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India approves six GSLV operational flights

18.07.2008 22:07    frontierindia.com
India today gave its approval for funding of six GSLV operational flights (F11 to F16) at a total estimated cost of Rs. 1280.96 crores with a Foreign Exchange component of Rs. 272.90 crores. With the realization of six GSLV Operational



Jet Airways Gets Airbus A330-200 Aircraft At The Berlin Air Show

18.07.2008 22:01    frontierindia.com
Indian based international carrier Jet Airways has taken delivery of its latest Airbus A330-200 aircraft. Naresh Goyal, Jet Airways Chairman, formally accepted the aircraft at a ceremony at the Berlin Air Show (ILA) in presence of German Chancellor Angela Merkel

India can account for 10% of World Trade by 2022

18.07.2008 22:01    frontierindia.com
India can emerge as a world leader in industry and commerce, accounting for 10% of the global trade by 2022. It can become the world's largest pool of trained manpower and a source of global innovations, said Mr K V

INHS ASVINI equipped with Digital Mamography System

18.07.2008 22:01    frontierindia.com
The naval hospital INHS Asvini at Mumbai, today added one more facility to its multi purpose super speciality infracture namely a Digital Mamography system. This state of the art Digital Mamography System was inaugurated by Mrs Kanwal Bedi, President Navy

Passing out parade at Naval Institute Of Aeronautical Technology

18.07.2008 22:01    frontierindia.com
In an impressive Parade at the Naval Base on 18th July, the 37th Air Engineering Officer's and Air Electrical Officer's course passed out from Naval Institute of Aeronautical Technology (NIAT). The parade was reviewed by Rear Admiral Sunil Lanba, Chief

Delhi-Mumbai Industrial corridor to promote Indo-Japanese Cooperation

17.07.2008 05:46    frontierindia.com
The newly launched CII-JETRO (Japan External Trade Organization) web portal, Indo-New Window that was inaugurated today, promises to bolster trade and investment partnerships between India and Japan. The portal was inaugurated at the Programme on 'Reinforcing Indo-Japan Business Partnership' summit

Indian and Pakistani Publics Show Flexibility on Kashmir

17.07.2008 05:46    frontierindia.com
A World Public Opinion poll of the Indian and Pakistani publics reveals that half or more are open to a range of possible outcomes for Kashmir other than it being part of their respective countries. On neither side is there

Daiichi Sankyo and Ranbaxy Confirm Deal Is Binding and Final

17.07.2008 05:46    frontierindia.com
Following intense speculation in sections of the media and the stock market, Daiichi Sankyo Company, Limited (TSE: 4568.JP) ("Daiichi Sankyo") and Ranbaxy Laboratories Limited (NSE/BSE: Ranbaxy/500359) ("Ranbaxy") reiterate that the agreement between Daiichi Sankyo, Ranbaxy and the Singh family, the

Raytheon Leads Team Bidding on Indian Satellite-Based Navigation System GAGAN

16.07.2008 22:44    frontierindia.com
Raytheon Company is leading a team to deliver a comprehensive solution for the Indian Space Research Organization and Airports Authority of India global navigation satellite systems. This will complete the final phase of the Global Positioning Satellite-Aided Geosynchronous Augmented Navigation

Saudi Ministry Textbooks Still Teach Extreme Intolerance says report

16.07.2008 05:30    frontierindia.com
The Center for Religious Freedom of the Hudson Institute released a 90-page report 2008 Update: Saudi Arabia's Curriculum of Intolerance, with a foreword by R. James Woolsey. It was prepared in consultation with the Washington-based Institute for Gulf Affairs. This

Giant Squids Land at Dover Air Force Base

15.07.2008 17:05    frontierindia.com
A 326th Airlift Squadron aircrew landed at Dover Air Force Base, Del., July 11 with two giant squids in its cargo compartment. The two sea creatures were transported in a C-17 Globemaster III cargo aircraft from Europe and will be

BEML Bags Construction Equipment from Indonesia, Singapore, Tunisia and Malawi

15.07.2008 11:19    frontierindia.com
Bharat Earth Movers Limited (BEML), a Defence Public Sector Undertaking, the leading Mining and Construction Equipment Manufacturer in India and second largest in Asia, has bagged export supply orders for 93 equipment valued at Rs 158 crores from M/s Pt.

9th Cargo Berth of Tuticorin Port Trust now online

15.07.2008 11:19    frontierindia.com
The 9th Cargo Berth of Tuticorin Port Trust is now operational and was inaugurated yesterday evening. his Berth has been created at a cost of Rs. 40 Crore. The developmental Plans for the Tuticorin Port, would be carried out under

Infotech Enterprises offsets agreement with Dassault before proposed Indian MMRCA tender

15.07.2008 11:19    frontierindia.com
Infotech Enterprises Limited (IEL), a Global Technology Solutions provider, with global headquarters at Hyderabad and Dassault Aviation, one of the major players in the civil and military aviation industry, have signed an MoU at Dassault Aviation Headquarters in France to

Five hundred Arjun Tank orders needed for project break even

15.07.2008 11:18    frontierindia.com
Ufazed by tantrums thrown by certain Indian Army officials, Indian defence establishment is looking forward minimum orders for 500 Arjun Tanks for project break even. Since the recent Summer trials were successful with DRDO outsmarting elements in Indian Army by

The Kuntar File, Exposed

15.07.2008 00:01    frontierindia.com
For almost 30 years the Samir Kuntar file has sat in the district courthouse archives in Haifa. Its contents were never authorized for publication. Until yesterday. Right before his expected release in two days' time, the court acceded to Yediot

Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology is now deemed to be a university

14.07.2008 14:23    frontierindia.com
As per a proposal from Department of Space for conferment of status of 'Deemed-to-be-University', under Section 3 of the UGC Act, 1956, to 'Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology' being set up at that point of time under the

Kingfisher Airlines Unveils its First Wide Body Aircraft

14.07.2008 14:23    frontierindia.com
A town in the Rushmoor district of Hampshire, England, perhaps best known as the home of the Farnborough Air Show, today became the site for yet another historic milestone in global aviation, even as Kingfisher Airlines unveiled its first brand

India 10th Largest Trading Partner of Australia

14.07.2008 14:23    frontierindia.com
India and Australia have agreed to explore possibilities for economic engagement between the two countries. During the bilateral meeting with the Deputy Premier of Western Australia Mr. Eric Ripper, here today, Shri Kamal Nath, Union Minister of Commerce & Industry

1/5th of Indian Inc. Ready to Fight Out Global Warming

14.07.2008 05:35    frontierindia.com
Indian Inc. has aggressively started responding to an issue of `Climate Change and Global Warming', as nearly 21% of domestic corporates are taking initiatives to mitigate its negative impacts to `Save Earth` from greenhouse emissions but is still way behind

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