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Three days International Congress on Canine Practice begains at RAJUVAS
Top-notch veterinarians and canine practitioners are set to exhibit the modern concepts in canine practice |
ऊँट उत्थान हेतु वैज्ञानिक करें मौलिक व नूतन अनुसंधान : डॉ.पृथ्वीराज
ऊंटो की घटती संख्या का हल निकालने का कहा |
वैज्ञानिकों व इंजीनियरों की दो दिवसीय राष्ट्रीय कार्यशाला शुरू
कार्यशाला में देश के करीब 500 वैज्ञानिक, प्रोफेसर एवं रिसर्च स्कोलर हिस्सा लेंगे |
अजमेर में फाइबर टू दी होम सेवाओं का शुभारम्भ
अजमेर से भारत में पहली बार सी-डॉट-जी-पॉन नवीनतम तकनीक |
BlackBerry buys Swedish software developer
BlackBerry maker Research In Motion (RIM) is buying Sweden's The Astonishing Tribe (TAT) which specializes in developing software that lets smart phone users personalize their device the way they like. |
Software engineer accuses friend of rape
A software engineer working in a BPO was allegedly raped by a friend in Noida after promising to marry her, police said Saturday. The accused befriended her through a matrimonial website. |
Google Street View photo shows naked man in car boot
A Google Street View picture showing a nude man in the boot of a parked car in Germany has sparked debate on the internet. |
Software executive shot dead
A software executive was shot dead here Monday when he resisted two robbers, police said. |
Robot makes debut performance on stage
Her performance on stage might have been a bit stiff but with good reason too -- she happens to be a robot. |
Astronomers find nearby baby black hole
Scientists have identified a young black hole formed from an exploding star witnessed 30 years ago. |
Gays wed over Skype to circumvent marriage ban
A gay couple from Texas has tied the knot by using online communications platform Skype to circumvent their state's ban on same-sex marriages, according to a report Monday in the Dallas Voice. |
British gangs duping people to buy malicious software
Britons are being duped to buy malicious software in the guise of anti-virus protection by criminals posing as legitimate IT experts, officials warned Monday. |
Crows can tell men from women
Crows are quite capable of telling men from women, according to new research. |
A 42-year-old colour TV that still works
A colour television set that was bought 42-years back is still running fine in Britain. |
Software to stop you writing e-mails when drunk
A new software can now stop you writing e-mails or posting messages when you are drunk. |
Google bets on new image format to make web faster
Internet search leader Google has developed an image format called WebP, which promises to make transfer of images over the web faster by reducing the size of files, a company executive said Thursday. |
Indian Overseas Bank to float software subsidiary
City-based Indian Overseas Bank (IOB) plans to float a banking software subsidiary to tap the Asian and African markets, the bank's top official said Thursday. |
Threats of cyber-war, as viruses get smarter
The debate over Iran's nuclear programme heated up over the summer, with advocates for a military strike against Tehran at loggerheads with analysts calling for a diplomatic resolution. Unknown to many of them at the time, a computer virus, likely written by a government, was moving quickly around the globe, infecting specific computer systems at nuclear plants. |
iPhone to help find doctors in UAE
(IANS/WAM) Patients in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) will now be able to locate the best healthcare facilities in their areas with the help of iPhones. |
Facebook helps save woman from sex-slavery in Italy
(IANS/AKI) A message posted to the social networking site Facebook helped save a young woman from sex slavery in southern Italy and led to the arrests of three men. |
