Calling The Spade, A Spade :: Mrs Radha Rajan :: 38:35 Mnts

By gazebo1, on 02/20/09;

Today, Friday the 20th February is SHRI GURUJI JAYANTI(Anniversary). Pertinently, to commemorate the Great Soul, uploaded Mrs Radha Rajan's speech given on his Birth Centenary Celebration.

Love & Thanks.

Indian Idol04::Feb14th::Rajdeep Elimination::Ish Pyaar Ko Kya Nam Dun

Rajdeep Chaterjee shockingly has been eliminated as the 4th best contender of the show. Watch and listen to his departing performance....

ABHINAV BINDRA :- Opens INDIA'S Olympic Individual GOLD Account

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"ABHINAV BINDRA":- CREATING HISTORY

Abhinav Bindra is the first Indian to win an individual gold medal at the Olympics !

More in The Prelude

AMUL SVOI 2007, "ISHMEET SINGH", IS NO MORE !

With a heavy heart I am dragged on to scribble down the unfortunate,untimely,prematured and overwhelming news of the tragic demise of ISHMEET the DARLING MUSIC SENSATION of millions, no, to be more exact of billions of his fans worldwide, just today, at MALDIVES, few hours after his arrival there for a show scheduled to have been staged on August 1st, when swimming in the swimming pool of the resort of his stay he was drowned and ironically his soul mingled in the waters of THE INDIAN OCEAN.

I hasten to add few of his memorable performed numbers and his glowing and unforgettable winning moments of SVOI Grand Finale of 24th Nov. 2007.

Join with me in solidarity to wish and pray for his overwhelmed parents and family mental strength at this hour of their catastrophe.May ISHMEET'S SOUL rest in peace.

Unforgettables......

Ishmeet the Amul Star Voice Of India, opens his Heart out...

THE PRELUDE To Grand Finale Show:- Amul SVOI

IBM Agni-III Test Fired Today

[Image: A replica of the Agni-III missile being showcased at the Republic Day parade this year.Reportage: PTI Photograph: Raveendran/AFP/Getty Images]

India today test-fired the 3000 km range surface-to-surface nuclear capable Agni-3 missile from the Wheelers' Island off Orissa coast.

The intermediate range ballistic missile was test-fired from a mobile launcher from the launch complex (LC-4) of the integrated test range (ITR) at about 0956 hours, defence sources said. The 16 metre-long and 1.8-metre wide missile roared into the sky in a vertically slanted position leaving behind a thick column of orange and white smoke and, within seconds, became invisible to the naked eye, an eyewitness said.

Agni-3 missile is fitted with on-board computer for its guidance system. A battery of sophisticated radars, electro-optic tracking systems, telemetric data centres in the mainland apart from two naval war ships anchored near the impact point, were engaged to monitor the entire trajectory in Wednesday's test launch.

"The test result will be known after detailed analyses of the flight data recovered," the sources said.

Weighing about 48 tonnes, the Agni-3 missile was first test-fired on July 9, 2006 but it failed to meet its mission objectives due to cascaded failure of booster flex nozzle controller.

However, during the second test conducted on April 12, 2007, the entire flight path of 15 minutes duration validated all mission objectives, they said.

Courtesy: Rediff News