On Sunday, a bronze medal was won by the Indian junior women's hockey team in the fifth under-21 Women Junior Asia Cup, held in Malaysia. It has now qualified for the next year's Junior World Cup.
The junior eves won over Japan, 3-1 in the bronze medal play-off match and thus booked their ticket for the U-21 World Cup to be held at Boston, USA from August 3 to 16 next year.
In the first half, from an indirect penalty corner, Soundarya Yendala drew first blood for India and then Vandana Katariya doubled the lead from a field goal after the breather.
About 25 million handsets could be disconnected by telecom operators from January sixth onwards as the department of telecom (DoT) ordered them to cut off cell phones without an international mobile equipment identity (IMEI) number.
The move is likely to deter terrorist outfits to make use of mobile phone for their immoral acts, by assuring that no calls made are unidentifiable.
IMEI, an exclusive 15 digit code identifying a cell phone, prevents the use of stolen phones for making calls and therefore permits lawful interception of all calls.
It has been announced by the world's leading mobile phone maker Nokia that they are making efforts to make it easier for their customers to log into their online service network Ovi. com.
The basic aim of the company is to have a single login mechanism on this service which combines various features, some of which require separate details.
"We are pleased to announce that as part of improving your experience with Share on Ovi, we have merged our sign-in system with Ovi. com. This is a key step in integrating Ovi," said Nokia via a statement.
A woman has been detained by the Shanghai police since she first filmed herself having sex and then posted her video on the Internet which created a sensation among Chinese Internet users.
Shanghai Public Security Bureau (PSB) statement read, "Huang was detained by police on suspicion of disseminating pornographic materials." The statement identified the accused woman by her surname only.
In China, pornography is illegal; however, it remains quite accessible on the Internet.
It would not come as a surprise to anyone that Google accounts for a lion's share of the ad server market. On the contrary, it would shock everyone that Microsoft holds only the equivalent of a lion's paw.
In the month of October, Attributor, a content-tracking company, analyzed ad server calls across 75 million domains and if adhered to the data Attributor released this week, Google--through DoubleClick and AdSense--accounts for 56.5 percent market share.