Interim Rail Budget 2009-10
Railway minister Lalu Prasad began presenting the Interim Railway Budget 2009-10
Microsoft follows Apple's lead in retail push hires Wal-Mart veteran for new venture
Microsoft Corp's decision to launch a retail push for the first time suggests the company is hoping the success of smaller rival, Apple Inc., in reaching consumers
After closing down Print Ads, Google exits Audio Ads programme
After ending its newspaper ad space business last month, Google ends its three-year old foray into the radio advertising business, Google Audio Ads
AeroIndia 2009: Suriname to buy three Dhruvs
HAL has secured export orders for its ALH Dhruv from the South American nation of Suriname, markimnh another sucess for the order represents another feather in Indian aerospace and defence manufacturer, Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd's cap as it strives hard to secure orders in the fiercely competitive international export market.
Tata Communications plans $430 million investment in Asia Pacific
Tata Communications is setting up a new internet data center and the TGN- Intra Asia Cable aimed at driving global connectivity and reliability.
 

  Creative expression
  Creative director K V Sridhar's home in Mumbai is the ultimate expression of his creativity. Aruna Rathod understands the planning and design of the spacious flat.
  AeroIndia 2009: Future challenges intense, opportunities immense, says Dr. M Natarajan
  Collaborations with foreign entities was there earlier as well, but essentially it was restricted to productionisation. Now we are talking from a position of some strength, particularly in design and system engineering, says Dr. M Natarajan, scientific advisor to the defence minister, and DRDO chief.
  AeroIndia 2009: DRDO has developed extreme technologies, says Dr Prahalad
  In a wide ranging,comprehensive interview on DRDO's capabilties and development programme, Dr Prahalad, chief controller R&D (SI), points out that the gap between users needs and DRDO's capabilities is reducing. The organisation is now fully capable of working out a road map with the army, navy and air force to develop weapon systems needed over the next 5-7 years. View video
  Did the BRICs ever have anything in common?
  The worsening global economic crisis raises the question whether the four BRIC countries ever shared much in common, other than scale and high portfolio inflows, say S&P analysts Frank Gill, KimEng Tan, Lisa M Schineller, Joydeep Mukherji.
  Vitamin D link with multiple sclerosis established
  For the first time, concrete evidence has been found that vitamin D deficiency increases the risk of multiple sclerosis. Jagdeep Worah reports
  Recession: a boost for online marketing
  Marketers are still clueless about how to optimise 'social marketing' through the internet and mobile phones,  Atul Hegde, CEO, Ignitee India, tells Dhruv Tanwar
  AeroIndia 2009: LCA programme over the hump - 2nd gen to 4+, says ADA director, Dr PS Subramanyam
  From 1983, when an indigenous fighter development programme was launched with an attempt to develop second generation technologies, to 2008 when the programme has successfully developed 4+ generation technologies the LCA Tejas has come a long way, says ADA director, Dr PS Subramanyam.View video
  "We have put Mulund on the world map", says Jain of Nirmal Lifestyle
  Dharmesh Jain, chairman and managing director of Nirmal Lifestyle, the mega mall in Mumbai, shares his vision of modern but affordable townships with Aruna Rathod
  AeroIndia 2009: International seminar an important benchmark, says K Tamilmani
  In an exclusive with domain-b, K Tamilmani, chairman, organising committee of the international seminar, highlights the significance of the international seminar, which he says has become an important benchmark for the international aeronautical industry.
  AeroIndia 2009: Overwhelming response for seminar, says Gp Capt SV Ashok
  In an exclusive with domain-b, Group Captain SV Ashok (retd), secretary, and the indefatigable organiser of the AeroIndia 2009 international seminar, highlights the work involved in organising such a prestigious show. View video
  Chinese threat to Indian space assets
  Chinese attempts to militarize space are being taken note of by an alarmed Indian defence establishment. By Radhakrishna Rao
  Climate change will last a millenium
  No matter how well the world manages its ecology from here on, the climate changes already triggered will take at least another 1,000 years to reverse, says new reseaech by National Academy of Sciences. By Jagdeep Worah
  Nothing stealthy about "Save the F-22 Raptor" campaign
  Boeing and Lockheed Martin have mounted a publicity campaign aimed at keeping the sophisticated, but very expensive, F-22 Raptor fighter programme alive By Rajiv Singh
  The great junkyard in outer space
  If we don't take steps to clean up space debris now, the consequences could be disastrous, says Radhakrishna Rao
  Lessons from Satyam
  The ferocious pressure of analysts' forecasts that drives the American share markets, made Raju the victim of a system that determines share prices not on accrued profit but predictions of future profit. By  Prem Shankar Jha
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