 and SSLC results 2010 are available in below links .
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SSLC results 2010 | www.keralaresults.nic.in | Kerala SSLC Examination 2010 Results

The Kerala Education Board are announced the Kerala SSLC results 2010 on 3rd May 2010 . The Results of Kerala SSLC 2010 will available in their official website on Monday 3rd May 2010. For Kerala SSLC results 2010 can be get from below links
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Saurashtra University Result 2010 | Saurashtra Result 2010 | www.saurashtrauniversity.edu

Saurashtra University announced the B.E. Mechanical 3rd, B.E. Mechanical 4th and B.E. Mechanical 5th SEM , T.Y.BA Result 2010 . For results click the below links.........
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AURPGCET 2010 from May 16 to 21 ........
Andhra University AURPGCET 2010 will be held from May 16 to 21. AURPGCET 2010 Hall tickets will be sent to the candidates soon and the time table and hall ticket numbers are being posted on the AU website www.andhrauniversity.info/doa for the information of the candidates. If the hall ticket is not received the Chief Superintendent of the test center concerned has to be contacted one day before the test. The hall ticket can be obtained by paying the dues if any. The cash receipt has to be produced along with the hall ticket in the examination hall.
If a candidate has not been allotted hall ticket number, he or she has to contact the DOA office immediately and in case the hall ticket number is on the website but the hall ticket is not received by May 12, the candidate has to contact the DOA office 0891 2573441 or 2706928 here at least two days before the examination or the Chief Superintendent of the examination center concerned one day before the test. Physically challenged candidates seeking the services of a scribe have to inform the Chief Superintendent of the examination center in advance. Tests to be conducted only in Visakhapatnam.

T20 cricket | T20 cricket World Cup live in star cricket

T20 cricket World Cup Tomorrow(3-5-2010).....
  India will need to ensure a flying start in the T20 cricket World Cup here on Afghanistan Saturday.Skipper Dhoni has warned his team mates to underestimate Afghanistan. Considering that a win tomorrow can anchor their Super Eights slat, India are expected to have their best men on the park. Murali Vijay may make his debut, it is unlikely they would blood R Vinay Kumar, who though could be handy on this slow-paced deck. Indian top-order has been fortified with the presence of Gautam Gambhir, Yuvraj Singh, Suresh Raina. Down the order, there is Yusuf Pathan, Mahendra Singh Dhoni. Ravindra Jadeja down the order.
Afghanistan, on the other hand, has already rang a warning bell, saying they have some tricks up their sleeves and were capable of surprising the Indians at the Beausejour Cricket Ground tomorrow.
Teams:
Afghanistan: Nawroz Mangal (C), Mohammad Nabi, Karim Sadiq, Mirwais Ashraf, Rais Ahmadzai, Dawlat Ahmadzai, Mohammad Shahzad, Hamid Hassan, Samiullah Shinwari, Noor Ali, Asghar Stanikzai, Shahpoor Zadran, Shabir Noori, Sayed Nasrat, Shafiq Shafaq.
India: Mahendra Singh Dhoni (C), Murali Vijay, Gautam Gambhir, Yuvraj Singh, Suresh Raina, Yusuf Pathan, Dinesh Karthik, Ravindra Jadeja, Zaheer Khan, Praveen Kumar, Ashish Nehra, Harbhajan Singh, Piyush Chawla, Vinay Kumar, Rohit Sharma.
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