Gujarat still going green

Gujarat to go in for tidal wave power | Go Green |

A government resolution (GR) has been issued claiming it is "possible to produce tidal wave power at two spots - in the Gulf of Kutch near Mandva, and in the Gulf of Khambhat near Hazira."

GR, significantly, says that at the two spots, respectively, 200 MW and 300 MW of "tidal wavepower can be produced". 

The Gujarat government is has already entered into a preliminary agreement with US firm Atlantis for starting a 50 MW tidal wave power project at either of the two spots, but preferably in the Gulf of Kutch", a senior official said.

Inspired Bicycles - Danny MacAskill

This man is awesome. doing some great stunts with that bicycle. truly inspired

my coll tamil peravai

This probably is the last function that i have participated and worked in my college.. this function is for protecting the mother tongue language infront of the fast growing and spreading the official languages. And ofcourse this s a welcome move by our college that our language should be protected.

I designed the magazine MUTHIRAI for this grand function and was given a cash prize for my work..

Great joy..........

billa 2

Yuvan Shankar Raja is leaving no stones unturned for his upcoming film Billa-2. Right from the time of ‘Dheena’, his combination with Thala Ajith Kumar has worked to the core of best. Now that their previous movie Mankatha has touched the peak of success, the music director is keen on getting the finest music.

Soon after finishing the premiere of Vettai, Yuvan Shankar Raja on the next day flew all way to Florida to meet Chakri. Over there, they will be sitting together for the jamming session of the title song. Earlier it was reported that world famous singer Pitbull will be roped in for crooning the song. But now it has been denied as baseless rumours.

Director Chakri Toleti awaiting his arrival has said that Yuvan is on his way. It’s going to be busy and fun filled weekend. Hollywood here we come.

chennai winter!

CHENNAI: There is a perceptible chill in the city, but don’t call it a cold wave. At least, not yet, say meteorological department officials. “A cold wave occurs when temperatures drop from the normal anywhere below four and five degrees,” informs S R Ramanan, director of the Regional Meteorological Centre. “But Northern parts of Tamil Nadu barring Chennai are experiencing cold wave,” he agrees.
Chennai didn’t make it to the list as the temperature dropped only by two degrees Celsius from the normal, informs Ramanan. “Clear skies and heat radiation loss is the reason behind cool temperatures,” he explains.
Monday night was one of the coldest in this decade for the city with mercury plummeting to 17.7 degrees Celsius.
It has been a pleasant week for Chennaiites, used to the hot-hotter-hottest climate, as they enjoyed an extended winter. The relief came days after temperatures started rising following the severe cyclonic storm, Thane, that brought sharp showers before crossing the Tamil Nadu coast on December 30.
According to MET officials, the hilly Nilgiris district in Tamil Nadu saw near-zero temperatures early this week, resulting in frost covering the landscape. Unusual intense cold conditions also prevailed over Madurai and Coimbatore.
The regional weather office expects the conditions to continue for the next two nights.

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