Around 20 per cent of aircraft in Indo-Pak war - one aircraft a day - were lost due to accidents; on any given day, only half of the IAF's 272 frontline fighter jet are ready for missions, as the remaining are grounded for repair.

China opened the world's longest sea-crossing bridge and tunnel on Tuesday, linking the financial centre of Hong Kong, the gambling hub of Macau and western reaches of the Pearl River Delta at the heart of southern China's economic boom.

We are living in a 'smart world', one with smart watches, smart TV, smart cameras, smart homes, and everything smart.

The matter came to light when several passengers travelling subsequently complained that they were not given headphones to connect to LCD screens. Media reports said at least 12 of the high quality headphones provided for infotainment were missing.

The train, manufactured at the Rail Coach Factory in Kapurthala boasts of cuisine curated by celebrity chefs, tea and coffee vending machines and individual LCD screens.

Tejas Express, which boasts of cuisine curated by celebrity chefs, tea and coffee vending machines and individual LCD screens is expected to begin operations from June this year.

The worlds largest ship breaking yard is reviving after struggling for years with environmental issues and poor infrastructure.

The transaction highlights Samsung's efforts to break into the high-barrier automotive industry where it has little track record and also marks a strategic shift for the electronics company, which has previously shunned big acquisitions.

J. Michael McQuade, the Senior Vice President for Science & Technology at United Technologies, a $56.5 billion company with business interests spanning from elevators to climate control and security to aerospace systems, was in India recently.

In the safe city concept, it's all about what information we need to collect, when and where we need that information, who needs access to it, how does it get processed and what do we do with it and what decisions does it prompt.

The earlier the Directorate General of Civil Aviation takes a call on the licensing nitty-gritty for drones, the merrier.