Japan's Akai relaunches range of consumer electronics in India
New Delhi, July 21: Akai, the Japanese consumer electronics brand that introduced inexpensive television sets to the Indian market in the late 1990s, is making a comeback with a wide range of products
Goods to be taxed at 6-10 pc, Services at 8 pc: Pranab
New Delhi, July 21: Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee Wednesday said the country can have two goods and services tax (GST) effective from April 1, 2011.
He proposed a dual rate structure during the f
NRI’s eyes gouged out in racial abuse
New York/Melbourne, July 20: In a bizarre hate-crime, a man has gouged out his roommate’s eyes in New York and threatened to kill him saying I hate Indian people.
Latchman Ramnarine, a Queensman who
Woods uses expletives on live television
Wellington, July 20: Tiger Woods is once again making headlines for using expletives on live television during the British Open at St Andrews.
Woods has been working hard on improving his public imag
Google shuts two online services in China
Beijing, July 21: Internet search engine giant Google will shut down its two China-based online services and stop providing technical support to a Chinese-language website.
The company announced this
Dhaka, Delhi finalise 14 projects worth $1 bn
Dhaka, July 21: Dhaka and New Delhi have finalised 14 development projects to be implemented with an Indian loan of $1 billion.
Both the countries will be directly benefited as some of the projects a
AgustaWestland unveils new-generation chopper at Farnborough
Farnborough, July 21: AgustaWestland, a Finmeccanica company, has unveiled a new generation multi-purpose twin-engine light transport helicopter that it says be used in India's homeland security.
"We
Muralitharan edges closer to 800 Test wickets as India struggle
Galle (Sri Lanka), July 21: Muttiah Muralitharan picked up three wickets to move closer to becoming the first bowler to get 800 Test wickets as India slumped to 260 for eight in their first innings at
India to host 2011 Champions Trophy
Chennai, July 21: The 2011 Champions Trophy for men has been allotted to India, while the Netherlands will host the women’s event.
The commercial success of the Hero Honda World Cup in Delhi earlier
Radcliffe eyeing role in 3-D supernatural thriller
Actor Daniel Radcliffe is eager to play a part in 3-D supernatural thriller The Woman in Black being directed by James Watkins.