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11:01 PMWind power comes to rescue in Jodhpur district

Wind power came to the rescue of the Jodhpur DISCOM districts during the tripping of the Northern and Eastern power grid even though others had to wait until the power units at Kota, NTPC and Hydel power plants at Rana Pratap Sagar and Jawahar Sagar resumed supply.


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BJP spokesperson Prakash Javadekar said this is total failure of the UPA government in the power sector, which is manifested in the total blackout of the two days and the grid failure.
04:43 PMHundreds of miners trapped in mines
West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee told reporters that "hundreds" of miners had been trapped in mines operated by the government-owned Eastern Coalfields Ltd in Burdwan, about 180 kilometres (110 miles) northwest of Kolkata.
04:36 PMATMs are not working at many places due to power failure
Officials said power blinked in most towns and cities of the state and there was no likelihood of it being restored in the next six hours.
04:31 PMPic: Massive crowd at ITO bus stop in New Delhi
04:26 PMWatch: Half of India without power
04:23 PMBy 7pm, most of the places will get back power: Power Grid CMD
By 7pm, most of the places will get back power. But please spread the message that we know our business well, please trust us, says Power Grid CMD R N Nayak.
04:22 PMBlackout due to interconnection of grids: Power Grid CMD
04:13 PM17-20% power supply restored in north region: Power Grid CMD
04:13 PM50% supply restored in northeast region: Power Grid CMD
04:09 PMPic: Commuters crowd a busy road outside a Metro station
Commuters crowd a busy road outside a Metro station after Delhi Metro rail services were disrupted following power outage in New Delhi on Tuesday.
04:07 PMMamata announces holiday in Kolkata due to power crisis
West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee announces holiday in Kolkata due to power crisis.
03:57 PMPower restored in NDMC area in Delhi
03:56 PMAbout 3 lakh railway passengers are stranded
About 3 lakh railway passengers are stranded on Tuesday due to power failure.
03:42 PMDelhi Metro resumes partial service on all lines
Blaming overdrawal of power by certain states for the current crisis, power minister Sushilkumar Shinde on Tuesday said the government is working to bring back normalcy in about one hour.
300 trains came to a grinding halt at various places on Tuesday afternoon due to failure of both the northern and the eastern grids covering close to 10 states, with movement on the busy Delhi-Howrah route almost paralysed.
03:24 PMNormalcy to be restored in one hour: Power ministry
03:17 PMHopes to revive grid in 2 hours: Power Grid official
Power Grid hopes to gradually revive the grid in two hours, spokesman says.
A traffic jam following power outage in New Delhi on Tuesday.
03:03 PMWatch: Northern grid collapses again; Delhi Metro halted
TOI's Sanjay Dutta reports: Preliminary reports suggest the tripping was sparked by a snag in the eastern grid.
Power would be restored by about 3.45pm, power minister Sushilkumar Shindu indicated on Tuesday. Addressing reporters at around 2.15pm, he said it would take 90 minutes for normalcy to return to the 10 states affected by the failure of the northern and eastern grids.
02:52 PMRestart depends on grid behaviour: NTPC chairman
NTPC chairman Arup Roy Choudhury says all units in standby mode. Restart depends on grid behaviour, says Arup Roy.
02:29 PM4000 cops pressed into duty to handle traffic in Delhi
02:25 PMAIIMS, Safdarjung to source power from Bhutan
AIIMS, Safdarjung hospitals in Delhi have asked the government to source power from Bhutan.
02:23 PMPic: Stranded passengers wait for their trains
Stranded passengers wait for their trains
02:18 PMPower supply disrupted in 10 states
Power supply was disrupted in Delhi, UP, Haryana, Bengal, Assam and Punjab, among other states.
02:15 PMThe reasons for the grid failure were not immediately known
02:03 PMWe are looking into the matter: Shinde
We are looking into the matter: Power minister Sushilkumar Shinde on failure of Grids.
01:53 PMIn Delhi, supply from the northern grid came crashing down
TOI's Richi Verma reports: In Delhi, supply from the northern grid came crashing down from 4,190 MW to 140 MW in a matter of seconds when the grid disturbance was recorded.
01:52 PMN India plunged into worst power crisis in a decade yesterday
Entire north India had plunged into the worst power crisis in a decade yesterday throwing normal life out of gear for several hours in eight states due to collapse of the northern grid.
01:51 PMNorthern grid failed at around 1:30pm: Top officials
Top officials said the northern grid failed at around 1:30pm following which power supply snapped in all areas of the national capital.
01:48 PMEastern Grid has also failed, power ministry officials are saying
01:47 PMAbout 150 trains are standing still in 3 railway zones
About 150 trains are standing still in 3 railway zones of Northern Railways, North Western Railways and North Central Railways.
01:41 PMPower blackouts hit northern India for second consecutive day

 


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Asians have surpassed Hispanics as the largest stream of new immigrants to the United States, pushing the population of Asian descent to a record 18.2 million and helping to make Asians the fastest-growing racial group in the country, according to a study released Tuesday by the Pew Research Center.


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Social activist Anna Hazare, software czar Azim Premji and four other Indians have been named in the US-based Foreign Policy magazine's list of the top 100 global thinkers for 2011.

Economist Abhijit Banerjee, writer-activist Arundhati Roy, researcher Deepa Narayan and scholar Arvind Subramanian are the other Indians in the list topped by Arab activists who helped bring democracy to the Middle East. US President Barack Obama is ranked 11th on the list.

Nine Indians figured in the 2010 list. The highest spot to an Indian this year went to Premji, ranked at 14, who the magazine called the 'Bill Gates of India'.

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'It's not just because of Azim Premji's enormous wealth that he is compared to the American technologist turned philanthropist,' the magazine said about India's third richest citizen with a net worth of $13 billion, according to Forbes magazine.

'It is Premji's unprecedented philanthropy, that recently has borne out the Gates comparison,' it said noting the chairman of the IT firm Wipro, recently contributed nearly $2 billion to a rural education project.

Anna Hazare, who is leading a popular campaign demanding tough new laws to curb corruption, is the next Indian who features on the list, ranked at number 37. He figures for 'asking the world's largest democracy to live up to its billing'.











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Stevenson award is one of the highest honours of the Cambridge University. Amartya Sen and and Sir Partho Dasgupta were proud winners of this award. Noble laureate Sen was the first Indian to bag this award in 1956. Dasgupta, a Cambridge professor won the award in 1967 for his contribution to nutrition and developmental economics.

Following Sen and Dasgupta, is yet another Indian who has been bestowed with this prestigious award. 23 year old Mahima Khanna, a resident of Alipore has topped the 2010-2011 MPhil class of economics at the university and will receive the most acclaimed Stevenson prize for the same.The young economist is currently employed as a trade analyst in Mumbai and aspires for a career in World Bank.


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The Delhi Police detained veteran social activist Anna Hazare ahead of his indefinite fast over the proposed Lokpal Bill. The government went into panic mode yesterday, accusing the Gandhian activist of fudging his trust records and clamping ban orders on the venue of the fast. Arvind Kejriwal, another leader of the movement, has urged citizens to switch off lights in their homes for an hour from 8 pm today.


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For 30 hours of training costing 20,000 yuan ($3,080), women keen to snag a billionaire, millionaire or
even just an affluent man learn techniques to make them more attractive, from how to put on make-up in
the most flattering way to how to spot a liar by looking at his facial expressions.

The school in the world's second largest economy -- home to 189 billionaires and just under one million
millionaires -- has attracted over 2,800 mainly middle class women since it opened in August last year,
and students such as 23-year-old Zhou Yue believe it's time and money well spent.

"My family had a business and there was a time when things were very difficult for us," she told Reuters.

"During that period, I was struggling a lot inside, asking myself why we have to do this, why my childhood
had to be so different from other people's. So I thought to myself, if I can marry a rich man, at least I
 won't have any worries."

Lily Bing, 28, said she hoped the training would translate into better prospects. Students are taught
conversation skills, personality development and traditional tea-pouring techniques, which convey elegance.

"I hope that the standard of people I can come into contact with in the future will be higher, compared to
before I took on these classes," she said.

"That is, those who have achieved a certain level of success and promotion in their career. So in this
process, if I can get to know rich people, I think it could be helpful," Bing added.

The centre's founder, Shao Tong, also teaches at the school, focusing on pointing out to students how to
decipher a man's character and personality.
























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As the treasure chests open in Sree Padmanabhaswamy temple, debate sparks on how to safeguard the treasure considering its immense historical and cultural values

Even as priceless treasures found from cellars of Sree Padmanabhaswamy temple in Kerala is estimated to be around Rs 90,000 crore, the discovery has sparked a debate on how to protect and preserve the royal legacy which has surpassed everyone's imagination.

Opening of the long-locked chambers, on Supreme Court orders, which began on June 27 has so far revealed a large number of gold ornaments, gold and silver coins, stone studded crowns, idols and figurines inlaid with precious stones and jewels.

The exercise to assess the value of the articles, undertaken by a seven-member panel of observers, including two former high court judges, continues on Monday after a day's breather on Sunday.







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After running an Internet product start-up in India for the past 1 year, I have started believing that women can be great start-up employees and our start-up eco-system needs more of them. But on the other hand I always have to probe each girl applicant in a job interview on how ambitious she is about her career.


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A new survey has found that most of us enjoy a good giggle above any other of life’s pleasures. In an increasingly materialistic world, it is family, friends and the beauty of nature that seem to make people the happiest.According to a survey,the following are the 10 pleasures:
 
Laughter is the best medicine. It is highly infectious and among other things is a great relaxant for your body and a means of boosting your immune system. It brings about the release of endorphins and is a tonic for your heart.
 
Relishing a delectable meal is uplifting. Bonding over a luncheon or dinner with your best pals makes it a happier experience.
 
Hugging is a great stress buster, a signal of acceptance and has been known to lower blood pressure and heart rate.
 
Exposing yourself to the first rays of the sun is very rejuvenating and helps you get rid of sleepiness.
 
Reading a good book transports you to a different world which is tranquil and stress-free. It helps improve your memory, word power and writing skills and makes you smarter.
 
Walking on the beach is not just a great workout but a fine refexology treatment and a relaxant as well. Make your experience more happy by making your mind wander, gazing at the blue waters and picking up shells on the way.
 
The comforts and smells of freshly laundered or washed sheets set the mood for a night of blissful sleep.
 

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Watching the sun rise and set are highly effective in lowering stress levels. In India, the Taj Mahal is a much-liked destination to watch the sun set.
 
Scanning old photographs evokes soul-soothing and nostalgic memories.
 
Studies have revealed that a chemical released by freshly mowed grass can help people relax and make them cheerful, thus slowing down the decline in mental ability with age.
 

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