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INC times Report, The fourth edition features a new low-cost Aakash tablet is exposed. This calling feature in new features as well as high-speed 4G services will be provided.

Specification issued by the government stated that the calling will be made with the help of external dongle.

With the help of 2G or 3G or 4G dongle will work with the data.

AAKASH ambitious project, Telecom Minister Kapil Sibal, Minister of Human Resource Development was launched during the stay.

The first version of Aakash tablet was launched on October 5, 2011. Aakash tablet has been upgraded since then.
NEW DELHI Despite setbacks, Indian government is not giving up on its dream of a low-cost tablet for school and college students. The ministry of human resource development has now formally announced that it is working on Aakash 4.

In a public note posted on the website of the department of electronics and information technology, the government said, "A sub-committee comprising of technical experts has prepared the proposed vendor neutral Technical Specifications of Aakash IV. These specifications have been developed with a view to have a device at a low cost."

Unlike the original Aakash and Aakash 2, which were manufactured by Datawind, for Aakash 4 government has not yet finalized who would make the tablets. Instead, it wants to finalize the specifications of the tablet. There are reports that Aakash 4 could be manufactured by multiple hardware vendors instead of one company.

According to the proposed specifications, Aakash 4 will have a 7-inch screen with a minimum resolution of 480 x 800 pixels. To make sure that the screen has decent touch sensitivity, government wants manufacturers to use panels with at least 5 touch points. "LCD brightness should be a minimum of 290 cd/m2, and its contrast ratio should be a minimum of 500," states the note.

The government says that the processor that will power Aakash 4 should meet some minimum specifications. It says that the chip should be able to score at least 1469 points in Antutu, a popular Android benchmarking app. It also wants the tablet to handle playback of 720P videos with ease.

For memory, the government note specifies that Aakash 4 will have a minimum of 1GB DDR3 RAM. The tablet is likely to come with at least 4GB internal storage and support for up to a 32GB micro SD card. The government also says that it wants Aakash 4 to have support for external USB storage devices, keyboard, mouse, popular 3G/4G data dongles, USB to ethernet adapters and USB printers.

On paper, the minimum hardware specifications for Aakash seem to be on the lower side. But currently these are proposed specifications and the final hardware might be different. As far as software is concerned, government wants the tablet to run at least Android Jelly Bean.

Government says "all interested stakeholders may examine the proposed specifications and provide their comments especially from the point of vendor neutrality, usability and functionality." The comments and suggestions can be sent to the office of Rajat Moona, who is director general of C-DAC headquartered in the Pune University campus.

Announced with much fanfare, the Aakash project has proved to be controversial so far. Most of the original Aakash tablets, supplied to Datawind to Rajasthan IIT, were found to be defective and the institute rejected the units. Later, Datawind accused the institute of sabotaging the project.

"IIT Rajasthan put up roadblocks in front of us. It jeopardized the whole project. I can say the dirty tricks by the institute put us around six months behind on the project... they did it because they were favouring other firms... Even now the institute is trying to sabotage the project," Datawind's CEO Suneet Singh Tuli told TOI last year.

The original Aakash tablets were plagued by poor screen and very poor performance. Aakash 2 was slightly better but was not good enough for daily use in schools and colleges.  
Source: The Economic Times


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PranabEver the party loyalist, former Finance Minister and UPA presidential candidate Pranab Mukherjee expressed no qualms on missing out on becoming Prime Minister.
Commending Manmohan Singh as the best man for the job, Pranab said "I don't regret not being the Prime Minister. Manmohan Singh is worthy of being PM. He will be the second man who'll complete two terms."
In an interview to a TV channel, Pranab reiterated that despite being a strong contender for the Rashtrapati Bhavan in the past, he did not concern himself with the question.
In fact the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance's (UPA) presidential nominee said, "I feel honoured and humbled that the UPA leadership has nominated me for the President's post. I am happy to do what my party wanted me to do. I don't regret that I did not become the Prime Minister."
The Congress old-timer, who was virtually sidelined during the Rajiv Gandhi era, has earned his stripes as the UPA government's biggest crisis manager and consensus builder.
Pranab, however, rejected his competitor PA Sangma's challenge to a debate. Pranab said, "I love Sangma, but where is the question of a debate?"
"There is no issue to be debated upon. Debate takes place on issues raised by political parties during general elections," he added.
Pranab also rejected Sangma's conscience votes claim saying, "Where is the question of conscience? When a partyman accepts his party's decision, is it against his conscience?"
As the numbers add up in his favour ahead of the presidential elections, Pranab expressed hope that Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee would support  his candidature, "I hope she takes a decision at an appropriate time and backs me."
And the man used to being in the hot seat has already charted out his plans after retiring from politics. "After retiring from politics, I wanted to read books. (The) Library would have been my destination."


Special screening of 'Maximum'


Star-Cast: Sonu Sood, Naseeruddin Shah, Neha Dhupia, Vinay Pathak, Arya Babbar, Swanand Kirkire, Anjana Sukhani, Amit Sadh, Mohan Agashe, Rajendra Gupta
Director: Kabeer Kaushik
Music Director: Amjad Nadeem
Kabeer Kaushik directorial 'Maximum' starring Sonu Sood, Naseeruddin Shah, Neha Dhupia has hit the Indian cinema with its release nationwide today. With this you will gain watch the favorite plot of Bollywood based on fake encounters, crime, bhaigiri, politics, land deals and so on.
The story of Maximum takes you back to the year 2003 in Mumbai where the local police had satrted a war against the dominating underworld. The command has been given in the hands of two potential and brave police officers Pratap Pandit (Sonu Sood) and Arun Inaamdar (Naseeruddin Shah) to eradicate crime from the city. The story revolves around these two police officers, their way of handling the task and their struggle for 'maximum' power. Both the officers show contradictory characters with Pandit (Sonu Sood) being ambitious and Inaamdar (Naseeruddind) conniving and silent. Both the officers engage in their self-defeating turf war which leads to a dramatic conflict between the both. The climax of the movie is a bit unpredictable. Pandit's wife (Neha Dhupa) is killed by his rivals in the climax.
The film does not prove worth due to lack of a proper plot and storyline that fails to keep the interest of the audiences going. Talking about the performances, Naseeruddin Shah as an encounter specialist is as usual the element of the movie justifying his character to the best while Sonu Sood has also made his appearance noted with less but intense dialogue delivery and too many bullets speaking for him. Neha Dhupia, who is playing Pandit's wife in the movie, looks pretty in the traditional outfits as a housewife. Vinay Pathak plays Tiwari, an Uttar-Bharatiya neta, looks has justified his role as a politician. Amit Sadh as a reporter is quite impressive in his role.

The music of Maximum has been given by Amjad-Nadeem and the lyrics by Shabbir Ahmed. 'Aa ante Amalapuram', an item number in the movie is quite popular these days.
Overall Maximum is an ordinary movie which lacks a mass appeal due to its weak script.
New Delhi, June 29 (IANS) UPA presidential candidate Pranab Mukherjee says he has no regrets that he could not become India's prime minister.
In an interview to CNN-IBN, the veteran Congress leader also ruled out a debate with opposition-backed nominee Purno Sangma and said that coalition politics was here to stay.
"I don't regret that," Mukherjee said, when asked if he felt bad that he could not become the prime minister despite his vast experience in politics.
"I'm repeating that Manmohan Singh is one of the finest persons and worthy person to be the prime minister.
"After Neheruji and Indiraji, he will be the next man to complete a second term. So no regret at all."
Mukherjee turned down former Lok Sabha speaker Sangma's call for a debate between the two candidates ahead of the July 19 presidential election.
"(The) issue is not about debate. Debate on what?" asked Mukherjee, who is the candidate of the United Progressive Alliance.
"(The Indian) president is a figurehead. Debate takes place on issues... on the issues determined by the political parties.
"(The) Indian president does not determine policy. Here President is not the policy maker. In the name of the president, the cabinet takes the policy decision."
Mukherjee described Sangma as "a bright man" and said: "Yes, I love him."
The Congress leader came out against conscience vote -- which Sangma has advocated in a bid to overcome his numerical disadvantage in the electoral college.
"What is conscience vote? When the party decides, is the member going to say it's against his conscience!"
Mukherjee, whose candidature also has the support of the Left, Shiv Sena and Janata Dal-United, filed his nomination for the presidential post Thursday.
Although an election will be held, Mukherjee is tipped to win.
He said coalition politics arose out of necessity. "(The) compulsion is ... because you can't go for a general election every day."
Mukherjee said he would continue to appeal to West Bengal Chief Minister and Trinamool Congress leader Mamata Banerjee to back his candidature.
"I hope she will take that decision at the appropriate time. I appeal to her to extend support to me."
He said when the debate over a presidential candidate was raging, he told Congress president Sonia Gandhi "that what(ever) role will be assigned to me I will discharge that faithfully.
"Thereafter (after) having discussions she decided... Then things followed."
What is the secret behind the wide support for him?
"As a political activist we talk to each other and we interact with each other," he said. "Therefore there are many people who have many friends in all political parties. I'm not the exception."
Yuvraj Singh

Rehabilitating at the National Cricket Academy (NCA) here, Yuvraj Singh on Thursday said that hitting the nets after being treated for cancer is a "big achievement" for him and he is hoping for things to get better with each passing day.

"It's a big achievement for me hitting the nets. I felt happy, really good to be in the nets," Yuvraj, recovering from treatment for cancer, said after a training session here.
According to Yuvraj, it was not a "bad" session for him considering the six-month layoff.
"And it was not a bad session, for the first time after about six months. I got tired after about 15 minutes but I am sure every day will be a better day," he told reporters.
Hoping to make a comeback to international cricket with the Twenty20 World Cup in September, Yuvraj yesterday batted for the first time after undergoing chemotherapy in the US for a rare germ cell cancer earlier this year.
"I am right now in the second week of rehabilitation and I am feeling good. My body will slowly become stronger, I am sure," he had said yesterday.
"The target is the T20 World Cup, and hopefully, I will be able to come just before that," reiterated the 30-year-old left-hander, who has not appeared in any form of the game since last November when he was diagnosed with the disease.
He returned to India in April to continue his rehabilitation.




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