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JINJA: Indian Association in Uganda, with help of the Indian Military training team, set up a military war game centre in Jinja district. On Sunday, Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni inaugurated the war game centre conceptualised by Indian military team for Uganda Peoples Defence Forces (UPDF). While commissioning the wargame centre at the Uganda Senior Command and Staff College in Kimaka in Jinja District, the the President said, "This centre is also a great gesture of the wider cooperation and support we enjoy with the government and the people of India." He also hailed the relationship between the UPDF and the Indian army which he said has a lot of knowledge, experience and heroism. "Our relationship with India has existed for centuries. We were colonised together by a small group of people who came from Europe, but when we all woke up, and the small groups ran away. During that time, we fought together first against the Japanese in Burma. The heroic Indians are the ones who … [Read more...] about India helps Uganda to set up military war game centre

Epidemiologists as well as Health department officials have urged people to follow precautions to avoid contracting or spreading the infectious disease. While the elderly and the children have been asked to stay indoors, youngsters have been advised to check their movement to prevent spreading the virus to the vulnerable age groups. … [Read more...] about As cases spike, alert sounded for vulnerable age groups

KOLKATA: Middle class and upper middle class Indians are not only buying less than before, they are also buying very different items — guitars and weights, e-readers and children’s books, and robotic vacuum cleaners and super mops are filling up online shopping carts. Buying patterns are largely getting dictated by life’s travails under lockdown, major online marketplaces and retail chains say. Denied the comfort of domestic help doing the cleaning, and/or the cook doing lunches and dinners, the relatively better off are buying more labour-saving household devices that get the job done. Equally in demand are products that keep locked-in children as well as adults engaged. Amazon India’s head of seller services Gopal Pillai tweeted Thursday night children’s books, women’s sleepwear and guitars are selling briskly. And some of the highest spikes are for products like robotic vacuum cleaners and dishwashers. Similar buying patterns are replicated … [Read more...] about New items in cart: Guitars and robot vacuums

In a bold bet in 2013, Michael Dell took his eponymous company public, and two years later, followed it with the acquisition of EMC to form the world's largest privately controlled tech company.Alok Ohrie, president of the commercial business at Dell EMC India, in an interview with ET, talks about managing the India integration process, the new organisation structure and the company's future bets. Edited excerpts: Is the rationale behind the Dell EMC merger working in the marketplace? Before this merger, Dell in its own right was a large company, and EMC and Federation of EMC companies was a large group.Michael took the step of merging the entities and the result was a massive technology powerhouse which has everything clients need -from the edge to the core to the cloud. We are the single point of contact for customers looking to embark on a digital transformation journey. Since we are a private company, it allows us to be nimble like a startup, yet have the scale of large … [Read more...] about We see big potential in India’s digitisation journey: Alok Ohrie

Throughout the 1998/99 shortened season, the Bulls played 25 games at the United Center and only managed to crack the 100 point mark on two occasions. In a game against the Miami Heat in April, they set the record for the lowest single game score in the shot-clock era with a dismal 49 points. … [Read more...] about What happened to the Chicago Bulls following the sixth NBA Championship