India’s fourth largest software export company, Satyam Computer Services suffered yet another blow with resignation of three more independent directors on its Board in the midst of rumor that the company’s founder chairman Ramalinga Raju may quit over Maytas deal disaster.

The company’s independent directors, M Rammohan Rao, who is Dean of Indian School of Business, Vinod Dham, a US-based technocrat widely regarded as “Father of Pentium” and Krishna G Palepu, professor of business administration at Harvard Business School, resigned from the nine-member Board.

A five wicket haul by out-of-form Ajit Agarkar, helped Mumbai to win its Ranji Trophy quarter-final against Himachal Pradesh by nine wickets at the Sardar Patel Stadium, Motera on Monday.

Resuming at the overnight score of 200 for the loss of 5 wickets, Himachal Pradesh team could add only 87 runs to its score tally before getting all out for 287, thus, giving Mumbai a target of 43 runs to win the match.

Former Pakistan skipper Javed Miandad jeered at Cricket Australia's plans to host a day-night Test against Pakistan in Adelaide in November next year.

Speaking on this, Miandad said, “No we will not go with this idea as we don't support attempts to spoil the traditional nature of Test matches, which are still the heart and soul of cricket.”

Earlier, it was reported by The Sunday Telegraph that CA would soon seek International Cricket Council's approval for holding the match that will have a 1400 hrs (local time) start.

Recently it was revealed by the director of Metal Gear Solid series and renowned video game designer Hideo Kojima that he had been busy lately since he was making two new projects.
 
He reported, “One of the two games is inclined towards the “West” while the other will be very a la Kojima Productions. Also Kojima Productions aims to stand neck to neck in competition with the American and European developers. For this, the production house is undergoing developments.”
 

Soon China will witness the arrival of a new touchscreen phone, dubbed as the 6208 Classic by Nokia. It has been learnt that this new phone is a regular candybar phone which is still not officially announced by Nokia.
 
The exciting Nokia 6208c phone has an alphanumeric keypad and is integrated with stylus and handwriting recognition features. The phone also supports a 2.4 QVGA touchscreen display and is user friendly so the users will find it very easy to operate and smoothly perform its functions.
 

A latest remote, dubbed the Wind-up Remote Control from EZ Power is such that it requires 30 turns on its jog shuttle dial at the base of the device to make it function. Thus it would come as a relief from the old fashioned remotes which require changing the batteries in order to make them function again. The Wind-up remote gets the power in its rechargeable batteries via the turning action in the same way as those Trevor Baylis wind-up radios.