Srinagar, Aug 7 : Security forces this morning recovered a powerful improvised explosive device (IED), weighing 80 kg, on the airport road in Haidarpura during a search operation in Srinagar.

LG Electronics has made announcement about the launching of its new entry-level phone, named LG KP106B, in the Indian market.

Targeting users looking for longer talk-time, the newly launched LG KP106B measures 123 x 115 x 64 mm and weighs just 63 grams.

The phone features a ‘best in class battery’ that lets users to enjoy non-stop conversation with their loved ones.
 
Moreover, the GSM mobile handset comes equipped with LG’s exclusive anti-theft mobile tracker to track user’s stolen phone as soon as the stealer puts in another SIM card.

New Delhi, Aug 7 : Congress president and United Progressive Alliance (UPA) Chairperson Sonia Gandhi along with her son and the party’s General Secretary Rahul Gandhi left for Beijing early this morning to attend the inaugural ceremony of the Olympics 2008 on Friday.

The Congress and the Communist Party of China (CPC) are set to institutionalise their relationship during her three-day visit to Beijing from today. Priyanka Gandhi, her husband Robert Vadra and Minister of State for External Affairs Anand Sharma have also accompanied the Congress chief to Beijing.

New Delhi - Indian police arrested six Tibetan activists who have been on a hunger strike for nine days to protest the upcoming Beijing Olympics and the "occupation" of Tibet by China, a Tibetan Yo

Samsung has released its new F 480 TouchWiz mobile phone in the market. The new mobile phone is equipped with full touch screen and ultra slim body. The phone has much user friendly application.

It has 5 mega pixel auto focus camera with LED Flash. "Auto smile shot" feature of phone makes it more users friendly. It has large 2.8-inch TFT LCD (240×320) display screen, FM, USB 2.0 connectivity and media & multi-format video playback facility.

Srinagar, Aug 6 : The violent protests in the Kashmir Valley over the Amarnath land row were flared up when protesters defied curfew and took to the streets here today. There were reports of clashes between pro-Amarnath demonstrators and CRPF men in some areas of Srinagar.

Meanwhile, the Kashmir Traders Federation (KTF) has said that it will snap all business ties with traders in Jammu region and instead buy products directly from other cities like Amritsar and Delhi.