Daily Newsletter | Sunday, February 28, 2016 | | | Indian Army grapples with arms, gear shortage | | Long-winded procedures and bureaucratic bottlenecks continue to stymie the already long-delayed modernisation of the Army, which is grappling with shortages in several areas ranging from modern assault rifles, bullet-proof jackets and night-fighting capabilities to howitzers, missiles and helicopters. |
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| What India's INS Arihant could mean for world | | India is conducting the final trials of its first nuclear-armed submarine, which would make it the sixth country in the world to possess a vessel capable of launching nuclear warheads from underwater. |
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| | 77 bird species spotted at Mangalore varsity campus | | As many as 77 species of winged beauties were spotted at Mangalore University Campus at Mangalagangothri during campus Bird count conducted as a part of Great Backyard bird Count( GBBC) by ‘eBIRD’ and ‘Bird Count India’ to document the birdlife in the Campuses /Institutions across India. |
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| | 12 things Microsoft does better than Apple | | As the second-most-valuable company in the world, Apple gets all the attention when it comes to its technology. But Microsoft is doing some really cool stuff that Apple hasn't even begun to (publicly) discuss. In fact, Apple is taking its cues from Microsoft in some key areas. |
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| HTC Desire 728 review: For the brand conscious | | For those who are picky about which brand they are using, HTC gives a refreshing break with Desire 728 Dual SIM. After all not everyone is eager to bet on smartphones from Chinese startups with more specs for lesser price. |
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| | | G20 pledges to strengthen global recovery | | Financial policymakers of the world's 20 major economies on Saturday pledged to use "all tools", including monetary, fiscal and structural ones, to strengthen global recovery amid growing concerns of further downward risks. |
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| India will post double digit growth: Kamath | | The Indian economy will eventually touch double digit growth rate despite bottlenecks like the stalemate over Goods and Services Tax (GST) as it has conducive conditions, eminent banker and president of BRICS New Development Bank K V Kamath said. |
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| | Rajesh Khanna's 'Aashirwad' demolished! | | Shashi Kiran Shetty, who now owns the property, has decided to demolish it as he wishes to build a new property. Shetty feels Aashirwad, which was more than 50 years old, needed to be demolished and hence, he has already started the demolition work of the bungalow which was spread in 603 sq metres. |
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