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BenQ Rolls Out 21.5-Inch HD LCD Monitor In India

Indian market is flooding with electronic products these days, and recently well known BenQ Rolls Out 21.5-Inch HD LCD Monitor In India  consumer electronic and communication company BenQ Corporation, unveiled its E2200HD in India.

It has launched its first 21.5-inch 1080p Full HD LCD monitor, which makes it the world’s first TV to have it. This exclusive TV with high definition comes with a 1,920 x 1,080 resolution along with 300 cd/m2 brightness, 5-millisecond response time, HDMI or VGA inputs and a headphone jack.

It would be a shame if nuke deal slips through, says US based analyst

United States, India, NSGWashington, Sept 5 : A United States based analyst has said that it would be a shame if the India-US civil nuclear deal slips through after coming so close in hand.

Deepa Ollapally, Associate Director of Sigur Centre for Asian Studies, Georgetown University, Elliot School said it would be very difficult to re-engineer something like this in future, if the deal does not come through now.

NSG welcomes Pranab’s statement: US office

Pranab MukherjeeVienna, Sep 5 : India''s statement has given a new momentum to the Nuclear Suppliers'' Group (NSG) meeting being held at Vienna, said US sources.

As per the US Arms Control Office, the NSG has welcomed External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee''s statement.

Seeking to allay apprehensions of certain NSG countries, India on Friday said it is committed to the strengthening of the non-proliferation regime and underlined the policy of no-first-use of nuclear weapons.

Punjab develops method to preserve green fodder for lean months

Punjab develops method to preserve green fodder for lean monthsAmritsar, Sep. 5 : Punjab agriculture department has developed a novel method to preserve green fodder by making silage and hay to feed the cattle when there is shortage of green fodder around September and October every year.

The novel technique recently formulated by the Department of Animal Husbandry, Punjab which has been successfully implemented in the border areas of Amritsar.

Due to the sowing of new crops, the scarcity of non-leguminous fodders such as maize, Jowar, Bajra and ryegrass has become real.

Punjab’s heritage buildings going the heritage hotels way

Patiala, PunjabPatiala, Sep. 5 : Punjab being an erstwhile princely State today boasts of several heritage buildings. These edifices are now being converted into heritage hotels while opening an entirely new industry in the state.

Once a famous princely state, the city of Patiala has inherited a bouquet of historically and culturally significant buildings.

The grandeur of the past was lying either in an abandoned state or remained unattended till the Punjab government realized it as a latent treasure.

Air Force donates 223 tones of ration for Bihar flood victims

Bihar FloodNew Delhi, Sep 5 : The Indian Air Force has donated 223.80 metric tones of ration for the flood relief operations in Bihar.

The ration will mainly include Atta, Rice, Dal, Sugar, Salt and Ghee. The distribution of this ration will take place through Army Central Command, which is designated as the Nodal agency for Bihar flood relief operations.

Meanwhile, Union Home Secretary Madhukar Gupta today chaired a meeting of the National Executive Committee to review the flood situation in Bihar. Representatives from the concerned ministries of the Government of India and the Bihar Government were among those present at the meeting.

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