Microsoft is launching free software to make it easier for developers to create software compatible with windows server 2008. A Beta 3 version of Windows Server 2008 can be downloaded from the company’s Web site.
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A team of Nasaa scientists have developed a chip that can operate at high temperatures and which did not need a cooling solution attached.
It has been tested for more than 1700 hrs of continuous operationation temperature of 500 degreec celcius, while other chips would have melt in such conditions.
Name of the chip kept by the scintists is ‘’silicon carbide differential amplifier integrated circuit”.
This chip represents a turning point as it increases the tolerance levels by more than 100 times over the previous attempts at building a computer chip that could operate for extended periods of time at very high temperatures.
After arriving Islamabad Nawaz Sharif was deported to Saudi Arabian Red Sea city of Jeddah within hours of returning from exile. Nawaz sharif was arrested at Islamabad airport on charges of money laundering.
Sharif’s supporters were fired and many supporters were injured. There were reports of clashes between police and crowds of Mr Sharif’s supporters in Islamabad, Rawalpindi, and Attok.
At the occasion of a successful joint EU-India Aviation Summit held in New Delhi, Vice-President Jacques Barrot and India’s Minister for Civil Aviation Mr. Praful Patel signed a “Joint Declaration” on 22 November 2006 that will lay the foundation for closer cooperation between the EU and India in a range of areas of civil aviation. “Given the strong growth and infrastructure challenges facing India’s aviation sector, I am extremely pleased with the prospects of enhancing cooperation in civil aviation with India. The scope for cooperation is huge and will benefit both India and EU industry”, said Vice- President Jacques Barrot in New Delhi.
India is one of the world’s fastest growing aviation markets and is of increasing trategic importance to the EU and its industry.
In his opening speech at the joint EU-India Aviation Summit, Vice-President Barrot escribed the common challenges faced by India and the EU in aviation and invited ndia to face these in partnership through closer cooperation with the EU.
In 2004, India and the EU upgraded their already strong overall relationship into a trategic partnership. This strategic partnership is underpinned by an agreed Joint ction Plan in which civil aviation plays a key enabling role.
New Delhi,
The Indo-EU Aviation Summit is being held here on November 23-24.
The meeting is being jointly organized by the Ministry of Civil Aviation of India and the Directorate General for Energy & Transport of the European Commission.
The summit will be inaugurated by Praful Patel, minister for Civil Aviation and Jacques Barrot, vice president of the European Commission.
This Aviation Summit is intended to bring together top-level policy makers and industry executives from all sectors involved in the European and Indian aviation and aerospace industries and services hence providing an important platform for enhancing co-operation between the EU and India in aviation.
Policy statements and business strategies will be at the center of the discussions, which will address a wide range of topical trends and new opportunities in EU-India aviation relations.
Issues that the EU-India Aviation Summit will address include political and regulatory developments in aviation in India and the EU, developments in EU-India passenger and cargo markets and safety and security policies and co-operation.
The EU-India Aviation Summit will be attended by key players from the public and private sectors in India and the EU. These are expected to include representatives of governments, airlines, airports and aerospace industries and service providers. Read the rest of this entry »
by K. Gajendra Singh
In a joint press statement issued in The Hague on 8 November after the 5th India- European Union (EU) Summit between Indian team led Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and the EU led by current European Council President and Dutch Prime Minister Jan Peter Balkenende, the two sides unequivocally condemned all forms of terrorism. India and the EU also outlined a five-point action plan to combat the scourge of terrorism and resolved to enhance collective action to fight proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.
The Strategic Partnership Agreement signed by the two sides puts India at par with EU’s special partners; the United States , Canada , Japan , China and Russia . The EU is both the leading foreign investor in India and its biggest trading partner.
India and the EU would set up a mechanism for a dialogue on disarmament and non-proliferation to signal their new “strategic partnership”. The agreement says that disarmament and non-proliferation are articles of faith for both sides despite differences in approach. ” India and EU are resolved to be partners in promoting global peace and security and remain committed to the goal of universal disarmament.” The two sides call for effective control measures for dual use goods ( that can be used for civilian and military purposes) can play an important role in preventing proliferation.
The two sides earlier held wide-ranging discussions dealing with issues of terrorism, proliferation, UN reforms and the situation in Iraq , Afghanistan and the Middle East .
As part of the action plan, the two sides will seek to step up international efforts to combat terrorism, reduce the access of terrorists to financial and other economic resources, ensure effective systems of border control, address issues which create an environment conducive to terrorism and explore ways to strengthen counter-terrorism dialogue by covering other security-related issues. “The fight against terrorism must be carried out in full respect of human rights, fundamental freedoms and the rule of law,” with both sides continuing to “support the work of the United Nations to ensure universal adherence to, and full implementation of, all UN Security Council resolutions,” including the Comprehensive Convention on International Terrorism, sponsored by India in the United Nations. Read the rest of this entry »