Blood Pressure Monitor

Citizen 606 Blood Pressure MonitorDescription :
COST AROUND Rs 1500/
Wrist Measuring Automatic Portable Blood Pressure Monitor With 48memories And Time & Date =>

Features:
Ch-606
48 memories
With Time, Day And Date Functions
One Touch Automatic Operation
Easy-to-put on performed cuff
With Compact Storage Case

Specifications :

Measuring Method: Oscillometric System
Measuring Range: Pressure : 0~300mmhg
Pulse : 40~199beat / Mm
Accuracy :Pressure; +/-3MmHg, Pulse;+/- 5%
Battery Life Approx. : Alkaline battery?250 Times(Lr03 X 2)
Outside Dimensions :72mm(W)X70mm(H)X29mm(D)
Weight : Approx 100g(Without Batteries)

Wel Techno-featured Camera

Fujifilm has announced the 10-MegaPixel A150 digital camera . The A150 features Face Detection technology, Picture Stabilization, a 3.0x optical zoom lens and large 3.0” LCD. It will hit the US market this month, at a retail price of $129.95

The FinePix F200EXR digital camera introduces the Super CCD EXR technology. The camera features a 12-MegaPixel, Super CCD EXR with a Fujinon 5.0x wide angle optical zoom lens and a 3.0" high-resolution LCD, making it the most advanced compact digital camera yet.The FinePix F200EXR will debut in February 2009 at a retail price of $399.95. There's no information on the Indian launch for either of these products yet.

IT Knowhow at DoorStep

A Wonderful Awareness – Motivation towards IT

Goal: Communication, Education, Information
You probably know Google from on the Internet, and Google Search, Gmail, Orkut and Google Maps. And Here ia a valuable initiative from Google to visit a town near you, to give you a first hand experience of what the Internet has to offer you.

The Internet Bus Project is an attempt to educate people about what the Internet is, and how it may be beneficial to their lives, by taking the Internet experience to them through a customised Internet-enabled bus, which will travel to several towns and cities across India.

Internet Bus Stats: Total Coverage Kilometers: 350

Route Schedule:
03 Feb Chennai, 05 Feb Vellore , 06 Feb Krishnagiri, 07 Feb Salem, 11 Feb Erode, 12 Feb ,Tiruppur , 14 Feb Coimbatore , 18 Feb Dindigul , 19 Feb Madurai , 23 Feb Tirunelveli, 25 Feb Nagercoil , 27 Feb Tuticorin, 02 Mar Pudukkottai, 03 Mar Tiruchirappalli , 06 Mar Thanjavur, 08 Mar Kumbakonam , 10 Mar Neyveli, 12 Mar Cuddalore ,13 Mar Tiruvannamalai
for More Please visit http://www.google.co.in/intl/en/landing/internetbus/

Hi-Tech security in ECOR

Railway plans hi-tech security gadgets in Odisha
East Coast Railway authorities have decided to install high tech security gadgets at leading stations of Odisha in view of the recent terror attacks in different places of Mumbai, a railway official said Monday.

A high level meeting was conducted by East Coast Railway authorities to review the security situation at railway stations, especially in Bhubaneswar, Puri and Cuttack.The meeting took stock of the security scenario at these stations and additional measures required to be taken were discussed, an East Coast Railway press release said.

It was decided in the meeting to go in for Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) cameras, baggage scanner machines and exclusive detection machines and form bomb disposal squads and sniffer dog squads. An integrated security system is being worked out and will be put in place soon.

Closer monitoring of intelligence network and better coordination of Railway Protection Force (RPF) with the Government Railway Police (GRP) and the state police has been stressed upon.

The Railway Protection Force (RPF) will also emphasise upon cooperation and support from the rail users and passengers who can help the railways in ensuring a safer and more secure railway system, the release said. Source: Internet

Odisha Villages go Wi-Fi

Hi-Tech Odisha Villages

In Odisha, a state transport bus service is contributing to Internet connectivity. Every time the bus passes through Raghurajpur village in the state, it becomes the villagers' ticket to Internet connectivity. The bus is fitted with a Wi-Fi box and is a source of help to many villagers.

"The Internet has really improved my sales. In my 30-year career as an artist, we never had such facilities. Now, I can contact customers, and they can contact me,” says artist Sarat Mohapatra.

The United Villages kiosk in Raghurajpur is equipped with a Wi-Fi antenna and computers, and Mohapatra saves his emails on the hard disk. When the Wi-Fi enabled bus passes through Raghurajpur, it picks up his email and delivers it to a nearby town with Internet connectivity.

"Many villages cannot be connected because of lack of infrastructure and because most people can't afford it. With this, email is Re. 1 and attachments cost an extra Re. 1. The infrastructure is just a bus,” said Kishore Sutar, manager, United villages.

The United Village concept is also called Daknet, or Internet Post, and the bus is like a postman. It connects 25 remote villages in Odisha to already Internet-enabled areas.

A Self Help Group worker, Pranati Mishra, now doesn't have to travel 30 km to Puri to check email from funding agencies. "It's good to have these facilities to contact head office and funding agencies. Now it's very easy; it doesn't waste time or money,” she said.

The Daknet service is not real-time click and surf, but it is still a step towards creating one big global village and this attempt must spread all over Odisha for practiced the 2020 Vision. Source: Internet

IIT-Bhubaneswar,Odisha

IIT-Bhubaneswar : Empowering High-tech Education in Odisha

An historical event took place in 2008 in the country. Six new IITs started functioning from the academic year 2008-09. IIT Bhubaneswar admitted 120 students through IIT JEE, distributed over three disciplines: Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering.

The history is in the making as IIT Bhubaneswar a brilliant and flashing Star in the sky of education in Odisha and India also , is being mentored by IIT Kharagpur, the best engineering institute of the country. In their first year, the first batch of students is taking their education along with students of IIT Kharagpur. Their over all development is at par with that of Kharagur students. They share common hostels, library, all classes, gymkhana and a mature academic ambiance.

Bhubaneswar has air and rail linkages with most major cities in India. Bhubaneswar is connected to New Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Chennai and Bangalore by daily flights. In addition to air transport, Bhubaneswar is well-connected to other major Indian cities by a good networks of highways. Thereby it deserves as a right place to home this historical milestone. Along with Institute of Physics, Utkal University, Odisha University of Agriculture and Technology as well as some private universities geared towards engineering, biotechnology and management, Iinstitute XIMB etc.

Know More about IIT –Bhubaneswar at it’s own website: www.iitbbs.ac.in

The classes of IIT Bhubaneswar, which are now being held at IIT Kharagpur, will be conducted at the latter's extension centre here from July 2009.

IIT Kharagpur is facilitating establishment of IIT Bhubaneswar as the mentor IIT appointed by the Central government.

The process of appointment of teachers and other staff for IIT Bhubaneswar has also started. The process of selecting 30 faculty members was nearing completion.
On the other hand, efforts were on to start construction of IIT Bhubaneswar's own campus in 2009. A total of Rs 1,000 crore will be utilised for the establishment of the IIT.

Odisha government has already offered land at several locations around the city for the proposed campus for IIT Bhubaneswar.

The Union Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD) has finally approved Jatni an ideal location to establish the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Bhubaneswar.

An area of 935 acres near Jatni in Khurda district of Odisha has been approved by the MHRD to establish the IIT.
The IIT-Bhubaneswar has already started functioning at IIT-Kharagpur. The first batch of students has taken admission and their classes are held at IIT- Kharagpur. After the new infrastructure is created at the newly selected site, the institute will start functioning from its own campus. The State Government has been asked to transfer the land to the IIT Society of IIT Bhubaneswar immediately so that the construction of the building and other facilities can be started.