• yogeshkit
• Free SMS
• India
• December 8, 2007
• 0 Comments

Free SMS

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• dhrubajyoti
• India
• Nepal
• November 20, 2007
• 0 Comments

A little story of few days back

This story goes back to my early twenties. A friend of mine came back from Nepal. At the time, many of my friends, were travelling to India and Nepal. He had brought some small stuff with him. Little buddhas, some gems and the odd piece of jewelery.

In this friend’s house, a youngster was hanging around. Suddenly the friend took out some bowls. They were made of human skulls. These were very nicely decorated with some gemstones. I believe it might have been lapis lazuli and turquoise embedded in silver. Personally, I firmly oppose the smuggling or trading in these holy relics. Let them stay in the culture they belong. Let them remain holy.

• satyakam
• Dream
• India
• November 17, 2007
• 1 Comments

INDIA OF DREAMS

I Daily dream of my beloved motherland.I wish it to be a richer,happier and healthier land to live in. I want it to be a veritable heaven on earth.i hope that within the next few years my country shall have made as much progress as to be the very land of my dreams.

Actually it is difficult to predict the India of tomorrow or to make a forecast about the shape of things to come.change is the law of nature. So from the present political, military, economic and social set up we can foretell that India of tomorrow will be happier, richer and safer than it is today.

• rajgopal
• Hewlett-Packard
• IBM
• November 14, 2007
• 0 Comments

Supercomputers

India has joined the bandwagon of supercomputers design and development with EKA – a Hewlett-Packard designed supercomputer that is capable of operating at 117.3 teraflops (117.9 trillion calculations per second!) This computer is installed at Computational Research Laboratories in Pune, Maharashtra and comes fourth in a list of five supercomputers in the world.

• freelance2004
• Cricket
• India
• October 14, 2007
• 0 Comments

Why Playing the Game Does Not End In the Field

With the changing scenario in the cricket world, the major test playing nations are implementing strict policy measures and considering unorthodox methods to enhance the waning credibility of the sport. Clearly most of these tactics are designed to satisfy the incensed sports supporters—a strong opposition to contend with. Some of the most conservative national cricket boards and cricketing councils are compelled to take surprising stands, clearly out of desperation. It is quite evident that these strategies are a direct outcome of the open mass condemnation targeted at poor player performance.