Archive for October, 2007
In the late 1977-78, a band fronted by a diminutive, muscular, longhaired man wearing incredibly tight, frayed shorts, made a Breakthrough. It was perhaps an apt title for one of India’s first original English rock albums at a time when rocking meant swinging primarily to Dum Maro Dum. At 60, Lou Majaw still sports long hair— albeit with a receded hairline —and tight and frayed shorts, and belts out songs with the vigour of a 16-year-old. But he hardly pens soul-stirring songs like Sea of Sorrow and Girls.
However, the “grand old man of rock” in the Northeast has inspired a new crop of rockers who are not content with singing cover versions of their idols ranging from Elvis Presley and The Beatles to Iron Maiden, Styx and U2. And they have been fortifying the “last bastion of rock” in India, reaching out to a wider audience with experimental fusion of haunting tribal tunes.
(more…)
Comments (0) Posted on Sunday, October 28th, 2007
JODHPUR: In the 60s, a Rolling Stones tour spelled hysteria, in the 70s and 80s debauchery, and in the 90s the last word in stadium rock. Today, it’s more of a holiday. Even as he walks in, you just can’t help but sense the pulsating energy that he brings inside. The face brandishing those ravenous lips crumples into itself; a paper bag of mirth. Mick Jagger is laughing.
His lean and wiry frame makes him look far younger than his years. But the 64-year-old singer with the Rolling Stones has plenty to laugh about. It’s 40 years since his band sped into the charts with ‘Come On’ and began their tenure as the greatest rock’n’roll band in the world. Four decades later, they are still on the road, rolling.
(more…)
Comments (0) Posted on Sunday, October 28th, 2007
Guwahati (PTI): At least 60 people, mostly women and children, have died of diarrhoea in Assam’s Jorhat district since April this year.
Official sources said here on Friday that the water-borne disease has almost acquired an epidemic form and affected mostly tea plantation areas.
(more…)
Comments (0) Posted on Sunday, October 28th, 2007
Bangalore: Theatres in Karnataka would instal Close Circuit TVs to keep a close watch on the movement of the people during show time.
Karnataka State Film Chamber President Talem Nanjunda Shetty told UNI that as per discussion held by the Police the theatre owners have agreed to instal CCTV and metal detectors at the entrance of the hall.
(more…)
Comments (0) Posted on Saturday, October 27th, 2007
Bangalore: October 28, 2007- IR Summary-The Cabinet at the centre on Tuesday approved to impose President’s Rule in Karnataka state, placing the legislative assembly in a suspended status.
Since the BJP had withdrawn their support, Karnataka Governor Tameshwar Thakur , in his 3 page, had no hesitation to send his report to the President and Union Home Minister Shivraj Patil.
(more…)
Comments (0) Posted on Saturday, October 27th, 2007
BANGALORE: Probably in a first of its kind, the Karnataka government will launch in November a computer proficiency test, via online centres in different parts of the state, and its results could come in handy for IT and BPO recruiters to gauge the manpower available.
The test will assess applicants on key board skills, PC skills like Windows functions, MS Excel and e-mail proficiency test, according to M N Vidyashankar, Secretary to Department of IT, BT, S & T, Government of Karnataka.
(more…)
Comments (0) Posted on Saturday, October 27th, 2007
Governor hosts dinner for the visiting royal entourage

ROYAL VISITORS: Queen Beatrix and Princess Maxima of the Netherlands with Governor Rameshwar Thakur at a reception at Raj Bhavan in Bangalore on Friday.
BANGALORE: Governor Rameshwar Thakur on Friday hosted a dinner for the visiting royal entourage from the Netherlands that is on a two-day visit of the State. The royal entourage comprises Queen Beatrix, Prince of Orange Willem-Alexander and Princess Maxima, accompanied by Minister of Foreign Affairs M.J.M. Verhagen and the Netherlands Ambassador to India E.F.Ch. Niehe.
(more…)
Comments (0) Posted on Saturday, October 27th, 2007
Bottling your emotions can be harmful. Learn to fight with love, and without having to win.
How to Argue…and Actually Improve Your Health
Is being nice bad for your health?
A recent study in the July report of Psychosomatic Medicine found that married women who bottled up their feelings after an argument were four times as likely to experience declining health as women who expressed their feelings openly.
(more…)
Comments (0) Posted on Saturday, October 27th, 2007
INDIAN INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT BANGALORE
Bannerghatta Road, Bangalore, India
Pin Code : 560 076
Tel Ph. No: 91-80-26582450
Fax Number: 91-80-26584050
Comments (0) Posted on Saturday, October 27th, 2007
E-Inn Hotel
144-C/1, Kirloskar Rd.,Bommasandra Industrial Area,BANGALORE,India,560 099
e-inn Bangalore. e-inn Bangalore has a rating of 5 Star. e-inn Bangalore, depending on house position may allow an early Check-In or late Check-Out. To get the best rates at e-inn Bangalore enter your stay dates and click Get Rates button.
E-Inn, the exclusive business hotel snuggly nestled in the heart of Bangalore’s Electronics City.
Enjoy the internationally vibrant cuisine from e-inn kitchens that use only freshly grown organic produce from neighbouring farming communities.
To do away with the dust prone ducts of centralized air-conditioning, e-inn has installed individual air conditioning units that ensure a steady supply of fresh, ionized air to help maintain dust free environs for guests.
e-inn Hotel Bangalore is located 30 Kms away from Bangalore City Airport and, 33 Kms away from Bangalore City Bus Terminus and Bangalore City Railway Station. e-inn Hotel Bangalore is conveniently located at a 3 Km radius from Electronic City on Hosur Road.
Rates in E-Inn Hotel Starts from- INR 5500
(more…)
Comments (1) Posted on Saturday, October 27th, 2007