15th of August, the day of Indian Independency from British era which we have got in year 1947 was the result of hard work of our prestigios leaders such as Mahatma Gandhi, nehru, Ballabh Bhai Patel, Subhash Chandra Bose etc.
On 15th of August this year, it will be 63rd anniversary of the day and we are lucky that India is Hosting world famous Common Wealth Games this year. Most of the preperations for the same has already been completed and hopefully, we will be in position to complete these in a very professional and reputed manner.
Its a very painful compliments to our politician for which they are popular, that our leader were again successful in creating the wealth from this nation pride events. In recent days, every media channel are flauting the news on corruption in Commonwelath Games which has created a very bad image of India on World plateform which is very bad to all of us Indians and shameful as well.
Money which has been used in this corruption are hard earned money of civilians like us and we are facing the problem of inflation day by day as the indian government is not able to control the expenses & corruption done on the name of Common Wealth Games.
Anyway, i still feel that this Independence Day has some special memory to us in way of World Fame Event-Common Wealth Games Village.
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Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Saturday, July 17, 2010
Dual SIM Mobile handsets
For the latest tech buff, dual SIM mobiles are the interesting tech gadgets. Not one or two but 15 dual-SIM card phones from a single handset manufacturer – wow. Is this a sign of things to come in the mobile handset sector? Well, there is a lot up for grabs, considering the scores of handset launches by various manufacturers – those, whose single selling point besides the cost factor, is the dual-SIM option.
The main reason behind success of Dual SIM mobiles can be attributed to, unlike the city-breed, migrants who come to work in cities like to have two numbers, one permanent and another that they can keep changing according to mobile plans.
Before we look at the various brands that manufacture dual-SIM mobiles and what consumers think of the feature, let’s look at the dual-SIM concept itself-
Dual-SIM phones are ones which can hold two SIM cards. These phones are predominantly of two kinds, the first where you have the option of switching between the SIM cards, while the other SIM remains inactive. This is known as ‘standby dual-SIM’. The other type of dual-SIM phone is what’s called the ‘active dual-SIM phones’, where both SIMs can be used together.
The dual-SIM technology has seen a steady progress over the years, from the time when SIM cards had to be clipped to be fit into an adaptor to the newer versions where SIMs can be alternated by just a click.
Major mobile players like Nokia, LG & Samsung are already absorbed into the dual-SIM race with phones such as Nokia C-series, Samsung GT B5722 and LG-KS660, naming a few. But the manufacturers who have made significant gains through their dual-SIM handsets are ones like Micromax, Spice and Karbonn Mobiles such as Q7 & X235, Spice D-90, D-1100, & D-88 and Karbonn K770 being sold extensively.
Some other players which have come up in this series includes G-Fone, Airphone, Intex, Maxx, Olive, Onida, Orion, Oscar, Videocon, Lemon, Infibeam, Fujezone, Sky, Fly, Wespro, Wynn and Zen mobiles (bet we might not know the existence of all of these).
As per majority of users, it helped in separating their work-life from their social one. The advantage dual SIM mobiles have over others is one of the SIM cards can be changed regularly to avail better mobile plans, while the other remains a permanent number. Sim can be used with better network connectivity etc.
In practice you use one SIM most of the time, and occasionally swap in another one. This is also common practice among people who travel a lot, and among cost-conscious users, such as teenagers, in the developed world.
For people juggling multiple SIMs, a dual-SIM phone therefore has obvious appeal: it allows your phone to act, in effect, as two phones at once, sitting on two networks, and may even be able to switch between active calls on different networks.
Looking at the biggest picture however, there are some more pertinent thoughts, which can be answered only in course of time. A few:
• When private players get operational with 3G, and will it have any impact on this segment of mobile users?
• Will mobile operators tie-up with handset-makers, and develop the phone contract business?
• How relevant is number portability in these times of Dual-SIM handsets?
The main reason behind success of Dual SIM mobiles can be attributed to, unlike the city-breed, migrants who come to work in cities like to have two numbers, one permanent and another that they can keep changing according to mobile plans.
Before we look at the various brands that manufacture dual-SIM mobiles and what consumers think of the feature, let’s look at the dual-SIM concept itself-
Dual-SIM phones are ones which can hold two SIM cards. These phones are predominantly of two kinds, the first where you have the option of switching between the SIM cards, while the other SIM remains inactive. This is known as ‘standby dual-SIM’. The other type of dual-SIM phone is what’s called the ‘active dual-SIM phones’, where both SIMs can be used together.
The dual-SIM technology has seen a steady progress over the years, from the time when SIM cards had to be clipped to be fit into an adaptor to the newer versions where SIMs can be alternated by just a click.
Major mobile players like Nokia, LG & Samsung are already absorbed into the dual-SIM race with phones such as Nokia C-series, Samsung GT B5722 and LG-KS660, naming a few. But the manufacturers who have made significant gains through their dual-SIM handsets are ones like Micromax, Spice and Karbonn Mobiles such as Q7 & X235, Spice D-90, D-1100, & D-88 and Karbonn K770 being sold extensively.
Some other players which have come up in this series includes G-Fone, Airphone, Intex, Maxx, Olive, Onida, Orion, Oscar, Videocon, Lemon, Infibeam, Fujezone, Sky, Fly, Wespro, Wynn and Zen mobiles (bet we might not know the existence of all of these).
As per majority of users, it helped in separating their work-life from their social one. The advantage dual SIM mobiles have over others is one of the SIM cards can be changed regularly to avail better mobile plans, while the other remains a permanent number. Sim can be used with better network connectivity etc.
In practice you use one SIM most of the time, and occasionally swap in another one. This is also common practice among people who travel a lot, and among cost-conscious users, such as teenagers, in the developed world.
For people juggling multiple SIMs, a dual-SIM phone therefore has obvious appeal: it allows your phone to act, in effect, as two phones at once, sitting on two networks, and may even be able to switch between active calls on different networks.
Looking at the biggest picture however, there are some more pertinent thoughts, which can be answered only in course of time. A few:
• When private players get operational with 3G, and will it have any impact on this segment of mobile users?
• Will mobile operators tie-up with handset-makers, and develop the phone contract business?
• How relevant is number portability in these times of Dual-SIM handsets?
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Monthly revision in Petrol rates finalized by three IOC
Till now we were blaming the Indian Government to raising the prices of petrol. But now when Indian government has de-regularized the petrol prices and made the oil exploration companies to fix their own retail charges, we have to suffer more. The top three Indian oil companies- HPCL, IOCL and BPCL have decided that they will revise the petrol cost on monthly basis across India. It means that petrol prices can be reached on international market level which will add additional burden on public. However, the Indian leaders will still be in position to get extra money.
Friday, July 9, 2010
Effect of commonwealth games on Delhites
Today morning when I woke up, the weather of Delhi was amazing. Birds were flying and the citizens were walking. I have just moved on the terrace of my home and was trying to enjoy the weather. Suddenly, the rain has come and I was wet. Anyway, during that time my wife has prepared a cup of tea which I have sipped. When I was on the way to my office, I have seen the driveway near ITO has been dismantled and sand & stones were lying on the road. Suddenly I remembered the headline of today Times of India that for Commonwealth Games, Delhi Govt. has decided to make the ITO as Green area and for the same, forest department has already started the planting on driveways and open spaces near ITO.
In most of area we can find that all the drive ways have been dismantled and re constructed with red stone. Do we think that will help us to make Delhi a safe, organized, clean and green Delhi? Is this not the waste of public money which is passing in between bureaucrats, politicians and contractors?
Till then the Indian Government has been selected as the organizer of Commonwealth Games, billions of money have been spent on the same. In addition, many projects for infrastructure up-gradation and public transport have been started in Delhi which also causes the negative effect of routine life of Delhites. Recently central government has hiked the charges of Petrol, Diesel, LPG and CNG on account of inflation. If we analyze the overall impact of Commonwealth games in Delhi, we will find that the citizen of Delhi as well as Indian nationals are in loss in terms of their hard earned money.
Why do we think that government is not doing anything for our wellness? Why do we think that after getting a good education in India, we should work for foreign country and provide our expertise to them? Why we can’t work in India for progression of our country and our nationals.
In most of area we can find that all the drive ways have been dismantled and re constructed with red stone. Do we think that will help us to make Delhi a safe, organized, clean and green Delhi? Is this not the waste of public money which is passing in between bureaucrats, politicians and contractors?
Till then the Indian Government has been selected as the organizer of Commonwealth Games, billions of money have been spent on the same. In addition, many projects for infrastructure up-gradation and public transport have been started in Delhi which also causes the negative effect of routine life of Delhites. Recently central government has hiked the charges of Petrol, Diesel, LPG and CNG on account of inflation. If we analyze the overall impact of Commonwealth games in Delhi, we will find that the citizen of Delhi as well as Indian nationals are in loss in terms of their hard earned money.
Why do we think that government is not doing anything for our wellness? Why do we think that after getting a good education in India, we should work for foreign country and provide our expertise to them? Why we can’t work in India for progression of our country and our nationals.
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