India’s largest technology, engineering, construction and manufacturing company Larsen & Toubro announced that it has signed up a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with US-based Westinghouse Electric Company (WEC), a group company of Toshiba Corporation.
The MoU has been signed in order to build 1,000 MW nuclear plants in India.
The MoU will successfully address the projected requirement in India for Pressurized Water Nuclear Reactors with Modular construction technology.
Vinayak Samant (113) scored his maiden first class century, while team partner Rohit Sharma (108) struck his second of the match as Mumbai batted Uttar Pradesh out of the final and virtually assured itself of its 38th Ranji Trophy title.
Aware that their 157-run first innings lead was enough to win the title in case of a drawn match, Mumbai adopted a safety-first approach and batted on and on till they were all out for 367. With just one day left, UP would require a miracle to chase down the huge target of 525-runs.
Aiming to emphasize its presence in the Indian luxury car market, Hyundai India, on Thursday, unveiled the advanced versions of its luxury Sedan Sonata. The new premium Sonata sedans are priced between Rs 13.9 lakh and Rs 15.9 lakh.
According to the Hyundai Motor India Ltd, the launch of its premium sedans will help to pep up the sales. The company expects to sell 1000 unit of the new sedans in the first year.
Angered by the telecos that did not responded to the directions for installing equipment identification registers or EIRs, the Government of India's Department of Telecom has issued stricter warnings and has extended the deadline to April 15.
The Mumbai Marathon, scheduled to be held on January 18, will feature some bigwigs from the world of entertainment, sports, politics and business. This will be the fourth year of the marathon.
Yesteryear superstar Sharmila Tagore and her daughter Soha Ali Khan will take part in the Mumbai Marathon in support of a cause taken up by actor Rahul Bose's NGO, ‘The Foundation’.
The mother-daughter duo of Sharmila and Soha is known for lending their support to the charitable causes.
Recent research revealed that periodic pneumatic compression can greatly benefit restless legs syndrome patients. Research team led by Dr. Christopher J. Lettieri and Dr. Arn H. Eliasson, from the Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Washington, DC conducted a prospective, randomized, placebo-controlled trial of 35 patients, the majority of them with moderate to severe symptoms of RLS at baseline.