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Karnataka among States chosen for DTH project CHENNAI, OCT. 6. Karnataka is among the States that have been chosen for the implementation of a pilot project on the Direct-to-Home (DTH) platform of Doordarshan, the Superintending Engineer of Doordarshan Kendra, Chennai, S.J.D. Devesahayam, ... It is a U.S. gesture, says Patil NEW DELHI, OCT. 6. Appreciating the concern and sympathy expressed by the United States Ambassador, David C. Mulford, over the loss of lives in the serial bomb blasts in Assam and Nagaland, the Union Home Minister, Shivraj Patil, today refrained ... Centre to review freeze on oil prices NEW DELHI, OCT. 6. The Petroleum Minister, Mani Shankar Aiyar, said today that he would meet the Prime Minister, Manmohan Singh, next week to review a two-month freeze on petrol and diesel prices, but the Government would continue to protect ... Now, international Internet calls even cheaper BANGALORE, OCT. 6. Harnessing the technology of Internet-based telephony, you can now make voice calls to all international destinations at a fraction of the cost offered by land-based services: that means typically Rs. 1.60 a minute to the ... Manmohan to promote `a culture of enterprise' MUMBAI, OCT. 6. Senior members of Mumbai's corporate world as well as representatives of civil society organisations formed a highly appreciative audience as the Prime Minister, Manmohan Singh, spelt out his Government's policies here today. At ... Accident rate down, says Air Chief NEW DELHI, OCT. 6. The Indian Air Force (IAF) has achieved its lowest-ever accident rate this year, the Chief of the Air Staff, S. Krishnaswamy, told newspersons here today. ``At one time we lost as many as 48 aircraft (including helicopters) ... Navy cancels MER exam NEW DELHI, OCT. 6. The Navy has cancelled the matric entry recruitment (MER) examination scheduled for today and tomorrow after the Central Bureau of Investigation busted a gang involved in leaking question papers. The CBI has arrested three ... Other Stories
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