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India should manufacture equipment of N-industry: Kakodkar
The Indian private industries who are keen to participate in the large growth of civil nuclear power programme in the country should immediately concentrate on the manufacturing of equipments to become a major N-supply chain provider and later even exporters, Chairman, Atomic Energy Commission, Dr Anil Kakodkar said.

Trouble deepens in BJP, Sinha quits; Rajnath's gag order
Trouble in BJP deepened today with Yashwant Sinha quitting as Vice President even as party President Rajnath Singh threatened action against leaders violating party discipline and airing their views in public.

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Rajnath warns UPA against implementing Ranganath report
Former BJP Chief Rajnath Singh today cautioned the UPA government against implementing Ranganath Mishra Commission recommendations on minority reservation, claiming that it will promote religious conversion and affect the unity and integrity of the country.
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Dual-sim phones on Nokia's radar

Mobile phone major Nokia today indicated that multi-sim mobile handsets were on the anvil for the Indian consumers with expansion in demand. - Nokia complaints against Apple for patents violation - What presses their buttons - IIM-A to scrap Day Zero for placement - Nokia rolls out new touch handsets - Be gadget wise for 2010 - Time to get app hungry "We are looking at more than one sim phone," Nokia Head (Activation, Media & Online Marketing) Viral Oza said here at the launch of two handsets in the touchscreen segment. There were indications that the phone might be launched in 2010. Oza, however, declined to make any comment on timing. Dual-sim phones of other brands are receiving good response by the customers with over 100 million handset market in the country. The company said is in talks with other telecom operators besides, Idea to offer Nokia Life Tools services. Currently, the service is available on the Idea network. It provides a range of services targeting farmers and students of emerging economies. Nokia spokesperson said that the development of Life Tools was made in India and launched in other developing Asian economies. Recently, the service was launched in Indonesia.


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