Sunday, November 28, 2010

India won by 40 runs

'Chance for rookies to prove themselves'



Virat Kohli struck a sparkling century as India posted
 a total of 276 runs in the first limited-overs international
 against New Zealand on Sunday.
Kohli's 105 was not supported well by the other Indian
 batsmen in the face of some tight bowling by New Zealand.
Left-arm paceman Andy McKay was the pick of the New
 Zealand bowlers, returning figures of 4-62.
India lost wickets at regular intervals after New Zealand won
 the toss and elected to field, and slumped badly in the final
stages to be dismissed in 49 overs.
Kohli, who scored a match-winning 118 in his previous
one-day appearance at Visakhapatnam against Australia last
month, reached his second consecutive century and fourth
 overall in one-dayers, with a four to third-man off seamer Kyle Mills.
The number three batsman rotated the strike well and
smashed some fine fours when the batting powerplay was taken in
the 40th over. He was earlier involved in a useful 88-run stand for
 the third wicket with left-hander Yuvraj Singh.
Kohli's was a soft dismissal as he failed to keep down a slower delivery
from McKay and Jamie How, fielding in the covers, took his third of four
 catches.
Singh struck seven fours in his 42 but was unable to work the
ball around. He was caught behind off seamer Darryl Tuffey, unable
 to capitalize on the cautious beginning that saw him score his first
five runs off 23 deliveries.
India started well, but lost both openers relatively cheaply. Murali
Vijay tried to pull Tuffey but only managed a top-edge for
wicketkeeper Gareth Hopkins to take a high catch after the batsman
 had scored 29 off 32.
Gambhir played a casual shot off a widish delivery from McKay to give
 How an easy catch at point. Gambhir, leading the side after the
 selectors decided to rest several frontline players, made a run-a-ball 38.
New Zealand went in without regular captain Daniel Vettori, who was
 rested after a heavy workload in the preceding three-test
series. Brendon McCullum was also out due to a sore back.
India is without regular captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni, Sachin Tendulkar,
Virender Sehwag, Zaheer Khan and Harbhajan Singh, all of whom were
not picked in the squad either owing to injury concerns or to give them
rest in the midst of a hectic season.
This is the first game of a five-match series. Jaipur, Baroda,
Bangalore and Chennai will host the remaining matches.
India had won the preceding three-match test series 1-0.

Friday, November 26, 2010

Concert of Chinmayi...

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today the famous female singer Chinmayi's program is going to be held at Bangalore....
This is her first show in Bangalore...

Its placement time...

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Thursday, November 25, 2010

Robot invention

 Surgical Robot that Offers Tactile Feedback to Surgeons


Although a surgery assisted by machines is steadier, more accurate and less invasive, one of its main disadvantages is that the controls of the robot don't provide a sense of touch, thus the surgeon is unable to feel any of the resistance put up by the tissues of the patient.
In order to solve the issue, Linda van den Bedem from Eindhoven University of Technology decided to create a surgical robot that offers tactile feedback. The researcher's latest invention is called Sofie, which stands for Surgeon's Operating Force-feedback Interface Eindhoven.
The machine can be controlled with the help of joysticks found on the control panel. It would be interesting to note that the joysticks are harder or easier to move depending on the level of pressure applied by the robot's surgical instruments against the tissues.
It is worth mentioning that such an invention could be used for several tasks such as making stitches, informs Gizmag.
In addition, Van den Bedem's latest invention is more compact if compared to other surgical machines used today. It can be mounted on the operating table, thus if the table is moved the robot moves with it.
In five years the researcher hopes to start commercializing her latest invention.

Recruitment in CTS

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Rainy November

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November starts and also our friend (enemy sometimes) rain has also started to visit us....
Enjoy rainy days....
Start saving rain water as much u can....
Our water level has gone to very low level....
Have a pinky evening....

Wednesday, November 24, 2010

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