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  • Thanks to e-revolution, the launch of an all-new e-card promises to aid easy facilitation of information transfer across the product supply and distribution cycle, thereby empowering farmers by providing instant updates on weather conditions, disease threats and required action to be taken. Brought in by Techino Agri Sciences Ltd (Technico), with HSBC India as the knowledge partner, "Initially this card will be used by contract farmers of Technico in the states of Punjab, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh," Sachid Madan, Director, Technico Agri Sciences Limited, adding that it would also facilitate seed distribution, collection and payment as well.

    With key features like an e-vault, which will maintain the privacy and confidentiality of the farmer's personal and farm activity-related information, a farmer can keep account of activities through this card, get seed issuance at cold storage, yield test record and get printed receipt of any transaction, chips in Jayesh Modi, Head, Priority Initiatives, HSBC India. "In any sector, timely flow of information plays an important role in the outcome of the final product. The e-card is an intelligent automated platform which helps seamless transfer of information across the supply and distribution chain thereby benefiting all the entities involved in the product cycle," he reels. Swipe it!

    Intel Innovator of Tomorrow in our NeighborhoodBy: Sandeep | 15-Oct-2009 Reply | Forward 15 year old Varun Vasudevan , from Reliable Residency, HSR layout has been selected by Intel as one of the Innovators of tomorrow. Varun is pursuing his 10th Standard from Baldwin Boy’s school, Bangalore. His Idea about wireless power was displayed in Times Of India, all India edition 21st July 2009.“Wireless Power is a technology that will be able to help most of the people all around the world. The power that is produced never reaches the people who need it the most. With wireless power many villages and cities will receive power without much problems. During transportation of power, many power lines are broken and due to this a lot of energy is wasted. This idea of mine will save a lot of hardship and also facilitate uninterrupted power supply. I want my country, India to be a brighter place to live.”
    Park used as Dumping Zone in HSR-3By: sandeep | 08-Oct-2009 Reply | Forward The CA Site on 18th Main of HSR Layout-3rd Sector, allotted for the park has been used as a dumping zone by Under Construction Hospital owner.The Hospital is to be constructed on 18th A Main, adjacent to the park Opposite to HSR Club.Due to the dumping it has hampered the progress of developing the park, for which all approvals and necessary formalities are complete with the BBMP.Going Back to History this Park was a Stone Quarry, later which turned into a Garbage dumping place, and during monsoon it was a Deep Water Tank, giving a look of Dhobhi Ghat, because nearby Dhobhi’s used this water for washing 100’s of cloths, everyday.It is said that a super specialty Hospital is to come up on this site for which the cost is around 30Crore, to be taken up by a charitable trust.
    Man Loses Lakhs for Tens in HSR LayoutBy: sandeep | 08-Oct-2009 Reply | Forward After a brief lull, attention-diversion cases are back. On Tuesday, Rs 3 lakh was robbed from a car after the driver’s attention was diverted towards a few Rs-10 notes on the ground.Sunil Manohar, employee of a granite company from Koramangala, was carrying Rs 3 lakh to his office from his home in HSR Layout Sector 1 on Tuesday morning. On the way, he stopped to visit a temple in Agara.When he returned from the temple around 11 am and was about to start the car, a youth aged around 20 years told him some money had fallen from his pocket. Sunil got out of the car, saw a few Rs-10 notes lying on the ground and picked them up. When he got back in, he realized the back door was open and the money bag missing.In the wake of several such incidents, the police have requested the public to be more cautious while carrying money. Several gangs operating in the city employ many tricks like throwing dirt on shirt or placing money on the road to divert attention.
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