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Work on some buildings supported by the ministry of IT & BT of the state government will also commence in 2016," he said. With many key facilities coming up at Challakere, the government will ensure foolproof protection by armed commandos, said sources in the ministry of defence. Sources close to the BARC project said it would take a couple of years for commissioning of either the atomic power plant or the centrifuges, countering the report in Foreign Policy magazine that the facility would be ready by 2017.
A couple of hangars are almost ready, as also the runway, which has been designed to cater to fighter jets or large transport aircraft. Jagadeesh, special officer, TDC, Kudapura."The research centre should be ready in six months.Except, the buzz among insiders, who concur with the top-secret "Nuclear City" label given by Foreign Policy, is that Challakere is more than that and it’s being set up with one aim only to provide India an extra stockpile of enriched uranium fuel that could be used in new hydrogen bombs. Visvesvaraya more than a century ago. They do not let us cross the barrier to look at these buildings, though they are still under construction," rued one of them.Among the many presentations made for Prime Minister Narendra Modi when he visited the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bengaluru, in February 2015, the most interesting was an overview of the facility at Challakere, which has long been seen as the "Science City" that will rival Bengaluru as a science, technology and defence hub. He instantly sanctioned a couple of crores of rupees and backed the conversion of TDC into the first centre of excellence in science and mathematics under Pandit Madan Mohan Malviya Mission on Teachers and Teaching, of the ministry of human resource Rubber Wheel Chock Manufacturers development.Mr Modi reportedly heard of how dilapidated buildings of an abandoned sheep farm were renovated to house the Talent Development Centre (TDC) by IISc to train science teachers at all levels, and to accommodate them during a ten-day residential training session.Among those likely to be inaugurated in 2016 is the climate research centre of IISc, and funded by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), says H. "We have seen houses being built for BARC engineers and scientists, but they are a couple of kilometres away from their facility. With the help of the MHRD, IISc will construct a new lecture hall, and has already built two check-dams in order to recharge groundwater in the barren campus which would, in due course, receive water from the Vani Vilas dam built by the late Bharat Ratna Sir M.The same goes for the modern test facility being built by the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) for its Unmanned Combat Air Vehicles (UCAV) project and other advanced programmes in aerospace and missile technology..The Army, too, would commence work on its commando training centre, on a couple of hundred acres allotted as part of this 9,000 acre campus. Construction of the new skill development centre will commence in January, and could take about two-and-half years for completion.The veil of secrecy over the facility being built by Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC), however, has stopped even scientists of IISc, who drive to Challakere every month to train teachers or keep an eye on new labs under construction, from gaining access to the atomic research facilities, atomic power station or one that will house nuclear centrifuges under construction at Dodda Ullavarthi, a village near Challakere
A couple of hangars are almost ready, as also the runway, which has been designed to cater to fighter jets or large transport aircraft. Jagadeesh, special officer, TDC, Kudapura."The research centre should be ready in six months.Except, the buzz among insiders, who concur with the top-secret "Nuclear City" label given by Foreign Policy, is that Challakere is more than that and it’s being set up with one aim only to provide India an extra stockpile of enriched uranium fuel that could be used in new hydrogen bombs. Visvesvaraya more than a century ago. They do not let us cross the barrier to look at these buildings, though they are still under construction," rued one of them.Among the many presentations made for Prime Minister Narendra Modi when he visited the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bengaluru, in February 2015, the most interesting was an overview of the facility at Challakere, which has long been seen as the "Science City" that will rival Bengaluru as a science, technology and defence hub. He instantly sanctioned a couple of crores of rupees and backed the conversion of TDC into the first centre of excellence in science and mathematics under Pandit Madan Mohan Malviya Mission on Teachers and Teaching, of the ministry of human resource Rubber Wheel Chock Manufacturers development.Mr Modi reportedly heard of how dilapidated buildings of an abandoned sheep farm were renovated to house the Talent Development Centre (TDC) by IISc to train science teachers at all levels, and to accommodate them during a ten-day residential training session.Among those likely to be inaugurated in 2016 is the climate research centre of IISc, and funded by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), says H. "We have seen houses being built for BARC engineers and scientists, but they are a couple of kilometres away from their facility. With the help of the MHRD, IISc will construct a new lecture hall, and has already built two check-dams in order to recharge groundwater in the barren campus which would, in due course, receive water from the Vani Vilas dam built by the late Bharat Ratna Sir M.The same goes for the modern test facility being built by the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) for its Unmanned Combat Air Vehicles (UCAV) project and other advanced programmes in aerospace and missile technology..The Army, too, would commence work on its commando training centre, on a couple of hundred acres allotted as part of this 9,000 acre campus. Construction of the new skill development centre will commence in January, and could take about two-and-half years for completion.The veil of secrecy over the facility being built by Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC), however, has stopped even scientists of IISc, who drive to Challakere every month to train teachers or keep an eye on new labs under construction, from gaining access to the atomic research facilities, atomic power station or one that will house nuclear centrifuges under construction at Dodda Ullavarthi, a village near Challakere
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The energy was palpable as students learned by watching others learn. Though I am not a Kathak artist, I am grateful to Shekhar Sen and the Sangeet Natak Akademi for documentation and facilitation of this very, very special workshop. This was both spoken about, eloquently of course by Maharajji, but also modeled by carving out time during the workshop for presentations relating the other arts, artists, and performance formats. She can be contacted at sharonlowen.Dance workshops can offer a range of experiences from dipping a toe into a new movement experience to intensive, compressed learning of performance pieces up to an opportunity to expand a student’s understanding of dance within the context of related arts.
In composing the music, poetry and talam for this choreography, he chose to keep the pure dance Gat Nikas portion in the same seven beat (Rupak tal) rather than switching to the usual eight beat (Ektal). Durga Lal. This first time co-sponsorship of the Sangeet Natak Akademi, New Delhi, for the annual Kalashram Kathak workshop was a well-timed addition to their support activities for the performing arts. stage or television. There was even a delightful quiz programme on dance general knowledge. This annual workshop had outgrown the rented space at the premises of the Indian Council for Cultural Relations. Besides Maharajji, my late guru, Kelucharan Mohapatra, also Rubber Cable protector a Padma Bhushan, was similarly unique. Careful planning of entering, leaving the camera’s field of vision in the lit space is critical. After articulating how much more there is to classical dance beyond displaying technique, she explained succinctly the different parameters of performing in different media, i. This meant that the trembling fingers of Malavika for a tight shot would need to have a variation created if the dance were to be repeated on the stage. She used this to show the advantages of television media for highlighting the abhinaya in close-up shots.e.
Kamaliniji added that these five heroines of Kalidas were recorded over five months as we worked on ideal conditions for both indoor and outdoor shoots. Saswati had made a point of inviting the Delhi performing arts community to the entire workshop which was made it comfortable for gurus and dance students to benefit from the discussions and demos, irrespective of style or garana. Birju Maharajji. Instead of bringing stage choreography straight to the television (or film) studio, we had choreographed for the camera.workshop @gmail.com. It was a pleasure to step into the middle of Pt. She communicated to a packed audience that, though the classical dances evolved separately, the key components are shared.One thing I loved about this workshop was the effort taken to push Kathak dancers out of a narrow focus on footwork and chakkars."India has many fine gurus, musicians, music composers, dancers, and choreographers, but combining so many elements, each at the highest level, is extremely rare.Saswati Sen, secretary of Kalashram, set up the entire workshop to provide a well-rounded experience to students and moving them toward knowing the crafts of their craft.
In composing the music, poetry and talam for this choreography, he chose to keep the pure dance Gat Nikas portion in the same seven beat (Rupak tal) rather than switching to the usual eight beat (Ektal). Durga Lal. This first time co-sponsorship of the Sangeet Natak Akademi, New Delhi, for the annual Kalashram Kathak workshop was a well-timed addition to their support activities for the performing arts. stage or television. There was even a delightful quiz programme on dance general knowledge. This annual workshop had outgrown the rented space at the premises of the Indian Council for Cultural Relations. Besides Maharajji, my late guru, Kelucharan Mohapatra, also Rubber Cable protector a Padma Bhushan, was similarly unique. Careful planning of entering, leaving the camera’s field of vision in the lit space is critical. After articulating how much more there is to classical dance beyond displaying technique, she explained succinctly the different parameters of performing in different media, i. This meant that the trembling fingers of Malavika for a tight shot would need to have a variation created if the dance were to be repeated on the stage. She used this to show the advantages of television media for highlighting the abhinaya in close-up shots.e.
Kamaliniji added that these five heroines of Kalidas were recorded over five months as we worked on ideal conditions for both indoor and outdoor shoots. Saswati had made a point of inviting the Delhi performing arts community to the entire workshop which was made it comfortable for gurus and dance students to benefit from the discussions and demos, irrespective of style or garana. Birju Maharajji. Instead of bringing stage choreography straight to the television (or film) studio, we had choreographed for the camera.workshop @gmail.com. It was a pleasure to step into the middle of Pt. She communicated to a packed audience that, though the classical dances evolved separately, the key components are shared.One thing I loved about this workshop was the effort taken to push Kathak dancers out of a narrow focus on footwork and chakkars."India has many fine gurus, musicians, music composers, dancers, and choreographers, but combining so many elements, each at the highest level, is extremely rare.Saswati Sen, secretary of Kalashram, set up the entire workshop to provide a well-rounded experience to students and moving them toward knowing the crafts of their craft.
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On the expected scale of production, Krivoruchko said, "We are looking at least 50,000 items per year initially with and a potential of scaling up production in the future.AK-47s are reportedly used more by non-state agents than national defence personnel Mumbai: Russia's Kalashnikov Concern, makers of AK-47 assault rifles, is in advanced discussions with Indian companies to manufacture certain weapons here and is open to sharing technology with local partners. But it is a bit early to offer any specific names, as we are still at negotiations," he said.He added that it is not engaged in any talks with the defence ministry "on our own and if necessary our Indian partner will handle those issues. He said that excluding Rubber Cable protector Manufacturers cost of utilities and manufacturing facilities, the partners together will have to cough up around USD 100 million (about Rs 650 crore) to begin production.
Known as one of the best assault rifles of the 20thcentury, AK-47s are now being reportedly used more by non-state agents than national defence personnel. For many years now, Russia has officially stopped supplying these fine automatic rifles to the country."From the early 2015, discussions are in right earnest, even though several Indian companies have been interested to produce Kalashnikov assault rifles since 2008," Kalashnikov Concern (formerly Izhmash) chief executive Alexey Krivoruchko told PTI in an email interview."."Whether the company is ready to transfer technology to the partner, he said that "if the project is a success, the local partner will gain access to the most advanced small arms technologies, including high-speed chromium plating, protective coatings, manufacturing of high-strength plastic components"."However, we are prepared to customise weapons to meet any customer requirements and expand the range of products.The quantum of investment will depend on the contribution in the form of land, manufacturing facilities, equipment and so on made by the local partner and on the target level of indigenization to be achieved, he said.62-mm individual automatic weapons."We are in talks with both public as well as private companies in India."Krivoruchko said previous discussions did not yield any results, as the interested parties could not obtain the licence to manufacture small arms from the government.On whether Kalashnikov has identified the models to begin production, Krivoruchko said Indians are primarily interested in the 5
Known as one of the best assault rifles of the 20thcentury, AK-47s are now being reportedly used more by non-state agents than national defence personnel. For many years now, Russia has officially stopped supplying these fine automatic rifles to the country."From the early 2015, discussions are in right earnest, even though several Indian companies have been interested to produce Kalashnikov assault rifles since 2008," Kalashnikov Concern (formerly Izhmash) chief executive Alexey Krivoruchko told PTI in an email interview."."Whether the company is ready to transfer technology to the partner, he said that "if the project is a success, the local partner will gain access to the most advanced small arms technologies, including high-speed chromium plating, protective coatings, manufacturing of high-strength plastic components"."However, we are prepared to customise weapons to meet any customer requirements and expand the range of products.The quantum of investment will depend on the contribution in the form of land, manufacturing facilities, equipment and so on made by the local partner and on the target level of indigenization to be achieved, he said.62-mm individual automatic weapons."We are in talks with both public as well as private companies in India."Krivoruchko said previous discussions did not yield any results, as the interested parties could not obtain the licence to manufacture small arms from the government.On whether Kalashnikov has identified the models to begin production, Krivoruchko said Indians are primarily interested in the 5
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."By 2022, production of electric-based vehicles should start," said Harjanto, director general of metal, machinery, transportation and electronics at the Industry Ministry, adding that the government has targeted EVs to reach a 20% share of national car production by 2025."Recently there were a few battery companies which met the (industry) minister, but it is still an initial intention," Harjanto said, declining to name the companies.
The government is also offering tax holidays for companies producing EV batteries in Indonesia.Indonesia is pushing for the development of EV and battery production facilities to create a downstream industry for the country’s rich supplies of nickel laterite ore, which is used in lithium batteries."They see Indonesia has big potential to develop electric-based products due to the availability of raw material," he said.Indonesia is aiming to start producing electric vehicles (EVs) in 2022, a senior official at the Industry Ministry told Reuters on Thursday, after a number of companies disclosed plans to invest in the country.Companies such as Toyota Motor Corp and Hyundai have expressed interest in building EV plants in Indonesia, Southeast Asia’s second-largest car production hub.Toyota has committed to invest $2 billion in Indonesia over the next five years, part of which will be used to produce EVs, Industry Minister Airlangga Water Filled Barrier Hartarto, told reporters on Thursday.Several companies are currently developing smelters with high pressure acid leach (HPAL) technology to produce battery chemicals in Indonesia, including China’s Tsingshan Group.Speaking on the sidelines of Indonesia’s largest car show, Harjanto said the government is finalising the revision of a luxury car tax scheme to encourage the production of cars with lower carbon emissions
The government is also offering tax holidays for companies producing EV batteries in Indonesia.Indonesia is pushing for the development of EV and battery production facilities to create a downstream industry for the country’s rich supplies of nickel laterite ore, which is used in lithium batteries."They see Indonesia has big potential to develop electric-based products due to the availability of raw material," he said.Indonesia is aiming to start producing electric vehicles (EVs) in 2022, a senior official at the Industry Ministry told Reuters on Thursday, after a number of companies disclosed plans to invest in the country.Companies such as Toyota Motor Corp and Hyundai have expressed interest in building EV plants in Indonesia, Southeast Asia’s second-largest car production hub.Toyota has committed to invest $2 billion in Indonesia over the next five years, part of which will be used to produce EVs, Industry Minister Airlangga Water Filled Barrier Hartarto, told reporters on Thursday.Several companies are currently developing smelters with high pressure acid leach (HPAL) technology to produce battery chemicals in Indonesia, including China’s Tsingshan Group.Speaking on the sidelines of Indonesia’s largest car show, Harjanto said the government is finalising the revision of a luxury car tax scheme to encourage the production of cars with lower carbon emissions
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Common public transport must be the cornerstone of mobility initiatives, Mr Modi said, adding that "clean mobility powered by clean energy is our most powerful weapon in our fight against climate change".New Delhi: Pitching for clean energy and environment-friendly transport technology, Pri-me Minister Narendra Modi on Friday called for greater investments in manufacturing of electric vehicles and smart charging facilities.The NDA government has been aggressively batting for usage of electric vehicles, however affordability of batteries and lack of charging infrastructure in the country, are the two major challenges which it will face before moving any further in this direction.Noting that mobility is a key driver of the economy, Mr Modi said better mobility reduces the burden of travel and transportation and can boost economic growth. "My Wholesale Rubber Speed Humps Manufacturers vision for the future of mobility is based on 7 Cs — Common, Connected, Convenient, Congestion-free, Charged, Clean and Cutting Edge," he added."Congestion-free mobility is critical to check the economic and environmental costs of congestion," Mr Modi said addressing the first Global Mobility Summit ‘MOVE’, organised by government think tank Niti Aayog.Asserting that mobility powered by clean energy is the most powerful weapon in the fight against climate change, he said the focus must go beyond cars to other vehicles such as scooters and rickshaws.The government is targeting electric vehicles to account for 15 per cent of all vehicles sales in five years in a bid to curb greenhouse gas emissions and reduce dependency on fossil fuels. With CEOs of global auto majors in attendance, he informed that the government is keen on "investments across the value chain from batteries to smart charging to electric vehicle manufacturing"."It is already a major employer and can create the next generation of jobs," said Mr Modi
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