The GSLV rocket carrying the South Asia Satellite (GSAT-9) lifts off from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Sriharikotta near Chennai on Friday. South Asia Satellite or GSAT-9, termed India's technology largesse from the sky to the peoples of the region, was flown into space on a GSLV rocket at 4.57 p.m. on Friday. In a televised teleconference with Prime Minister Narendra Modi soon after the laun
Racism and the reality in Japan Keeping in mind the 2020 Olympics, Japan is beginning to address deep-rooted discrimination In central Tokyo’s bustling neighbourhoods, it’s common to find signs outside establishments, from barber shops to taverns, stating: “Foreigners Welcome”. That these are necessary only highlights how there are places in Japan — guest houses, massage parlours, restaurants — wh
Afghan national Army (ANA) troops keep watch near the site of an ongoing attack on an army headquarters in Mazar-i-Sharif, northern Afghanistan on Friday. As many 140 Afghan soldiers were killed on Friday by Taliban attackers apparently disguised in military uniforms in what would be the deadliest attack ever on an Afghan military base, officials said. One official in the northern city of Mazar-i-
SC orders commencement of Aamby Valley auction It also directs Sahara chief Subrata Roy, who is out on parole, to be present in the court on April 27, the next date of hearing. The Supreme Court on Monday ordered the commencement of the auction of Sahara group's price Lonavala asset in Maharashtra, the Aamby Valley property, which has a declared worth of Rs. 39,000 crore A Special Bench of Justice
After all the announcements on free wi-fi at various public places, here’s the last place you’d expect to have the service — literally, the place where the dead go. A crematorium on New Avadi Road, Anna Nagar, is all set to go hi-tech with a free Wi-Fi facility from Saturday. While jokes have been cracked about whether this would allow communication with the dear departed, the organisers say that
The air Indians breathe is turning more toxic by the day and an average of two deaths take place daily due to air pollution, says a new study. According to medical journal The Lancet , over a million Indians die every year due to air pollution and some of the worst polluted cities of the world are in India. The study released this week but based on 2010 data estimates that globally 2.7-3.4 million
A cargo ship - Union Demeter - from China’s Jiangsu province China with 23 Chinese crew members on board, has been stranded at Haldia port in Purba (East) Medinipur district of Bengal since last December. The issue surfaced on Monday when the captain of the ship, Dai Xiaosong called up Jiangsu News Radio and detailed his version of their plight. Mr. Dai reportedly said that they ran out of “food a
For the love of pickle Japanese tabla player U-zhaan learned to whip up some South Indian dishes on a recent visit to the city Curry leaves in Tokyo: sounds like a very hipster band’s name. But that’s literally what U-zhaan is doing. “I came to Chennai 19 years ago, and stayed in Triplicane. I would go to Ratna Cafe for meals and idli-sambar at least four times a day. I love South Indian food, and
Where Sanskrit meets computer science Proving the compatibility of Science and Sastras, Dr. P. Ramanujan headed a project on ‘Computational Rendering of Paninian Grammar’. (This is the last of the two-part article on Dr. P. Ramanujan’s work on computer and Sanskrit. The first part appeared in Friday Review on March 13 and the link is>https://www.thehindu.com/features/friday-review/access-the-sastr
21 MoUs to bring in $22 billion Modi meets CEOs; Chinese banks will channel funds “A green light has been switched on,” is how one businessman described the interest shown by Chinese businessmen in investing in India following Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit and meeting with top CEOs, including Jack Ma of Alibaba and Lin Min of Xiaomi, in Shanghai on Saturday. At the meeting, followed by a co
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India’s space agency ISRO will launch a record 103 satellites — all but three of them foreign — at one go on a single rocket in the first week of February in what will be a major feat not attempted by any country. As India looks to grab a larger slice of the lucrative commercial space market, 100 of the 103 satellites set for launch by ISRO’s workhorse rocket PSLV-C37 in February from from its Sat
This may have been the year personal genomics came of age in India. While tests to check for mutations that make one more vulnerable to breast cancer have been available in India since 2010, companies this year have expanded the repertoire. A growing market It is possible to request online a test that can tell you your propensity to diabetes, autism, spondylitis and coronary heart disease. GenomeP
Japan has option to scrap N-deal Japan can give a year’s notice before terminating it in case India breaks the nuclear testing moratorium, reported Japan Times. Updated - November 17, 2021 06:14 am IST Published - November 11, 2016 04:53 pm IST - Tokyo Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe witness the signing of the civil nuclear deal between the two countries in Tok
Demonetisation of Rs. 500 and Rs. 1000 notes: RBI explains From midnight of November 8, 2016, Rs. 500 and Rs.1000 will cease to be legal tender. "These notes are just papers from tomorrow," says the prime minister. November 08, 2016 08:00 pm | Updated December 03, 2021 12:27 pm IST Taking the nation by surprise, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday night announced demonetisation of Rs
Where have all the writers gone? The Nobel jury follows a complex and daunting process to arrive at its choice. But has it failed the cause of literature in picking Bob Dylan this year? Updated - November 17, 2021 06:26 am IST Published - October 22, 2016 04:30 pm IST Fifty years of secrecy veil every Nobel prize. Though leaks and whispers abound, the statutes of the Nobel Foundation restrict disc
The only thing worse than deciding which Dosa joint to hit early in the morning is having to hit five dosa joints. More trouble than it’s worth; why? Because it’s like deciding between rum and whisky, pepsi and coke. You won’t be having a glass of both at the same time, but then again, how do you decide which is better? By that reasoning, it should be impossible to judge dosas for anything more th
In this June 13, 2016, file photo, Bangladeshi men detained as part of crackdown on extremists are escorted by policemen in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Over 100,000 Islamic scholars in Bangladesh have issued a fatwa, declaring militancy and terrorism in the name of Islam as “haram” while voicing their concern over a wave of brutal slayings of Hindus and secular writers by Islamists in the Muslim-majority c
Amazon Elasticsearch Service now supports Elasticsearch version 2.3. Amazon Elasticsearch Service makes it easy to run Elasticsearch, which is a popular tool for real-time analytics use cases such as log analytics and application monitoring. Elasticsearch 2.3 offers many new features, including support for pipeline aggregations, improved geo-point fields, and support for data compression. Elastics
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