Advance IST by 30 minutes, save Rs.10 bn: scientists/Kalyani to acquire German wind firm/GAIL seeks nod for pipeline gas in 230 cities

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     September 04 2007

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                  [1]Advance IST by 30 minutes, save Rs.10 bn: scientists
       A group of scientists have suggested that the Indian Standard Time
        (IST) be shifted forward by 30 minutes to reduce peak time energy
                         demand and save at least Rs.10 billion per year.
                                   [2]Kalyani to acquire German wind firm
   The Kalyani Group has stepped up its presence in the wind power sector
    with the acquisition of Germany's wind turbine maker RSBconsult GmbH.
                         [3]GAIL seeks nod for pipeline gas in 230 cities
        State-run gas distribution and exploration major Gas Authority of
           India Ltd (GAIL) has sought the government's nod for supplying
                           pipeline gas in 230 cities across the country.

   >> TECHNOLOGY

                   [4]GE keen to invest in Bengal infrastructure projects
     GE Equipment Services, the US-based diversified services, technology
        and manufacturing company, has evinced interest to invest in West
                                          Bengal's infrastructure sector.
                  [5]Intoto sets new 16 Gbps Firewall performance record 
       Intoto announced that its iGateway Firewall has set a new industry
           performance standard as the first firewall to deliver up to 16
                                              Gigabits per second (Gbps).

   >> BUSINESS

                 [6]OPI named the FAO vendor for middle-market Companies 
           OPI, a professional services firm , announced that it has been
        selected as FAO vendor for middle-market companies for the second
                                                        consecutive year.
          [7]Air India to operate more international flights from Kolkata
      Air India will soon operate more international flights from Kolkata
       and replace its Boeing aircraft with Airbus to connect most of the
                               important capital cities in the northeast.

   >> OTHER NEWS

                                 [8]Every second Punjabi now has a phone!
       Punjab, after green revolution is now undergoing another one, this
           time in telecommunications with every second resident having a
                                    telephone - be it mobile or landline.
                                [9]Chennai company to import garbage bins
      The city-based private garbage clearance company Neel Metal Fanalca
   Environment has decided to import garbage bins from Bangkok to install
                                  in the three Chennai corporation zones.

   >> BLOGS

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     Today most of the teenagers have only one ambitious in their mind to
      become rich and popular as the earliest. The best way for it is the
    glamor world. Increasing number of model hunt has just added fire....

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