Saturday 30 June 2012

Pirandai

Pirandai

Siddha Medicinal Uses :
  1. The stem of the plant is used to bandage the part of body subjected to fracture or any bone injury.
  2. The oil prepared from juice of this plant

Booking of Tatkal tickets made easy.

Booking of Tatkal tickets made easy:

  The booking for tatkal tickets will now begin at 10 a.m. on the previous day of the journey instead of 8 a.m, according to a new ruling by the Ministry of Railways.

Thursday 28 June 2012

Solar mobile

 There has been a lot of buzz about making technology “eco-friendly.” Not only do these devices reduce power consumption but also come handy on days when one is travelling or during power cuts.

Several mobile companies and manufacturers have begun to factor in solar energy to power the mobile devices.

Microsoft on Thursday announced the availability of Office 365 free for Education to educational institutes

Microsoft on Thursday announced the availability of Office 365 for Education to educational institutes at no cost.

Office 365 for Education is a cloud-based suite that includes Microsoft Office desktop applications, Exchange Online,

Wednesday 27 June 2012

Careers in Indian Overseas Bank

 

IOB to hire 1,500 Probationary clerks

Indian Overseas Bank is hiring 1,500 Pc as part of its recruitment programme for 2012.
According to a bank notification, those candidates who appeared for the common written exam for clerical posts conducted by the Institute of Banking Personal Selection in November-December 2011 were eligible to apply. They should have obtained a valid score card.
Online registration for recruitment will commence on June 29. The last date for registration is July 14. Interviews will be held during August/September this year tentatively, IOB said.
Keywords: Indian Overseas Bank, clerical recruitments, clerks, IBPS, online registration

Tuesday 26 June 2012

Saturday 23 June 2012

Volvo launches fuel-efficient ‘City Bus’

 
 Fits a 100: India's first 14.5-metre-long, multi-axle Volvo city bus, with a low floor,  The bus can carry a hundred passengers.  Volvo Buses plans to conduct field trials for its multi-axle low floor ‘City Bus’ in Bangalore.

Friday 22 June 2012

world’s biggest Hindu temple.

Bihar to get world’s biggest Hindu temple:










Mahavir Mandir Trust of Patna has started construction of the largest Hindu temple in the world in Bahuara-Kathwalia villages on Kesariya-Chakia road in East Champaran district.Built over 100 acres of land in Bihar, the 'Viraat Ramayan Mandir' will be the world's largest Hindu temple .
Key word: Largest Hindu temple .

videogame


The talent pool will not only be used for EA’svideogame games development programme, but also for its on-going effort to set up a global digital platform that is expected to take gaming to a new level involving portability across multiple devices.

Wednesday 20 June 2012

Thin and light notebooks

  Computer maker HP has launched two ‘thin and light’ notebooks in Andhra Pradesh.

“We see strong potential for this segment of market and our new thin & light range will play a significant role in growing our business,’’ Mr Vinay Awasthi, Senior Director, Products & Marketing, HP India, told newspersons here on Wednesday.
The models, ultrabook and sleekbook, are priced at around Rs 41,000 and Rs 50,000, respectively.
About one million notebooks are sold in India per annum. “On the consumer side, the focus is on mobility and this segment is bound to grow further,’’ Mr Awasthi said.
Keywords: HP, thin, light notebooks, ultrabook, sleekbook

Tuesday 19 June 2012

Microsoft unveils Surface tablet

Microsoft has launched its own version of the tablet called the Surface.
The product will come in two avatars, running Windows RT and Windows 8 Pro.
The Windows RT device compares well with the iPad (with the exception of apps, of course). It will be 9.3 mm thick and weigh 0.68 kg (the iPad is 9.4 mm thick and weighs 0.59 kg).
The Windows 8 Pro version is expected to weigh around 0.91 kg and be around 14 mm thick.
Features
Surface has a 10.6 inch screen, which is bigger than the iPad's 9.7 inch screen. It comes with a stand and the cover acts as a keyboard. When used this way, it is reminiscent of a laptop.
Keywords: Microsoft, tablet, Surface, Windows RT, Windows 8 Pro, iPad

Sunday 17 June 2012

Careers in Pallavan Grama Bank

Welcome to Pallavan Grama Bank Mission :
To provide superior proactive customer services to the rural public spread all over the 15 districts of Northern Tamil Nadu.

Canara Bank Recruitment of Clerks Project 2012


 Canara Bank Recruitment of Clerks Project 2012









Canara Bank Recruitment:
The bank invites application for recruitment to the post of Clerks from Indian citizens who have taken the Common Written Examination for Clerical cadre conducted by IBPS in 2011.

Name of the Post & Number of Vacancies:

Thursday 14 June 2012

Keep changing the password to evade hackers


Cyber attacks, beware: A cyber warfare expert who is CEO of a non-profit group that studies the impact of cyber threats holds a notebook computer

Mercedes-Benz India today launched the new C-Class AMG

The German luxury carmaker Mercedes-Benz India today launched the new C-Class AMG Performance Edition with a sports package and hinted at introduction of several other models in the current year and next year.

Wednesday 13 June 2012

Texas Instruments launches scientific calculators in India

Chipmaker Texas Instruments (TI) on Wednesday launched a new range of scientific calculators in India suited for engineering, science and commerce students.

The Union Minister of State for Human Resource Development, Ms D. Purandeswari, launched the products at a function here.

The domestic market for scientific calculators is estimated at Rs 250 crore. About three million units are sold annually with a Compounded Annual Growth Rate of 15 per cent. TI will be competing with players such as Casio and Sharp in the Indian market.

Priced between Rs 490 and Rs 890, the calculators can be used from basic calculations to 2-variable statistics, conversions, regression analysis and scientific data plotting. Students can enter equations, formulas and expressions on the calculator.

Dr Peter Balyta, General Manager (Sales and Marketing) Education Technology of TI, Asia, said the company had a slew of new products in the pipeline for the Indian market aimed at providing innovative mathematics and science education tools. “While some of these are being developed at our R&D centre in Bangalore to suit the Indian market, others are being introduced from our global portfolio,” he told media persons.

While the designs are done at TI's Texas unit, production for the Indian market was being undertaken in China. “Once our sales reach a certain level, we will consider setting up a manufacturing facility here,” he said.

TI has just completed a pilot project on smart classroom-learning solutions in nine schools. It is now set to enter the market with commercial solutions on this product, looking to tie-up with different colleges and schools. “The aim is to increase students' engagement in the classroom learning process. TI is also exploring opportunities to introduce the learning solutions for higher education,” Dr Balyta said
Key word:scientific calculators

Nokia unveils smartphone with 41-megapixel camera

Nokia today launched the PureView 808, the first smartphone to feature a 41-megapixel sensor camera in India. The company also announced its collaboration with Dolby Laboratories to bring cinematic sound to its handsets.

Heavy use ofcell phone or computers affects mental .health

Heavy use of cell phone or computers affects mental health:






















youths who heavily use cell phones and computers,sleep and mental health will get affected.
Public health should therefore,include information on the healthy use of this technology.This was said by researcher Sara Thomee from thesahigreska Academy at the university of Gothenburg in Sweden.
She conducted studies with 4100 people.She had given that PC,mobile combo greater hazard.

Sunday 10 June 2012

Economic data to sway markets

Financial markets this week will dance to the tune of a slew of data coming from across the globe.
Expect high volatility as April IIP number (Tuesday), inflation (Thursday) and advance tax (Friday) will keep market-men busy. All the three numbers will show the direction in which the first quarter corporate earnings are headed.

Saturday 9 June 2012

Mountain Railway-Nilgiris

 Mountain Railway -Nilgiris
 The charming Nilgiri Hill Railway, blue and cream with wooden coaches and large windows, is widely regarded as a marvel of engineering.
 

At the height of 2,600m stands Udhagamandalam (Ooty) The Queen of Hill Stations. The ‘Nilgiris toy train’ connect Ooty to mettupalayam, at the foot of the Nilgiris.

Nutrition facts in the natural food.

Today millions of people around the world puzzled to understand the right nutrition for them. Even though there is abundance of cheap, healthy food items available around us, somehow the link between good food and health has been missing. Partly, this is because of the lack of clear information regarding, what to eat? Moreover, how you eat?
Have you ever wondered how quite a number of Okinawa Island people able to live more than 100 years of disease free life because they are eating only natural foods. For details vegtables,fruits,nuts etc:click here 

Friday 8 June 2012

Wonders of India

Wonders of India     
Taj Mahal

The India is having lot woders.Out of which few are displayed below:
Taj Mahal (also "the Taj"), the pinnacle of Mughal architecture, * Archeological Survey of India description was built by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his queen Mumtaz Mahal.

 Golden Temple or Harmandir Sahib

The Harmandir Sahib (The abode of God) Golden Temple (main building) Complex with Akal Takht Sahib.completed in August 1604 AD.

Tawang Monastery

The famous Tawang Monestry located at Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh was founded by Merak Lama Lodre Gyatso in the year 1680-81. The name Tawang means Chosen Horse.

Sun Temple - Konark, Orrisa

The glorious Sun Temple is also known with names of Konark, Arkakshetra, and Konaditya. This beautiful monument was built by the King Narasimhadeva in the thirteenth century is one of the grandest temples of India.
Khajuraho - Madhya Pradesh

One of the most popular destinations among who want to experience the rich cultural heritage of India, Khajuraho has the largest group of medieval Hindu and Jain temples, famous for their erotic sculpture.

Jaisalmer Fort - Rajasthan

Jaisalmer Fort one of the well known place to experience the aesthetic ancient India. An name with which it is also known is "The Golden Fort". It was build by a rajput raja Rawal jaisal in Jaisalmer city of slightly Rajasthan in 1156 AD.
Red Fort - Delhi

Red Fort, Delhi was laid on the banks of the Yamuna River in the 17th century. The Red Fort also known as Lal Qil'ah or Lal Qila was the made by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan.

Nalanda University - Bihar

Nalanda is the name of an ancient university in Bihar, India. The site of Nalanda is located in the Indian state of Bihar, about 55 miles south east of Patna, and was a Buddhist center of learning from 427 to 1197 CE.
 Dholavira Site - Gujarat

The remains of Dholavira, a major city of the Harappan civilization, were discovered in 1967-68 by J. Joshi. Though hundreds of Harappan sites have been identified in Gujarat.

Meenakshi Temple - Madurai, South India

The Meenakshi Temple is nearly 2000 years old and is situated in the city of Madurai, Tamil Nadu. It is a splendid example of Dravidian style of temple architecture.

Key word:wonders of India     

Solar Bus

No wonder in future buses are going to run with solar energy.DuringGLOBAL INVESTORS MEET - BANGALORE last week it plays keyrole.
Buses in Bangalore may soon be powered by solar energy. The Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) has placed orders with Apoorva Renewable Energy Products to design solar-electric hybrid buses, the company CEO, Mr Suresh Babu, said on the sidelines of the Global Investors Meet 2012.

“The BMTC has asked us to provide a sample hybrid vehicle and we have accepted the order and will start working on it,” Mr Babu said.
Several other government bodies such as the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) are in talks with the company too, he said.
The company makes three-wheeled vehicles powered by electric and solar power, and customises products for Indian conditions. “Using a common technology, we design products as per customer requirements and outsource the manufacturing,” Mr Babu said.
exports
Currently, the company's vehicles are used in Delhi and parts of Karnataka and it will start exporting in two months from now.

“During the GIM expo, Ministers from Saudi Arabia, Latin America, Ghana and Europe evinced interest in our products,” Mr Babu said, adding that the company already has orders in hand from Thailand for passenger vehicles to transport schoolchildren.
The mini school bus will come equipped with GPS capability so that parents can track their children en-route to the school and will also be able to monitor movement of the vehicle real-time.
 “We are in advanced stages of talking to schools like Baldwin Boys High School for our mini school bus,” Mr Babu said.
The company makes three-wheeled nine-seaters, small cargo carriers and garbage pick up vehicles, starting Rs 75,000. “We are present only in the three wheeler segment and will not venture into other segments as there are several other big players there. Also, the audience we are targeting are the common man and the lower-end of the income pyramid who use three-wheelers,” Mr Babu said.
All the vehicles are fitted with batteries and one can switch from solar power to the batteries. The batteries, once fully charged, can cover about 120 km at a speed of 60 kmph, Mr Babu said.
With an increase in demand for the products, the company is in talks with several banks to strike deals to provide loans and financial assistance for customers, Mr Babu said. Currently, the government offers a 20 per cent subsidy on the products he added.
Keywords: , BMTC, Apoorva Renewable Energy Products, design solar-electric hybrid buses

PSU ultra small bank branches on USB



Opening USBs or ultra-small branches is the new mantra for public sector bankers in the country.

Over 900 villages, or about 2.5 per cent of the villages, where public sector banks have implemented financial inclusion programme have USBs. For the past few years, banks have been trying to reach un-banked villages as part of a regulatory mandate.

The roadmap to financial inclusion had envisaged covering 74,414 villages with population above 2,000 by March 31, 2012. Recently, the Reserve Bank of India said that banks have covered 74,199 villages or 99.7 per cent of the target. As part of their commitment, public sector banks have covered over 37,000 villages.

Annual reports of various banks that are just coming out make prominent mention about USBs.

The RBI thinks that opening of USBs would lead to efficiency in cash management, documentation, redressal of customer grievances and close supervision of business correspondent (BC) operations.

The BC model, in which a representative of the bank carries out the banking operation, has contributed in a big way in the implementation of financial inclusion.

RBI circular

Recently, an RBI circular noted the need for having an intermediate brick and mortar structure (ultra-small branch) between the present base branch and BC locations. The circular suggested that these USBs could be either newly set up or by conversion of the BC outlets. Such USBs should have minimum infrastructure, such as a core banking solution terminal linked to a pass book printer and a safe for cash retention for operating large customer transactions.It would have to be managed full time by bank officers/employees, it said.Some banks, such as Bank of Maharashtra, Canara Bank and Syndicate Bank, have opened more than 100 brick and mortar branches in the villages allotted to them along with BCs.The number of such branches by all public sector banks put together now exceeds 800.

Thursday 7 June 2012

Mangoes can help fight flab: Study

It is called as King of fruits.Eating few mango varieties could help you lose weight, but only if you eat the skin you normally throw away, Australian researchers have claimed.
Advising that while eating the wrong variety of this fruit could have the opposite effect.
University of Queensland scientists have found the skins of the common Irwin and Nam Doc Mai varieties contain compounds that inhibit the formation of human fat cells.
On contrary, the skin of the Kensington Pride mango has compounds that promote fat cell growth, according to an AAP report.
Mike Gidley said lab tests involved exposing human fat cells to extracts from the skin and flesh of three varieties.
He said there was a long way to go, but the findings opened up the possibility of a supplement that could help fight obesity.
“The next stage is to identify the useful molecules in the peel that inhibited fat cell formation,” Mr. Gidley said.
Keywords: weight losediet tips,King of fruits.

Tuesday 5 June 2012

Tupperware plans to introduce more products.

 
Direct selling company Tupperware plans to introduce more products from its global stable localising them to suit Indian consumers.

It brought out multi-cook with idli keeper and multi-masala,

Sunday 3 June 2012

Agri labour machines












The lot companies are under going research in agri to reduce labour cost.Not only to redce costs but also their exists scarsity of labour out of Agrimart is one to came out sucessful first.

Saturday 2 June 2012

Renewable corner














India has very good potential source for renewable energy.Especially Tamil Nadu has both wind and solar sources.
You can go through an article related to this in business by clicking the link given below.
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Hair Tonic

In our country-India various types of medicinal plants growing around us. But we doesn't know the use.So we are ignoring them.At present the adds in TV,magazines making us to know their medicinal properties.One of which is Poduthalai herb  found commonly in
wet habitat's in India.It has wide range of medicinal uses.It is a very good hair tonic and can be used as an anti dand-druft,pain reliever-application on swellings caused due to insect bites,knee pains in old age etc.
Raw materials
1.pure coconut oil,
2.green Poduthalai leaves.
Preparation:
  Take desired quantity of coconut oil with one third weight1/3 of green leaves and keep it in a container open in sunlight for twenty one days.Now after filter the oil,you begin to use.It gives good result without any side effect.
Note:
It should not be heated in flames. 

Friday 1 June 2012

Dining Menu-on the Tablet




Nowadays tablets had replaced printed menu cards in  High-end restaurants namely star hotels.They are now catering to consumers' growing appetite with a digital offering.

New Telecom Policy-free roaming across country.


  
The Cabinet on Thursday cleared the National Telecom Policy 2012 which envisages a slew of initiatives, including free roaming, unrestricted Net telephony and a new unified licensing regime for operators.