February 16, 2012 in General by Kumar

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January 8, 2012 in Internet by Kumar

New Diet Pills hitting the market

It seems like New Year season is a great time for launching new diet pills and weight loss supplements as many people resolve to lose weight in the coming months. There are two particular weight loss supplements that have been very much talked about in the last few days – Nuratrim and Capsiplex Plus. You can read the Nuratrim Review UK and the Capsiplex Plus Review UK to know more about what these products actually are.

Most of these diet pills and weight loss supplements work in a very similar principal – enhancing metabolism and rapid oxidation of fat and carbohydrates inside the body. Different products seem to take different route to achieve this using a different types of combination of varieties of ingredients.

Some of these diet products also reduces your appetite or cravings for food. A good appetite suppressant also goes a long way in helping you lose weight as it will directly cut down your calorie intake and prevent further accumulation of dietary fats into the body.

Please watch out for more updates on weight loss and health supplements.

February 8, 2011 in India News by Kumar

ICAI Results November 2010 for CA IPCC and PCC announced

All the students who appeared for PCE, IPCE, MAC,IRM, ITL & WTO Exam need to hold their breath for the last moment as the ICAI (Institute of Chartered Accountants of India is all set to declare the results today i.e. on February 8, 2011.

These ICAI CA Results 2011 include IPCC Results Nov 2010 and Integrated Professional Competence Examination/ Accounting Technician Examination (IPCE/ PCE).

The exams were held in the month of November last year. It is expected that the result will be out on the official website of ICAI at around 1:00 pm.

So, all the candidates who appeared for the above mentioned exam can check the results by visiting the institute’s official website: http://www.icai.org/, once declared.

Students can download the IPCC Nov 2010 results from ICAI’s result website http://caresults.nic.in/.

Students can also receive their IPCC Nov 2010 results through email in the inbox. For this purpose, students can visit the http://caresults.nic.in/ website.

ICAI was established under an act of Parliament. It is a statutory body and it is the premiere accountancy institution in India.

All the students who have appeared for the exam are recommended to regularly visit the aforementioned website and we will provide latest updates once the result is declared.

December 5, 2010 in India News by Kumar

Airlines fares comes down with Ministry pressure

The high airlines fares have come down by 20-25 percent in comparison to last week’s fare as the pressure from the Ministry of Civil Aviation mounted on domestic airlines.

As per report of the official sources, it was told that the mounting pressure by the Civil Aviation Ministry and the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) against exorbitant airfares had been a success.

Last week, the lowest last minute Delhi –Mumbai fare which had climbed Rs17000 has been brought down to the range of  Rs5,000 to Rs20,000 on economy class ticket, while that on Delhi-Chennai and Delhi-Kolkata stood between Rs 5,000 and Rs 15,000, the officials said.

However, despite of the lowering of the fares by 20-25 percent the fares are high in comparison to the last year’s airline ticket fares. Sources have reported that the lowest available fares at the same time last year was about Rs 3, 000 for Delhi-Mumbai and Rs 4, 000 for the Delhi-Chennai and Delhi-Kolkata sectors.

The newly appointed head of DGCA E K Bharat Bhushan and his predecessor SNA Zaidi, Civil Aviation secretary, over the last two weeks held deliberations with the airline representative to bring down the fares. DGCA had a formal meeting with officials of the no-frill carriers IndiGo, Spicejet and GoAir, yesterday following a directive asking all carriers to explain the high fares they were charging. They are likely to meet the representative of full service carriers Air India, Jet Airways and Kingfisher.

The airlines had earlier proposed a price band for tickets based on distance with a maximum price of Rs 24,000-Rs 40,000 a ticket for distance more than 1,400 km.

November 27, 2010 in India News by Kumar

India warned by US of possible data leaks from Wikileaks

The US department has warned India and many other countries of possible classified data leaks from Wikileaks. The US government is concerned that these leaks may harm relations of US with its allies and friends.

A US official told that they are not sure what the reports are and what it contains. They also are not sure what Wikileaks plans to do. But they made their position clear that these documents should not be released.

State Department spokesman P.J. Crowley said on Friday: “We have reached out to India to warn them about a possible release of documents.”

Wikileaks has warned that these new documents will be 7 times more than the Iraq documents which they released last month.

Many governments of Saudi Arabia, Germany, the UAE, Britain, France and Afghanistan has also been warn of the possible leaks.

November 25, 2010 in India News by Kumar

Kiran Kumar Reddy sworn in as the Andhra Pradesh CM

Kiran Kumar Reddy, a former Andhra Pradesh assembly speaker, is the new Andhra Pradesh CM. He is the 16th chief minister of the state.

The 50 year old minister who is also a four time MLA was sworn onto the oath of office and secrecy by Governor E S L Narasimhan. The new chief minister came in after former CM Rosaiah resigned yesterday.

Many ministers including union ministers and party observers like Ghulam Nabi Azad, M Veerappa Moily, former CM Rosaiah and other Congress leaders, MLAs and MLCs attended the swearing-in ceremony.

Only Kiran Kumar was sworn in as the CM in the ceremony. The other ministers for the Council of Ministers is to be reconstituted after he holds a meeting with the Congress high command. He is expected to leave for Delhi today to meet AICC president Sonia Gandhi.

November 24, 2010 in India News by Kumar

Yeddyurappa continues as Karnataka CM

Yeddyurappa, the Karnataka CM, who have been in news for alleged land scams worth crores of rupees, will still continue as the CM. BJP Chief Nitin Gadkari, today announced that after consulatations with senior leaders and state leaders, the party has decided that BS Yeddyurappa will continue as Karnataka CM.

Gadkari also said that while the Commission of Inquiry appointed by the Karnataka government would go into the allegations of land allotment against him, the party was also requested by the Chief Minister to go into these or any other allegations.

THe BJP’s decision came after Yeddyurappa went to the offensive by threatening that if he goes down, he will take down Sushma Swaraj and Ananth with him. He also threatened that his supporters of more than 13 MLAs will resign which will eventually lead to the collapse of the BJP government in Karnataka.

Yedyurappa also belongs to the majority Lingayat community and keeping in light of the panchayat and zila parishad elections coming round the corner might have influenced the decision.

Gadkari said the allegations against Yeddyurappa had created an environment of uncertainty in the state.

November 24, 2010 in India News by Kumar

Andhra Pradesh CM K Rosaiah resigns

Chief Minister K Rosaih announced his resignation as Andhra Pradesh CM today. Rosaih is scheduled to meet the governor later to submit his resignation.

Rosaiah has been facing lots of opposition within his own party from supporters of Jagan, who is the son of late Andhra Pradesh CM YSR, who died in a helicopter crash last year. When Rosaiah replaced the late CM, Jagan and his supporters have challenged him openly.

Rosaiah had a meeting with the Congress leaders yesterday. The Cingress high command, for the time being, has decided not to penalize Jagan for now.

“I have done my best as the CM of the state. No one asked for my resignation, it’s my own call,” Rosaiah said while announcing his resignation on TV.

“I urge my successor to keep Andhra Pradesh Congress together”, Rosaiah further added.

Kirankumar Reddy, Geeta Reddy, B Satyanarayana, Jaipal Reddy are some of the front runners for the post of Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister.

November 9, 2010 in Sports by Kumar

Australia ends the match losing streak in third ODI against Sri Lanka

Finally something happened in favour of the Australian team before the commencement of the ashes series against England as Australian pulled them out from the 7 consecutive defeats streak today on 7^th November. The host team thrashed Sri Lanka by 8 wickets in the low scoring third ODI of the three match series.

Sri Lanka who had wrapped up their first ever series win in Australia against the world champion at SCG earlier in the week were thrashed by the hosts by 8 wickets with almost 30 overs intact.

It was definitely the day of Mc Kay who took his career best 5 wickets for 33 runs. He fired big names- Dilshan, Jayawardene and Sangakkara and was well supported from the other end by youngster Mitchell Starc who knocked over the heart of the big hitting middle order picking up an impressive figure of 4/27.

Earlier today, Sri Lanka won the toss and decided to bat first but unfortunately they were immediately made to regret their decision as they were at one stage reduced to 14 for 3 in just 5^th over. None of the batsman could play the role of saviour and Sri Lanka squeezed their way to 115 as Starc wrapped the inning of visitors.

Replying to the low target set by Lankan team, Australia were off to a good start as they raced to 35 runs in just five overs. Despite of losing Watson early, Australia never looked back and Michael Clarke and Brad Haddin brought their team closer to victory. Further Michael Clarke together with Hussey ensured victory for the team without any further hiccups.

November 2, 2010 in India News by Kumar

Karnataka High court adjourns till November 8 on disqualified MLA

The fate of five disqualified independent legislators still remained undecided as the three judge bench of the Karnataka High Court on Tuesday adjourned the next hearing to November 8.Moreover, the bench also issued notices to speaker K G Bopaiah and other respondents on petitions filed by 5 MLAs who challenged their disqualification from the Assembly.

In their petition, the independents have argued that the anti-defection laws are not applicable to them as they were elected as independents and not as BJP candidates. However, BJP refuting their claims said that the independents, who were inducted into the ministry, had become part of the party.

The notices were issued by a full bench comprising Justices Mohan Shantanagoudar, S Abdul Nazeer and A S Bopanna, before which the case was referred by a division bench headed by Chief Justice J S Khehar, last month.

Independents Shivaraj S. Tangadagi, Venkataramanappa, P.M. Narendra Swamy, D. Sudhakar and Gulihatti Shekar were disqualified from the assembly by the speaker on October 11.

On September 22, Shekhar was dropped from the ministry while the remaining four independent members were landed in trouble on October 6 after they submitted a joint letter to Governor H.R. Bhardwaj, withdrawing support to the 29-month-old BJP government and expressing lack of confidence in Yeddyurappa.

Last week, the disqualification of 11 rebel BJP MLAs was upheld by the Karnataka High Court. However, the buzz is that they may move the Supreme Court against the verdict.

October 17, 2010 in Technology by Kumar

Mobile users may get freed from roaming charges soon

Well, this is good news for all those mobile consumers who keep moving from one place to another and lose lot of their mobile balance because of roaming tariffs as the Department of Telecom (DoT) panel has come up with the strategy for all the communications industry to consider the whole country as one region and free customers from paying roaming charges when they are travelling within the country.

Presently, the country is divided into 22 circles and the consumers pay roaming charges when they are outside their home circle.

Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has been asked to work out the modalities for this. However, no time frame has been specified for the merger of all the circles into single entity from the licensing perspective.

However, this move of the panel is likely to get criticism from the telecom companies as this fee constitutes up to 10% of the industry’s revenues. All telcos combined garner about Rs 12,000 crore annually from roaming charges.

The panel has also sought that cellular operators be allowed to offer services on mobile phones which would speed up the government’s efforts to ensure that the weaker sections of the society have access to the facilities at affordable costs.

The panel has also called for the national policy which will be framed by TRAI that will to cell sites or telecom towers in all cities and will address issues such as the minimum distance these units must maintain from schools, hospitals and tourist attractions.

With this step, India’s first attempt to regulate the telecoms towers space in the country will be marked.

September 21, 2010 in General by Kumar

India climbs to third position amongst powerful nations

According to a new official report of the US, India has escalated to third position in the list of the most powerful countries of the world after US and China. The report has also declared India as the fourth most powerful bloc in the World after US, China and the European Union.

According to the “Global governance 2015” which has been jointly issued by the National Intelligence Council (NIC)of the US and the European Union’s Institute for Security Studies (EIUSS), New Delhi’s clout is likely to further rise by 2025 in the World.

Experts from Brazil, Russia, India and China and the fictionalized scenarios have made illustrations what could happen over next 25 years in terms of global governance.

As per statistical report, US top the list of the powerful countries/regions accounting for nearly 22 percent of the global power. China follows US which in turn is followed by European Union at 16 percent. India at 8 percent is followed by Japan, Russia and Brazil with less than five percent each.

As per predictions of the International future models , by the year 2025 the power of US, EU, Japan and Russia will decline while that of China, India and Brazil will increase, even though there will be no change in this listing.

By 2025, it is estimated that India’s global share will increase to 10 percent but US power will fall to 18 percent who will be closely followed by China with 16 percent and European Union with 14 percent.

The report also highlights the challenges proponents of effective global governance face.

September 18, 2010 in General by Kumar

Mild tremors of earthquake sensed in Delhi and north India

The midnight hours of Friday has reportedly witnessed an earthquake hitting the Afghanistan, Pakistan and Northern India including the Northern Delhi. No casualty has been reported due to the tremor of the earthquake.

As per report of the sources, an earthquake measuring 6.3 on the Richter scale has hit the Hindu Kush region of Afghanistan on Friday night.

Sources have claimed that mild tremors were felt in New Delhi, Gurgaon, Noida and other parts of Punjab and Haryana in India. The tremors were felt at around 12.51AM and they lasted for less than one minute.

The IMD’s Seismology Department reported after enquiry that a moderate-intensity quake measuring 6.5 on the Richter scale hit the Hindu Kush region and Jammu Kashmir. The department also authenticated the news that mild tremors were also felt in some parts of New Delhi.

People were seen in panic and were traumatized at the tremor which was felt last night. Most of the apartment was seen empty last night as people had moved down on the road leaving their apartment in the fear that the tremor may attack again.

However, the situation has been brought back to normal and no casualty and damage has been reported till now.

It has also been reported that minor earthquake shook north east India. However, no casualty reported.

September 3, 2010 in Career by Kumar

Students Of Seshadripuram College In Bangalore Can Answer Their Question Papers Through Mobile

The Seshadripuram First Grade College, Yelahanka, in Bangalore told its students this year that they can now give their exam through mobile phones.

As every schools and colleges of the country are strict against use of mobiles in the classrooms, the so called Seshadripuram College comes up with an idea thereby allowing students and teachers to use mobile phone which goes against other’s decision.

The system referred as ‘Interactive Platform On Mobile (IPOMO)’, the college officials makes the availability of common type of handsets to the students and teachers for the utilizing the facility. There will be no games or message options in the given handsets and once the given task is performed, the mobile is to be handed over to the college officials.

The new system was used as pilot project for BBM and BCA courses last year which proved to be worth for further extension to other courses gradually.

M Prakash, Principal of the college spoke to the TOI reporter saying “The idea is to use technology in providing quality education, when we started the pilot project, students were curious and attracted to it. Moreover, it’s quicker and copying is not possible in this technology”.

The pattern is a three-hour test with 120 objective questions having four options where the student has to select the right answer. After completing the given questions the students can revise their answers opted and finally click on the submit where the answers get automatically recorded in the server and the marks will be consolidated. For any calculation –oriented questions, the students also have the facility to use the calculators embedded in the handsets for solving.

If a student fails to get his attendance mark for three days continuously, a SMS will be then sent to the parents’ number soon.