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Scientists find bugs that eat waste and excrete petrol Silicon Valley is experimenting with bacteria that have been genetically altered to provide 'renewable petroleum' Some diesel fuel produced by genetically modified bugs Greg Pal, Senior Director of the LS9 Biofuels Company...

The joint rise of China and India could benefit everyone By Joseph S. Nye Daily Star - Lebanon, Lebanon Saturday, June 14, 2008 George W. Bush is approaching the end of his presidency mired in low popularity ratings, which partly reflects his policies in the Middle East. But Bush leaves...

Country at a crossroads Heather Connon Money Observer, UK 13.06.08 Ved Chaturvedi, managing director of India's Tata Asset Management, likes to take visitors to Mumbai before showing them other areas of the country. That way, they can see the contrast between what he describes as a...

Don't run away from the Indian tiger By Mark Dampier Independent, UK Saturday, 14 June 2008 India is the second-largest country in the world in terms of population (behind only China) and the seventh-largest in terms of land mass. It has 36 cities with populations of more than a million...

Cause and effects of film-making in India Rhys Blakely in Bombay The Times, UK May 24, 2008 It is perhaps the ultimate special effects trick. Arrive at the Indian headquarters of Rhythm & Hues (R&H), the Los Angeles-based effects studio, and you could be mistaken for thinking that you...

If successful they should put a rocket engine in every car & bring down our dependence on oil imports.:lol::lol::lol:

Asim, this isn't about stock market but the construction industry. Do you have any figures on how much is Pakistan going to spend in construction activities compared to last year?

International markets: 10 fastest growing markets in the world Building.co.uk, UK 2008 Issue 23 As the economic downturn sets in at home, it might be time to consider working abroad. That’s why Building is launching a new international section, where we’ll bring you essential guides to...

Is India 'banking' for a green future? Loughborough News, UK Posted on June 13, 2008, 2:30 pm Research in the Department of Geography at the University of Leicester is investigating the reasons why Indian banks have yet to commit to the Equator Principles; a set of environmental and social...

I share your sentiments but, more than commies you need to worry about rising cost of oil. Commies cannot impede India's growth. Neither is nuke deal undone. The agreement has been signed & it is merely the question of making it operational. In the meanwhile we can continue our negotiations with...

The Next Frontier for India's Outsourcing Industry? The Domestic Market Published: June 12, 2008 in India Knowledge@Wharton Earlier this year, Genpact, the largest business process outsourcing (BPO) player in India, gave Harpreet Duggal a new role: responsibility for developing and...

Investing in India's growth Written by: Malar Velaigam Investors Chronicle, UK Created: 13 June 2008 No one would have predicted that the largest float on the Alternative Investment Market (Aim) this year would be an Indian investment fund, but this week history was made and KSK Emerging...

A world in which the US is no longer No. 1 Journalist Fareed Zakaria writes of the rise of new global powers. By Jonathan Rosenberg Christian Science Monitor, MA June 13, 2008 edition The Post-American World By Fareed Zakaria W.W. Norton, 292 pp., $25.95 While the United States...

Asia's awesome threesome Rivals by Bill Emmott Reviewed by Sreeram Chaulia For the first time in history, three great powers - China, India, and Japan - coexist uneasily in Asia. Lacking natural compatibility, all three are beefing up their militaries with consciousness of one another as a...

India Inflation at 8.75%; Fastest Pace in Seven Years By Kartik Goyal June 13 (Bloomberg) -- India's inflation accelerated to a seven-year high on soaring commodities and energy prices, stoking speculation the central bank will increase interest rates next month. Wholesale prices jumped...

Now is the time to invest in India, says manager By Danielle Levy City Wire, UK 13 June 2008 Bhupinder Sethi, manager of the newly launched New Star India Equity fund, believes rising inflation in India will moderate over time and stresses that the region offers investors a ‘multi-decade...

Passages from India The Times of India, the world's largest circulation newspaper group, has made its first foray into overseas markets. Will its recent purchase of Virgin Radio be its last? Randeep Ramesh in Delhi The Guardian, Monday June 9 2008 When the Times of India broke the...

Pathak bides his time for practice in India Chris Merritt, Legal affairs editor The Australian June 13, 2008 IN India, where connections count, Freehills partner Neil Pathak has a surname that any lawyer would envy. Neil Pathak, an Australian citizen from an Indian family, who...

3 Indian cities in world's top centres of commerce Monday , June 09, 2008 at 06:29:06 New Delhi, June 9: Reflecting the growing global economic clout of the Asian region, three Indian cities -- Mumbai, New Delhi and Bangalore have been ranked among the 75 top centres of commerce in the...

He made it a bad day. The lad wanted to be a hero. He was clearly trying too hard just to prove a point, overstepping in almost every over. Against the likes of Sehwag simply stick to the line & length & not try to dominate. Sehwag on his day could make even Ntini & Steyn look amateur. This is...