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- India cracks into Semi-Finals of Women’s Kabaddi World Cup
- Bikram Singh next to lead the Indian Army
- NASA was hacked 13 times last year
- Shiksha of Agneepath files complain for cybersquatting
- TCS shifting from Services to Product echleon
| India cracks into Semi-Finals of Women’s Kabaddi World Cup Posted: 03 Mar 2012 04:57 PM PST
India defeated Indonesia 65-20 to clash with Jaapan in the semi-finals tomorrow. In a neck and neck contest, Japan trounced Bangladesh 15-17 in the quarter finals to storm into semi finals tomorrow. Thailand beat Sri Lanka 30-18 in the quarter finals today, while Iran outclassed Korea 40-16 registering a comfortable win in the quarter finals today. India would now take on Japan and Iran would clash with Thailand in semi-finals tomorrow. The final would also take place tomorrow after a cultural function. This is the first time that World Cup Kabaddi tournament for women is being organised at Patna. Indian team is a strong contender to win the first World Cup on its home soil. Kabaddi is played in 31 countries at present and experts in the game are being sent to other countries to popularise it. The game would find a place in Olympics when it would spread to 50 countries, Gehlot said. Also See
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| Bikram Singh next to lead the Indian Army Posted: 03 Mar 2012 01:41 PM PST
“Lt. Gen. Bikram Singh has been designated as the next chief of army staff in the rank of general, with effect from the afternoon of May 31, 2012,” a government statement said. Lt. Gen. Bikram Singh currently heads the Army’s eastern command and will take the top post May 31 when Gen. V.K. Singh will be retiring from service. The appointment of the next army chief comes after an intricate vetting process in the wake of allegation that Bikram Singh was involved in a fake shootout case in Kashmir and an intelligence check on his family members. According to sources, the defence ministry had sought a detailed clearance from intelligence agencies on his eldest daughter-in-law who was alleged to be a Pakistani citizen. This had raised fears of “security risks and implications”. But intelligence agencies rubbished this and in fact informed the defence ministry that the daughter-in-law is a US citizen. She is a daughter of an Afghan and her mother is from a Central Asian country. The designated army chief was also alleged to be involved in a fake shootout in Kashmir in March 2001. The mother of an alleged militant killed in a south Kashmir village alleged that his son was a civilian labourer and troops brigaded by Bikram Singh had killed him in a staged gunbattle. But Kashmir Police gave Bikram Singh a clean chit over the case even though a petition is still pending in the Jammu and Kashmir High Court. Bikram Singh was among the three short-listed senior-most officers — Vice Chief of Army Lt Gen Shri Krishna Singh and Northern Army Commander Lt Gen K.T. Parnaik being the other two — contending for the top post. He emerged as the front-runner for the top post because of his seniority amongst the short-listed candidates. Bikram Singh was commissioned into the Sikh Light Infantry Regiment in 1972 after finishing his course in the National Defence Academy and the Indian Military Academy. He also attended the US Army War College, Pennsylvania. During his 40-year-long service in the Indian Army, he has served in a variety of command and staff appointments. He has commanded a corps in the Northern Command. He had served as deputy force commander of a multi-nation UN peace-keeping mission in Congo and also as UN observer in Nicaragua and El Salvador during the early 1990s. Incumbent Gen V.K. Singh, who was till a fortnight ago engaged in a bitter legal battle over his date of birth, was issued the Retirement Warning Letter (RWL) by the Military Secretary’s branch early this week after months of row over his age which was finally settled in the Supreme Court last month. (IANS) Also See
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| NASA was hacked 13 times last year Posted: 03 Mar 2012 04:06 AM PST NASA said hackers stole employee credentials and gained access to mission-critical projects last year in 13 major network breaches that could compromise U.S. national security. The space agency discovered in November that hackers working through an Internet Protocol address in China broke into the -network of NASAs Jet Propulsion Laboratory. One of NASAs key labs, JPL manages 23 spacecraft conducting active space missions, including missions to Jupiter, Mars and Saturn. He said the hackers gained full system access, which allowed them to modify, copy, or delete sensitive files, create new user accounts and upload hacking tools to steal user credentials and compromise other NASA systems. They were also able to modify system logs to conceal their actions. ‘Our review disclosed that the intruders had compromised the accounts of the most privileged JPL users, giving the intruders access to most of JPLs networks. In another attack last year, intruders stole credentials for accessing NASA systems from more than 150 employees. Martin said the his office identified thousands of computer security lapses at the agency in 2010 and 2011. He also said NASA has moved too slowly to encrypt or scramble the data on its laptop computers to protect information from falling into the wrong hands. Unencrypted notebook computers that have been lost or stolen include ones containing codes for controlling the International Space Station, as well as sensitive data on NASAs Constellation and Orion programs. Also See
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| Shiksha of Agneepath files complain for cybersquatting Posted: 03 Mar 2012 03:04 AM PST
“These fake accounts, which use my name, are creating problems for me,” the teenaged actress said today. Police confirmed the receipt of complaint from Kanika’s father. So far no obscene comments had been posted in these fake accounts, her mother said, adding the complaint has been lodged as a precautionary measure. While this can be a correct legal step, a fan club on any Social Networking site is usually created by the Fans, rather than by the celebrity. In such circumstances, filing a complain seems to be a stupid act.Had there been a fake profile in her name, it would definitely been punishable, but Fan CLub is entirely different thing. Also See
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| TCS shifting from Services to Product echleon Posted: 03 Mar 2012 02:34 AM PST When in 2009 Natrajan Chnadrasekharan took over as the CEO of India’s largest Software Exporter, Tata Consultancy services, he had some odd goals in mind. He even expressed them by promising a non-linear growth within a span of 2 years. What he meant was to rival major Software Product companies like Micorsoft, Adobe etc. For TCS, the main pillars of non-linearity would be TCS Bancs, its core banking software; Diligenta, its insurance services platform that is gaining traction in Europe; and iON, the cloud-based IT-as-aservice offering for small and medium businesses. TCS Bancs is already being used by a majority of Banking Sector organizations It also has a £600-million (Rs 4,700 crore) contract from UK state pension authority as well as another $2.2-billion (Rs 10,800 crore) deal with UK insurer Friends Life. TCS and other Indian providers are evolving beyond their legacy in application development, and attempting to develop automated and repeatable assets much like their global competitors have done for years. This is a time of paradigm shift in the Indian IT Industry, when the dependency on the Foreign Clients is getting reduced. There is being a transition from Services to Product. Out-sourcing is being replaced by On-shoring and In-house product development. Also See
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