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Swann hopes his Jaguar thieves have ‘freak accident with blunt instrument soon’

April 28, 2010 By vani Leave a Comment

London, Apr 28(ANI): England off-spinner Graeme Swann is reportedly upset and furious after his Jaguar was stolen from outside his house in Nottingham, UK.

According to reports, burglars broke into his house after they managed to bypass the property’s security system, when his wife Sarah was out for shopping. Nothing else was reportedly taken.

“I hope the chaps who broke into my house while I am away are involved in a freak accident with a blunt instrument very soon,” The Sun quoted Swann, as having written online.

Swann was in Barbados preparing for the Twenty20 World Cup when he heard the news, and an England source said: “Swann was upset as he feels unable to do much to help from thousands of miles away.”

The 31-year-old also owns a Porsche. (ANI)

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I had to sit close to Hillary to achieve progress on certain issues: Qureshi

March 29, 2010 By vani Leave a Comment

Lahore, Mar. 29 (ANI): Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi has defended sitting close and whispering to US Secretary of States Hillary Clinton during the recently concluded Pak-US talks by saying that he had to sit in such posture to “achieve progress on certain issues.”

Speaking to reporters at the Allama Iqbal International Airport on Lahore, Qureshi said: “To achieve progress on certain issues, one has to sit in such a posture.”

He added that the US has signalled about providing a multi-layer security system to Pakistan, for which he would be going to America next month.

Qureshi further informed the media that Clinton would also visit Pakistan to give the final shape to the outcome of Pak-US talks.

“It’s not a mere paper work and the two sides intend to erect a complete structure to convert our current relations into partnership,” he said. (ANI)

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Senior officials can spy on whistleblower site: CLP

March 25, 2010 By vani Leave a Comment

The Northern Territory shadow Attorney General says it is alarming that emails sent via the Government’s whistleblowers website can be accessed by senior Government officials.

The blow-the-whistle website was set up by the Territory Government to encourage people to expose improper conduct and corruption.

But the website advises in bold red writing that sensitive information should only be provided face-to-face or over the phone.

Jodeen Carney says this is because government officials can read emails sent via the website.

“If that doesn’t ring alarm bells, I don’t know what would,” she said.

“And importantly it does call into question the security of the NT Government email system.”

A spokesperson for the Attorney General, Delia Lawrie, declined to comment

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Laser security for the Internet developed

March 24, 2010 By vani Leave a Comment

Washington, March 24 (ANI): Experts have come up with a new security system for Internet using a special laser that may help keep hackers’ prying eyes off for good.

Scientists at Tel Aviv University have developed a digital security tool with existing fiber optic and computer technology that transmitts binary lock-and-key information in the form of light pulses.

The device, invented by Dr. Jacob Scheuer, TAU’s School of Electrical Engineering, allegedly ensures that a shared key code can be unlocked by the sender and receiver, and absolutely nobody else.

Dr. Scheuer explained: “Rather than developing the lock or the key, we”ve developed a system which acts as a type of key bearer.”

The researchers continued: “The trick is for those at either end of the fiber optic link to send different laser signals they can distinguish between, but which look identical to an eavesdropper.”

Dr. Scheuer added: “We”ve already published the theoretical idea and now have developed a preliminary demonstration in my lab. Once both parties have the key they need, they could send information without any chance of detection. We were able to demonstrate that, if it”s done right, the system could be absolutely secure. Even with a quantum computer of the future, a hacker couldn”t decipher the key.”

The findings were due to be presented at the next laser and electro-optics conference at the Conference for Lasers and Electro-Optics (CLEO) in San Jose, California. (ANI)

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Nepal Foreign Minister meets Chidambaram, discusses security issue

August 13, 2009 By admin Leave a Comment

New Delhi, Aug 13 (ANI): Visiting Nepal Foreign Minister Sujata Koirala met Home Minister P Chidambaram here on Wednesday.

The leaders discussed cross-border terrorism, border encroachment and other threats.

Talking to reporters here after the meeting Sujata Koirala said, “Nepal and India share lots of common interests and we had a very friendly talk. We have an open border and we spoke about security as to how it mutually benefits for both the countries and can have a proper security system on the border side.”

Asked about the threat of fake currency reportedly routed through Nepal, Koirala said she would have a separate meeting with Indian authorities on the issue.

“It is a concern of everybody. Nepal wants to control our side and India will look after their side.

We will have a mutual sit down meeting from both the sides and we will solve every problem what we have,” she added.

Since her arrival Koirala has been holding meetings with India’s top leadership seeking support in taking the peace process forward.

Nepal’s Prime Minister Madhav Kumar Nepal is also scheduled to visit India this month.

She will attend various events in Delhi today and will leave for Kathmandu on Friday afternoon. (ANI)

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Railway Budget – Railway Budget 2009 – Highlights Railway Budget 2009 – Rail Budget – Rail Budget 2009 – Railway Budget 2009 to be presented by Railway Minister Mamata Banerjee

July 3, 2009 By admin Leave a Comment

Railway Budget – Railway Budget 2009 – Highlights Railway Budget 2009 – Rail Budget – Rail Budget 2009 – Railway Budget 2009 to be presented by Railway Minister Mamata Banerjee

Railway Minister Mamata Banerjee would present a People’s budget in Parliament on 3rd July 2009.

“It will be a pro-people budget, a simple budget, people’s budget,” Banerjee said.

Highlights of Railway Budget 2009 :

* Mamata Banerjee to table Rail Budget on Friday

* Likely to be a ‘pro-people, simple Budget’

* Some revision in passenger fares on the cards

* Mamata likely to waive off superfast charges

* Changes expected in the Tatkal booking scheme

* Side middle-berth in passenger trains may be scrapped

* More rail overbridges and rail underbridges likely

* Integrated security system at key stations likely

* Access control, baggage screening at stations likely

Will update soon, so visit this page again for the Complete Railway Budget 2009 …..

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Mamata arrives in Parliament to present Railway Budget

July 3, 2009 By admin Leave a Comment

New Delhi, July 3 (ANI): Railway Minister Mamata Banerjee has arrived in Parliament to present a “pro-people” budget today.

Before arriving at Parliament, Mamata said, “It will be a pro-people budget, a simple budget, people’s budget.”

She said that she only got 15 days to work on it, as the concerned officials were busy preparing it.

Nominal passenger fare revision, incentives on freight transport, enhanced funding for security and seasonal passes for vendors at Rs 20 are likely to be the highlights of the budget.

More trains like Garib Raths are expected to be announced.

Announcement of more rail overbridges and rail underbridges at unmanned level crossings to curb accidents may also find a mention in the budget.

Introduction of integrated security system at major stations to strengthen security might also be announced.

The world’s second-fastest growing major economy is on a drive to improve its creaky infrastructure and boost rail connectivity between industrial hubs and major ports.

With a 63,327-kilometre long network, the railways forms an integral part of life, transporting over 18 million passengers and over two million tons of freight daily. (ANI)

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Mamata to present “pro-people” budget today

July 3, 2009 By admin Leave a Comment

New Delhi, July 3 (ANI): Union Railway Minister Mamata Banerjee will present a “pro-people” budget today.

Talking to reporters here, Mamata said, “It will be a pro-people budget, a simple budget, people’s budget.”

She said that she only got 15 days to work on it, as the concerned officials were busy preparing it.

Nominal passenger fare revision, incentives on freight transport, enhanced funding for security and seasonal passes for vendors at Rs 20 are likely to be the highlights of the budget.

More trains like Garib Raths are expected to be announced.

Announcement of more rail overbridges and rail underbridges at unmanned level crossings to curb accidents may also find a mention in the budget.

Introduction of integrated security system at major stations to strengthen security might also be announced.

The world’s second-fastest growing major economy is on a drive to improve its creaky infrastructure and boost rail connectivity between industrial hubs and major ports.

With a 63,327-kilometre long network, the railways forms an integral part of life, transporting over 18 million passengers and over two million tons of freight daily. (ANI)

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Mamata’s railway budget to be “pro-people”

July 1, 2009 By admin Leave a Comment

New Delhi, July 1 (ANI): Railway Minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday said that the railway budget would be a “pro-people” budget.

“It will be a pro-people budget, a simple budget, people’s budget,” Banerjee said after an all-party meeting here.

She said that she only got 15 days to work on it, as the concerned officials were busy preparing it.

As expectation was high from the budget, she added, “The budget was being prepared in accordance with the railways present situation.”

The railway budget will be presented on July 3.

Nominal passenger fare revision, incentives on freight transport, enhanced funding for security and seasonal passes for vendors at Rs 20 are likely to be the highlights of the budget.

More trains like Garib Raths are expected to be announced.

Announcement of more rail overbridges and rail underbridges at unmanned level crossings to curb accidents may also find a mention in the budget.

Introduction of integrated security system at major stations to strengthen security might also be announced. (ANI)

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Ryan Reynolds still buzzing over Samuel L. Jackson’s ‘beehive’ wedding gift

June 20, 2009 By admin Leave a Comment

Washington, June 19 (ANI): Film and TV star Ryan Reynolds is still buzzing over a beehive full of the singing insects that he got as a wedding gift from Samuel L. Jackson last year.

The actor had asked celebrity guests to forgo showering them with wedding gifts when he married Hollywood siren Scarlett Johansson in a remote location just outside of his native Vancouver, Canada, in September last year.

He has revealed that he was shocked to find a box of bees left in his backyard.

“Someone came to my door and said, ‘I have a gift for you in my trunk from Samuel L. Jackson.’ He comes back from the trunk and it’s humming an insane degree. And he tells me, ‘Mr. Jackson would like you to have this beehive.’ So he hands me a couple of beekeeping outfits and a lifetime subscription to the Beekeepers Journal. And the next thing I know, I’m making honey,” Contactmusic quoted him as saying.

Reynolds, however, now feels that Jackson has provided him with an excellent way to scare away unwanted visitors.

“It’s actually a great security system. Some people are afraid of security systems, some people afraid of guard dogs, but I don’t know anyone who’s not afraid of swarms of bees,” he says. (ANI)

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Ryan Reynolds still buzzing over Samuel L. Jackson’s ‘beehive’ wedding gift

June 19, 2009 By admin Leave a Comment

Washington, June 19 : Film and TV star Ryan Reynolds is still buzzing over a beehive full of the singing insects that he got as a wedding gift from Samuel L. Jackson last year.

He has revealed that he was shocked to find a box of bees left in his backyard.

“Someone came to my door and said, ”I have a gift for you in my trunk from Samuel L. Jackson.” He comes back from the trunk and it”s humming an insane degree. And he tells me, ”Mr. Jackson would like you to have this beehive.” So he hands me a couple of beekeeping outfits and a lifetime subscription to the Beekeepers Journal. And the next thing I know, I”m making honey,” Contactmusic quoted him as saying.

Reynolds, however, now feels that Jackson has provided him with an excellent way to scare away unwanted visitors.

“It”s actually a great security system. Some people are afraid of security systems, some people afraid of guard dogs, but I don”t know anyone who”s not afraid of swarms of bees,” he says.

Dell plans new notebooks with encrypted solid-state drives

May 24, 2009 By admin Leave a Comment

Frankfurt – Dell has plans to release new notebooks with hardware encryption for solid-state drives (SSD).

Just like with standard drives, a chip will encrypt all data. According to the company’s German offices, the security system will be available for the Latitude E4200, E4300, E6400 and E6500 models. (dpa)

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Three-tier security to prevent infiltration during polls: General Kapoor

April 14, 2009 By admin Leave a Comment

New Delhi, Apr 14 (ANI): Army Chief General Deepak Kapoor on Tuesday assured that a three-tier security system has been placed at the Line of Control (LoC) to prevent any infiltration during the elections.

Talking to reporters here on the sidelines of an international seminar, General Kapoor claimed there is no trace of Taliban militants in Jammu and Kashmir.

However, he admitted the presence of LeT (Lashkar-e-Taiba) and the JeM (Jaish-e-Mohammed) in the valley.

General Kapoor expressed confidence about the security forces ability to face the extremists. He said the forces would ensure that the elections are peaceful.

“We had already foreseen all this (infiltration attempts) happening and were quite well prepared. That is why our troops are there on the LoC .We have put a three-tier defence system in place,” he said.

General Kapoor also spoke about reports of female terrorists being trained across the border. (ANI)

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Woman mauled by Berlin polar bear in intensive care

April 14, 2009 By admin Leave a Comment

Berlin – A 32-year old woman who was attacked by a polar bear after she had jumped into the polar bear enclosure at Berlin Zoo was in intensive care Sunday, where she was being treated for bites and cuts to her arm, back and legs. The woman had climbed over an embankment then jumped into the water of the polar bears’ enclosure during feeding time on Friday.

One of the bears immediately spotted her and swam across, then bit the woman several times in the arms and legs before zoo attendants were able to shoo the animal away and pull her from the water.

Berlin Zoo biologist Heiner Kloes criticised the “completely irresponsible behaviour” of some visitors, saying that the behaviour of the woman “endangered the employees and the animals.”

Kloes said in an emergency the zoo had guns which they would have used to shoot the bear, to prevent further injury to the woman.

However the biologist, who was also the duty officer in charge during Friday’s incident, showed sympathy for the animal.

“The polar bear behaved correctly,” Kloes said, adding, “It was curious, nibbled a bit, felt and had a look to see what else would happen.”

He said the zoo’s security system had worked well. Staff arrived on the scene immediately and hit the bear on the nose with poles to distract him, so they could save the woman.

The woman is now under observation in intensive care. While her injuries were not considered life threatening, there was a high risk of infection from the cuts and bites, daily Berliner Kurier reported.

Berlin Zoo is the home of polar bear Knut, who achieved global fame when a keeper hand-reared the cub for 108 days.

The zoo confirmed that the bear involved in Friday’s attack was not Knut, nor his mother. (dpa)

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Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee escapes unhurt in accident

March 19, 2009 By admin Leave a Comment

Kolkata, March 19 (ANI): West Bengal Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee’s escaped unhurt in an accident on Thursday after the police pushed a person who drove his two-wheeler into Bhattacharjee’s convoy.

Bhattacharjee was heading towards the state secretariat from his 59A Palm Avenue residence in the southern part of Kolkata.

The person is being interrogated at the Park Street police station. His motorbike has also been seized.

The police has ruled out the possibility of an attack on the Chief Minister.

A senior police officer accepted a breach in the Chief Minister’s security cover was a lapse, and therefore, the entire security system is being reviewed. (ANI)

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Pak says its nuclear assets are safe

March 13, 2009 By admin Leave a Comment

Islamabad, Mar. 13 (ANI): Rejecting concerns of the international community, Pakistan has declared that its nuclear assets are safe as an elaborate command-and-control system was in place to safeguard the strategic arsenal.

“Our command-and-control system is very effective, and we do not need foreign assistance to protect and safeguard our strategic assets,” the Daily Times quoted Pakistan’s Foreign Office spokesman Abdul Basit, as saying.

Basit claimed that the international community had praised Pakistan’s multi-layered security system.

“The concerns … we, firmly believe, are farfetched,” he said.

Meanwhile, Basit informed that Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi would leave for Prague on Friday to attend a Pakistan-EU ‘ministerial troika meeting’.

“Czech Foreign Minister Schwarzenberg will lead the EU delegation, accompanied by Swedish Foreign Minister Carl Bildt … as well as senior officials from the EU Commission,” he said.

On China-Tibet issue, Basit said Pakistan strictly adhered to the ‘one-China policy’ and recognised Tibet as an inalienable part of China. (ANI)

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Robinho turns his home into a fortress

January 31, 2009 By admin Leave a Comment

London, Jan. 31 (ANI): Fearing that his family might become a target of hate, Brazilian football ace Robinho has beefed up security at his home.

In the wake of him being reportedly involved in the rape of a Leeds girl, Robintho has arranged for a new alarm and security system to be installed at the family’s rented barn conversion in Mobberley, Cheshire, The Star reported.

A Manchester city club insider said, “Security is a key issue for all our players and it’s no surprise Robi wants to step up his. He’s obviously very concerned about the welfare of his wife, child and himself at this particular time.”

West Yorkshire Police quizzed Robinho for four hours after he was accused for raping an 18-year-old student in the VIP area of The Space nightclub in Leeds on January 14.

The Samba striker denied the claim and has pledged to help investigators.

The 160,000-pounds-a-week player went with pals and his wife Vivian to check out the band – fronted by Lewis Hamilton’s girlfriend Nicole Scherzinger, 30 – at Manchester’s MEN Arena for the latest leg of their Doll Domination Tour.

He delighted fans by signing autographs at a Pussycat Dolls concert in Manchester. (ANI)

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