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Bangladeshi spinners Abdur, Gazi  bowl West Indies for 199 Bangladeshi debutant Sohag Gazi took four wickets to bowl the West Indies out for 199 in 46.5 overs in the first one-day international in Khulan, Bangladesh on Friday. The 21-year-old off-spinner grabbed 4-29, including Chris Gayle off the second ball of his one-day career for 35 and Marlon Samuels in his second over as the tourists struggled on a slow track after winning the toss and batting. Gayle, who hit four boundaries and two sixes during his 40-ball knock, gave the West Indies a sound 48-run start with Lendl Simmons (13) but once the spinners came onto bowl the innings got derailed. The West Indies were in danger of getting out for below the 150-mark but Sunil Narine, who top-scored

Abhay Singh Chautala set to become new president of IOA Abhay Singh Chautala is set to become the new president of the Indian Olympic Association while many of his key associates will also be elected unopposed in the IOA elections to be held on 5th December.    The three-member IOA Election Commission, headed by retired Justice Anil Dev Singh, was expected to make a formal announcement and put up the final list of candidates by today. With most of the candidates owing allegiance to Randhir Singh withdrawing from the fray, many of the candidates belonging to the Chautala camp will be elected unopposed. Meanwhile, IOA Acting President Vijay Kumar Malhotra had a series of meeting with senior officials in the wake of the International Olympic

3 rd Mahindra Youth Football Challenge U-14 Inter-School Tournament, Delhi Delhi Public School is “Champion School” of the Delhi leg   Third edition of Mahindra Youth Football Challenge concluded New Delhi, November 29, 2012:   The third Edition of Mahindra Youth Football Challenge concluded in Delhi today, in an exciting match played between C.R.P.F, Rohini and Delhi Public School, Vasant Kunj.   Delhi Public School, Vasant Kunj   emerged as the   Champion School.  The match was a tie at 0-0 till the first half. However in the 40 th   minute, Delhi Public School’s Nichiketa Dutt managed to score a goal. C.R.P.F, Rohini tried their best but was not able to score and lost the match 1-0.  The third place went to Modern School Vasant Vihar as they beat Sanskriti School 3-0. The goals were scored by Ayushmaan, Dhruv Sethi & Devansh in 2 nd , 43 rd  & 58 th  min respectively.   Delhi Public School   took home the winner trophy and   Rs. 30,000   for their effor

Naresh -- More than 1 million supporters took our survey last week, sharing feedback on their 2012 campaign experience and how they'd like to see us move forward. While we're still sorting through all of the responses, I wanted to share some initial results: -- An overwhelming majority of survey respondents reported feeling welcomed and included, that their time was used effectively, and that there was a clear understanding of how their work directly helped re-elect President Obama. -- Among those of you who volunteered at least a few hours, a majority went into a field office, though many of you got involved instead through the campaign's online tools such as Dashboard and the call tool. -- About 1 in 10 survey respondents are interested in running for office at some point, using their organizing skills to continue fighting for real and lasting change. That level of political engagement is inspiring. -- Almost half of

A tribute to 100 years of Bollywood with the ቮdia China Music Festival 2012⠥xclusively on UTV STARS! Delhi, 27 th November: 2012 has been declared as the ᆲiendship year⠢y the Prime Ministers of both, India and China in order to improve bilateral ties between both countries. With a view to propagate this agenda and to pay an iconic tribute to the 100 years of glorious Cinema, UTV STARS the official channel of Bollywood and Carnival Media have come together to create a unique property; The India China Music Festival 2012! ༯span> The India China Music Festival is a first of its kind initiative that will witness the confluence of Chinese Sound and Indian Music. For the first time, in the history of India, 100 Chinese Musicians along with some Bollywood singers will perform together to the tunes of BollywoodⳠgreatest chartbusters, culminating into an illustrious Musical Jugalbandi! The Chinese Musicians belong to none other than the renowned China Broadc

Launch of the Aakash2 Tablet at United Nations November 29, 2012 launch of the Aakash2 Tablet at United Nations November 29, 2012 H.E. Mr. Ban ki-moon, Secretary General of the United Nations, Excellencies and Colleagues from Permanent Missions and Observer Missions, Dear Friends from the Media,and Most importantly, the architect of Aakash2, Mr. Suneet Singh Tuli, CEO of Datawind, who flew all the way from India to Canada and then here for this event. On behalf of the Permanent Mission of India first let me extend to all of you a very warm welcome. We are gathered today for a special event that focuses on one of the principal goals of the UN, a better world for all. Mr. Secretary General, you have kindly consented to unveil today an innovation that has the potential to fundamentally alter the development discourse. It allows millions of young people the opportunity to benefit from technology and move towards re

Phatlum gunning for a third Hero Women’s Indian Open title Gurgaon, November 29, 2012 : Thailand’s Pornanong Phatlum may be dressed up by Loudmouth Golf – the manufacturer endorsed by John Daly – but she is anything but that. On Thursday, the shy and soft-spoken Phatlum makes her sixth straight appearance in the Hero Women’s Indian Open, which she considers as her favourite event. There is good reason for that. After finishing tied 30 th in her first appearance as a 17-year-old in the first Indian Open in 2007, she emerged triumphant in 2008 and 2009. In 2010 she was tied sixth and in 2011 she was second to Caroline Hedwall. Phatlum, who turns 23 two days after the end of the 2012 Hero Women’s Indian Open, now wants an early birthday present and become the first woman to win the title three times – in fact she is the only to win the Indian Open more than once. Phatlum, 23,  hails from Chaiyaphun, a satellite town near Chiangmai in north Thailand. She said, “There’s no press

Kamal Nath and Anand Mahindra honoured in UAE Minister of Urban Development Kamal Nath and leading Indian industrialist Anand Mahindra were among a host of business leaders and policy makers from the Asian continent honoured by a business leadership forum for Asia in the UAE. While Mr. Kamal Nath was awarded the Asian Business Leadership Forum, ABLF, Statesman Award, the Chairman and Managing Director of Mahindra Group was honoured with the ABLF Business Courage Award. Mr. Nath through a video message said, the Gulf, India and South-East Asia are among the fastest growing regions in the world and the contribution of key sectors such as Industry, Infrastructure and Energy must be highlighted. He said, he was honoured to be felicitated in the UAE and thanked the ABLF Grand Jury and Strategic Advisory Panel for this recognition.

FM hopeful of early passage of micro finance Bill Finance Minister P Chidambaram has said the proposed Bill on micro-finance institutions will provide adequate legislative framework for development and regulation of the sector. The Micro Finance Institutions (Development and Regulation) Bill, 2012, is currently being scrutinised by a Parliamentary Standing Committee. "We are hopeful that the Bill will be cleared by the Standing Committee, then brought to Parliament for passage. "Once the bill is passed, I hope that it will provide an adequate legislative framework for the entire gamut of micro-finance services," he said at MicrofinanceIndia Summit 2012 in New Delhi on Tuesday. The Bill seeks to empower the Reserve Bank to regulate the

OVL to buy COP's 8.4% stake in Kashagan field for $5 bn In its biggest acquisition ever, state-owned Oil & Natural Gas Corp (ONGC) has agreed to buy US energy giant ConocoPhillips' 8.4 percent stake in the Kashagan oilfield in Kazakhstan for about USD 5 billion. ONGC Videsh Ltd, the overseas arm of the state explorer, will pay a base price of USD 4.25 billion plus a share of working capital and other cash calls together with interest for the 8.4 percent stake in the field that produces 370,000 barrels per day (18.5 million tons a year) of crude oil. This will be the biggest acquisition by OVL, surpassing its USD 2.2 billion buyout of Russia-focused Imperial Energy in January 2009. It will be the biggest acquisition by an Indian company this yea

. India, China pledge to deepen eco co-operation   India and China on Monday pledged to deepen economic and commercial ties and create environment for promoting investment to the mutual benefit of the two nations in New Delhi during a day-long 2nd India-China Strategic Economic Dialogue.  As many 11 agreements, entailing investment of USD 5.2 billion, were inked in New Delhi between the two countries.   With a view to promote greater economic and commercial engagement, the two sides have agreed to improve trade and investment environment, remove market barriers and deepen business co-operation, said the minutes of the meeting between Planning Commission Deputy Chairman Montek Singh Ahluwalia and China's National Development and Reform Commission Zhang Ping.  India and China also agreed to enhance transportation links, encourage greater bilateral inv

Mechanism behind origin of life on Earth Researchers have found that a 'molecular network' with self-perpetuating capability may have triggered a possible mechanism by which life got a foothold on the early Earth. Recent mathematical research sheds light on a possible mechanism by which life may have gotten a foothold in the chemical soup that existed on the early Earth. Researchers have proposed several competing theories for how life on Earth could have gotten its start, even before the first genes or living cells came to be. Despite differences between various proposed scenarios, one theme they all have in common is a network of molecules that have the ability to work together to jumpstart and speed up their own replication two necessary ingredients for life. However, many researchers find it hard to imagine how such a

NOV 25 Factory fire kills 124 in Bangladesh At least 124 people have been killed overnight as a massive blaze engulfed a multi-storey garment factory on the outskirts of the Bangladesh capital in one of the worst fire tragedies in the country. The fire broke out at Tazrin Fashion factory in suburban Ashulia Savar, 30 km from Dhaka, last night and quickly spread to the ground and first floors of the six-storey building, officials and witnesses said on Sunday. "We have so far retrieved 124 bodies (and) rescue campaign is still underway," Major Mahbub Hossain, a senior fire service official, said, adding that most of the bodies were found severely charred. He said the fire service said the toll could rise. Fire service officials earlier said several workers of the factory were trapped inside and took shelter on the rooftop of the structure awaiting rescuers. Efforts were still underway to extinguish the blaze with authorities mobilising several fir

'Aam Aadmi Party'.  An adamant man who is inaccessible for common man launched  his new party will be called the 'Aam Aadmi Party'.His supporters do not allow  Aam Aadmi to meet this new self style activist and the media projected leader who speaks what media prompts him to do so. Arvind new shield for media to put subject across without their legal involvement. Media making an experiment if  they can build up political space which appears to be hopeless for people at large.Political party is a perpetual dynamic entity which needs to have ideas and dynamic  ideologues with complete vision on governance and do Arvind foot the bill, his surrounding says man has his weakness.  A social activist turn a political figure the time to prove his mettle.Criticizing is not door to be a politician  but listening with rightful attention and emotion to people's woe do create a basic leadership quality.  Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday said t

AMENDMENT IN FEMA RULES BY RBI NEEDS TO BE PASSED BY PARLIAMENT  TO MAKE FDI NOTIFICATION EFFECTIVE SECTION 48 OF FEMA ACT AN IMPEDIMENT FOR LEGALITY OF FDI NOTIFICATION " The FDI notification can be valid and effective only if the amendments made by Reserve Bank of India in rules & regulations of Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999(FEMA) are approved by "each house" of the Parliament which is an inherited provision in Section 48 of the FEMA Act. The said provision is explicit and do not have ambiguity or discretion"-said Mr. Praveen Khandelwal, Secretary General of the Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) which is spearheading a national movement against FDI in Retail. The Goverment is terming it merely as an executive order which does not need approval of the Parliament is factually a distortion of facts-added Khandelwal. Looking at the dubious role of the Government on this issue, the CAIT in a communication sent today to Paril

Press Invitation Indian Science Congress Association (ISCA) Delhi Chapter & Department of Science and Technology Cordially invite to you On Northern Regional Science Congress (NRSC) “Science for the shaping the future of India”  (On 26 th   & 27 th Nov. 2012 since 9:30 am to 5:30 pm at IIC, New Delhi) Dr. Farooq Abdulla, Hon’ble Union Minister of New & Renewable Energy         Will Inaugurate the Congress at 9.30 am on Monday, 26 th Nov.2012 in the Presence of Dr. T. Ramasami, Secretary Department of science & Technology, Mr. V.M. Trehan, Chairman of ISCA- Delhi Chapter, Dr. Vijya Laxmi Saxena, General Secretary Science Affairs, Dr. Manoj Kumar Chakrabarty, General Secretary ( Membarship Affairs- ISCA). Mr. Tariq Anwar, Minister of state for Agriculture & Food Processing will Chair  the 2 nd session of Congress on Monday, 26 th Nov. 2012 at 2.00 pm . Prof. K. V Thomas, Hon’ble Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) Mini

Defending champ Vinod Kumar takes the honours in round two Jamshedpur, November 23, 2012: Delhi’s Vinod Kumar produced a four-under-67 at the Golmuri Golf Course on Friday to take the honours in round two of the 11 th TATA Open. Vinod now has a tournament total of eight-under-135. Om Prakash Chouhan of Mhow and Sri Lankan Mithun Perera are in joint second place at six-under-137. On Thursday one half of the field had played its 18 holes at the par 72 Beldih Golf Course while the golfers in the other half had completed their rounds at the par 70 Golmuri Golf Course. On Friday both halves of the field switched venues (those who played at Beldih on day one, played 18 holes at Golmuri on day two and vice-versa). The cut was declared at two-over-145. Fifty-six professionals and one amateur made the cut.     Defending champion Vinod Kumar (68-67), who also won on the PGTI last week, didn’t get off to a great start in round two as he missed a one-foot birdie putt on the sec