Tuesday, October 20, 2015

LENOVO UNVEILS ENHANCED PRODUCT PORTFOLIO FOR DIWALI

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 Launches over 50 exclusive service centres

India, October 20, 2015: With the dazzling array of lights and carnival setting all around, Diwali frenzy is in the air. While everyone is busy searching for the best gifting option for their loved ones, Lenovo (HKSE: 992) (ADR: LNVGY) is preparing to unveil its Big Diwali play for its customers this year.
Aiming for an exceptional ‘service delivery experience’ for its smartphones customers, Lenovo in partnership with Motorola is going to launch its Exclusive Service Centers (ESCs) across the country. To add to the spirit of merriment this festive-season, Lenovo is looking to take smartphones consumer service to an all new level in India with the launch of more than 50 ESCs across 40 cities by Diwali this year and more than 100 such centers by the middle of next year.
Currently, Lenovo has more than 350 service centers spread across India that cater to a fast-expanding smartphones customer base. More than 100 Service Centers covering almost 80% of call volume are enabled with Loaner units to offer stand-by devices to the customers. Over 200 Service Centers covering almost 90% of call volume are enabled with Spares Minimum stock level (MSL) to offer faster repair Turn Around Time.
Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Sudhin Mathur, Director- Smartphones, Lenovo India said, “Our product line ups have mostly been customer demand based. In the past year, the growing customer response to our 4G portfolio has been very encouraging. We are now looking to offer our customers an improved service experience. We are enhancing some of our most popular smartphone devices with premium add-on features for Diwali.”
This years’ Diwali line-up has been exclusively designed for today’s feature demanding customer base. . The foremost amongst them is the A6000 Shot which is a powerful enhanced version of India’s top selling 4G smartphone series. The Lenovo A6000 Shot has an inbuilt 13MP rear camera, Snapdragon 410 Quad core processor and 2GB RAM. The 4G powered A6000Shot also becomes one of the first few smartphones in the world to offer a 360 degree surround sound experience with Dolby Atmos technology.
For the budget conscious is the power-packed A1000, Lenovo’s latest addition to its very successful A series in India. Powered by 1.3GHz Quad core processor with 1 GB RAM, 8 GB internal storage and Android Lollipop 5.0,  A1000 offers great value to first time Smartphone users.
Diwali will also see a special edition of Lenovo’s in-demand K3Note. Limited quantities of K3 Note Music edition will be made available. Lenovo’s KillerNote now packs enough power to turn any carton box  into a sound amplifier with the inclusion of world’s first AnyWoofer technology. Powerful features such as the 6752 OctaCore processor with 2GB RAM,  13.97 cm Full HD screen, 13MP rear camera with Omnivision sensor and dual LED flash, and 3000 mAh Li-ion battery. The special edition K3 Note Music is certain to win customers hearts again.

Virender Sehwag the formidable one

Naresh Kumar Sagar
Virender Sehwag the formidable player
Virender Sehwag the formidable player, the greatest batsman who created panic in the opposition by his sheer presence and on field broke all cricketing tech by his rotary blades tech, pedalling & hitting in all directions to ropes , a delight to watch, the fanciful cricketer at his best.The three toner batsman too faced the heat of cricketing politics so common in this part of the world.
Nawab of Najafgarh hangs his boots.I am pretty happy with my career. Thanks to all my fans, players who supported me always: @virendersehwag (ANI).‪#‎ThankYouViru‬| I was scared of facing only one bowler, that was Muralitharan: @virendersehwag

Chinese President Xi Jinping arrives in UK

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Chinese President Xi Jinping (C) and his wife Peng Liyuan (3rd L) arrive in London, Britain, Oct. 19, 2015, for a state visit to Britain at the invitation of Queen Elizabeth II.
Chinese President Xi Jinping & wife Peng Liyuan, arrived in London on Monday evening for a state visit to Britain at the invitation of Queen Elizabeth II.
Xi’s plane touched down at Heathrow Airport ,the couple were greeted by Viscount Hood on behalf of the Queen and also by British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond.
“China attaches great importance to growing relations with the United Kingdom,” the president said in a written statement upon arrival.”To deepen China-UK relationship is in the fundamental interests of both countries and peoples and meets the trend of the times,” he said.Xi noted that this year marks the start of the second decade of the comprehensive strategic partnership between the two countries, saying he hopes to have in-depth exchange of views with British leaders on bilateral relations and major international and regional issues.
The president said he also looks forward to meeting with people from various sectors of the British society to discuss the future of the bilateral relations and draw a “grand blueprint” for future cooperation.Prior to his visit, Xi voiced his expectations for building “golden” ties with Britain.
“I hope this will chart the course for the future growth of China-UK relations, inject new impetus in practical cooperation between our two countries in all fields and enable us to jointly usher in a ‘golden time’ for China-UK comprehensive strategic partnership,” he said in a written interview with Reuters on Sunday.
Zhou Hong, a scholar with the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, thinks that Xi’s trip, during which he visits a single European nation, is very rare in China-Europe ties, and that it in some way indicates China attaches great importance to its relations with Britain, which is a major country at the core of the European Union.
Xi’s state visit, which will conclude on Friday, is the first by a Chinese president since 2005.
According to China’s foreign ministry, the Queen will host a welcome ceremony for Xi and invite him for both an informal lunch and a formal dinner.Xi will hold talks with Prime MinisterDavid Cameron and address a banquet hosted by the Lord Mayor of the City of London.Besides the capital city, Xi is also scheduled for a trip to Manchester, where the Chinese president will attend a banquet and visit research projects and local businesses.
Tony Blair, former British prime minister, said earlier that Britain is “enthusiastic” about developing the ties with China even further and making sure that next decade is a golden decade, noting that most people in Britain support a strong relationship with China.
“I expect President Xi’s visit will strengthen the relationships still further between Britain and China at the political level, at the economic level and at the people-to-people level,” Blair told Xinhua in a recent interview. Xenhua news

Press conference of latest Hindi Film TITLI

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To share with you the uniqueness of their latest Hindi Film
TITLI
To be addressed by :
Ranvir Shorey
Dibaker Bannerjee (Producer)
Kanu Behl (Director)
Lalit Behl (Father of Kanu behl)
Shashank Arora
Shivani Raghuvanshi
Amit Sial

Time   : 2 p.m
Date    : 21st October (Wednesday)
Venue : Spice Cinemas, Noida sec-25
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DATEThursday, October 29, 2015
TIME11:00 AM  – 12:30 PM (Registration: 10:30 AM)
LOCATIONWWF Auditorium, 172-B, Lodhi Estate, New Delhi – 110003
SPEAKERSDr Srabani Roy Choudhury, Associate Professor, School of International Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru UniversityAmb Shiv Shankar Mukherjee, Former High Commissioner of India to U.K.Amb Aftab Seth, Former Ambassador of India to Japan
CHAIRAmb Biren Nanda, Former High Commissioner of India to Australia
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India has an ancient link with Japan that goes back to 1500 years. Since the historic visit of PM Yoshiro Mori to India in August 2000 and the signing the “Global Partnership” agreement between the two countries, our ties have grown rapidly. Both countries share values of democracy, rule of law and freedom of speech. Japan and India meet at the summit level at least once a year and at the level of Foreign, Defence, Energy, and Commerce Minister also on an annual basis. This close engagement underlines the richness of the relationship which is free of any baggage, historical or otherwise. The 21st Century has seen a remarkable expansion of these relations in the economic sphere and especially in the area of defence cooperation. There are flagship projects like the Delhi- Bombay corridor and the Bangalore Madras corridor which are major Japanese contributions to India’s infrastructure.
The session, organised in preparation for PM Abe’s visit to India later this year, would reflect on how the bilateral relationship has shaped over the years and also focus on the new opportunities of cooperation between the two countries in the emerging Asian geopolitics.
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Srabani roy Choudhury 20-10-15Dr Srabani Roy Choudhury, Associate Professor, School of International Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University
Dr. Srabani Roy Choudhury is an Associate Professor in Japanese Studies, Centre for East Asian Studies, School of International Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University. Recipient of Japan Foundation Fellowship 1996-1997. She was based at Tokyo University to complete her Ph.D field work. Her Ph.D was from Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. In January 2012, she was recipient of visiting scholar programme to Keizai Koho Centre, Ministry of Economics and Industry, Japan.
Subsequently she spent May and June 2012 with Policy Research Institute, Ministry of Finance, Japan and worked on “Understanding the Impact of the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement and the Ensuing Prospects for Japanese companies in India”. In 2014, she was a visiting fellow at REIB Kobe University. Her research interest lies in the area of Japanese investment in India.  She does field study on Japanese companies in India and has conducted study on same lines for ICRIER in 2008. Her recent publications are centered on Japan- India economic relations and Japanese Multinationals experiences in India, their entry strategies and their survival techniques. Currently she has been also working on identifying sectors for Japanese investment into India by conducting consumer surveys.  She has international and national publications on the subjects of her interest. Among her recent publication is an edited book on Japan Saarc Partnership: A Way Ahead.
 Shiv Shankar Mukherjee 20-10-15Ambassador Shiv Shankar Mukherjee, Former High Commissioner of India to U. K.
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Ambassador Shiv Shankar Mukherjee has a Master’s degree in Chemistry from the University of Delhi . He joined the Indian Foreign service in 1971. He served in various capacities in the Indian missions in Damascus, Brussels, Lusaka and Washington. He was an election observer in Namibia and appointed India’s first high commissioner to that country. Later, he served as India’s ambassador to Egypt, high commissioner to South Africa, and ambassador to Nepal, before his final assignment as high commissioner to the U.K., where he retired in 2009.
At headquarters, he was Spokesman for the Ministry of External Affairs, and Director- General of the Indian Council of Cultural Relations (ICCR).
 Aftab Seth 20-10-15Ambassador Aftab Seth, Former Ambassador of India to Japan
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Ambassador Aftab Seth is the Chairman of India Global Link Co. Ltd, and Chairman, Japan-India Partnership Forum. He is currently a Visiting Professor at Kenichi Ohmae Institute of Management in Tokyo, Chairman of the Global Indian International Schools, Japan, Adviser, Global Indian Foundation and Vice President of the Global Schools Foundation with schools in India , Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand , Vietnam and Japan. He was previously the Indian Ambassador to Japan, Vietnam and Greece.
After joining the Ministry of External Affairs, India in 1968, he served in the Embassies in Beirut, Cairo and Jakarta and, the Consulates in Karachi and Hamburg. From 2004 to 2006, he was associated with the Global Security Research Institute, Keio University as its first Professor and Director. He served as Chairman of the International Advisory Committee, Keio University from 2006-2009.  He has connected Keio with India’s top Universities. He has been a Former Member of the Management Board of the Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, New Delhi and a Former Visiting Professor at the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay. Ambassador Seth is also a member of the World Parliament of Cultures based in Bilkent University in Ankara, the biggest private university in Turkey. He has lectured at think tanks in Moscow and St Petersburg in Russia, at Christ Church University in New Zealand, at the Hudson Institute in Washington  D.C., at Harvard University,  at Columbia University in New York and in New Jersey, at the Casa Asia in Madrid Spain, at the University of Seville, at Prince Hassan University, Morocco, at Cairo University and Al Azhar University in Egypt, Al Quds University in Jerusalem and in Ramalla in the Palestine territory, and in various other Universities and Institutions in Damascus, Sri Lanka and Australia, besides other countries. Ambassador Seth is also assisting the Group 30 of Japan, which is a group of top Japanese universities set up by Prime Minister Fukuda in 2008. The Group seeks to promote higher education in Japan abroad, including in countries like India. Ambassador Seth received a B.A. (Honors) from St. Stephen’s College, Delhi University, an M.A. from Christ Church College, Oxford University, where he was a Rhodes Scholar, and a Doctorate of Laws from the American College of Greece.  He also received a certificate of enrolment with distinction in Japanese Language and History from Keio University. He writes extensively and has authored 3 books, including “How Much Weight Can an Elephant Lose?” in 2001 which won the Mahatma Gandhi-Martin LutherKing Daisaku Ikeda Award and a Volume of Poems, “Pillars of Landscape” (1995).
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 Biren Nanda 20-10-15Ambassador Biren Nanda, Former High Commissioner of India to Australia
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Upon completion of his Post Graduate degree in Economics from the Delhi School of Economics, Mr. Biren Nanda joined the Indian Foreign Service in 1978. Mr. Nanda has previously served as a diplomat in Indian Missions in Singapore, Beijing, Shanghai, Washington, D.C., and Tokyo. He was the Consul General of India in Shanghai from 1996-2000, Deputy Chief of Mission in the Embassy of India in Tokyo from 2000-2004, Ambassador of India to the Republic of Indonesia from 2008 to 2012 and High Commissioner of India to Australia from 2012 to 2015.
Mr Nanda retired from the Indian Foreign Service in January this year.
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‘Our attack needs attention’ – Harendra Singh, Coach,


‘Our attack needs attention’ – Harendra Singh, Coach, Indian Men’s Junior Hockey Team
New Delhi, 20th October 2015: The Indian Men’s Junior Hockey team returned home late night yesterday after finishing as the runner’s up at the 5th Sultan of Johor Cup. The tournament was played at Johor Bahru, Malaysia where India lost 4-3 (2-2) to Great Britain in a nail biting penalty shootout, being levelled at 2 goals each after full time. India captain Harjeet Singh was adjudged as the Player of the Tournament, as India failed to defend the title for the third consecutive year.
“The finals were a close affair and I feel bad for the boys who lost after coming so close. It’s unfortunate that even after our goalkeeper gave us life three times in the Penalty shootout, the boys probably somewhere gave into the pressure and the title slipped away from our reach. However I think our biggest learning from the tournament has been about our need to address our attack and midfield on certain areas and I am confident we will return victorious in our forthcoming tournaments,” said Harendra Singh, Coach, Indian Junior Men’s Hockey Team.
 “We really tried hard, and we played a good game, but Penalty Shoot Outs are really unpredictable, but this loss really hurts. We return with a fair idea of the areas where we need to work on so that we can return victorious in our next tournaments,” said Harjeet Singh, Captain Indian Junior Men’s Hockey Team
When asked about him receiving the Player of the Tournament award, he said, “It feels good to be awarded the Player of the Tournament, but winning was the most important, and while this award adds to my confidence, a loss in the final still leaves a lot to desire within the team.”
The Indian colts who earlier topped the pool standings in the league matches with 13 points, had earlier also lost to Great Britain. Sumit Kumar and Harmanpreet Singh with 3 goals each were the top scorers for India in the tournament.
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