To add more to its wardrobe, Transcend recently has launched its latest touch-sensitive Digital Photo Frame, called PF810 in the Indian market.

Transcend PF810, which comes with a LED lighted touch-sensitive menu interface, packs 2GB of integrated flash memory that guarantees users can easily display the complete photo collection in amazing clarity and detail without using a memory card.

New Delhi  - Alok Aggarwal, municipal vet and cow hunter, is in charge of a secret operation.

It is barely dawn, and Aggarwal already lights up his second cigarette of the day. One of his animal trucks is late, and the rest of his team is hanging around a New Delhi police station, bored.

That could draw unwanted attention: "The cow owners are well-connected and watch us closely. We cannot surprise them any longer."

For years the Indian capital's administration has been trying to keep down New Delhi's stray cow population, with Aggarwal on the front line.

Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL), India's No. 1 telecommunications company, and Research In Motion (RIM), a leader in providing wireless solutions for the global mobile communications market, have made announcement about the launching of BlackBerry services in the Indian market.

BSNL clients can now make the most of this new service, which helps them stay connected with their near and dear ones while on the move.

Mr. Kuldeep Goyal, CMD BSNL at Chandigarh, stated that said that the BlackBerry services will augment the company’s existence in the Indian mobile market.

Dhaka  - Bangladesh and India Tuesday renewed their inland water transit and trade protocol to increase river-bound commerce between the two South Asian neighbours, officials said.

Bangladesh Shipping Secretary Masud Elahi, and Indian Additional Secretary Vijay Chibber of the road, transport and highways ministry, signed the deal after two days of negotiations in Dhaka.

The renewal takes effect April 1, 2009 and will remain in force for two years.

Johannesburg  - Cricket South Africa confirmed Tuesday that it had been named as the host of the 2009 Indian Premier League tournament which was relocated amid concerns over security in India.

The decision was announced after a meeting in Johannesburg between CSA boss, Gerald Majola, and Lalit Modi, chairman of the IPL. England has also been in the running.

"We are very happy to confirm that South Africa will host the 2009 DLF Indian Premier League tournament," Modi said in a statement.

New Delhi, March 24 : Amidst the hot debate on the Indian Premiere League (IPL) to be held outside India, an NDTV GfK-MODE survey revealed that 71 percent of the Indians would love to see IPL played in India only.

The poll was conducted in 13 Indian cities with a sample size of 1402 Indians, to find people's opinion on the ongoing controversy regarding IPL.

Seventy-one percent of the census would like the IPL to be held in India and 29 percent feel that it doesn't matter where it is played.