Showing posts with label Accommodation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Accommodation. Show all posts

Saturday, January 03, 2009

"international opinion is on our side"

Former Indian high commissioner to Islamabad, G Parthasarthy, tells TSI this is the best chance for India to mobilise international opinion against Pakistan Is Pakistan involved in the Mumbai attacks?

All evidences point to the ISI and Pakistan's role, even perhaps a larger organisation could be behind it.

What should India do?

Get more international pressure on Pakistan. Get more international opinion on its side. Tell the world that while aggression is not what we want, India should reserve the right to strike across the international border if terrorists, from let's say the Lashkar-e-Taiyaba, strike in any part of the country again. That should be conveyed to the world. There should be no ambiguity about it.

Is Pakistan likely to take international opinion seriously? Traditionally they have tended to believe that there are limits to international opinion.

This time they do not have many options. Too many nationals from various countries have been killed in the terror attack. There are many countries involved. This is the right time to mobilise international opinion in India’s favour. Interests of many countries coincide on this issue.

Some say Pakistan has played its cards well. It has told the US that it would have no option but to deploy its 100,000 troops on its western border with Afghanistan and redeploy them on its eastern frontier with India, should New Delhi decide to get belligerent. In other words, they are telling the US that their war on terror in Afghanistan will be compromised in a military conflagration with India.

It all depends upon how we play our cards. International opinion is on our side. In my view, India should get the US to move the UN Security Council under section 1373. Pakistan’s hands would be forced....Continue


Tuesday, July 31, 2007

An intense technology war is on between the chip majors

Till now, most companies use laser beam printing to etch out exact designs, but the cost of technology is higher compared to HP’s technique. You can attach the mould in a matter of minutes and start mass production. A common problem, though, while packing in tones of circuitry so close, is the problem of over-heating. A problem, companies like Dell and Sony are familiar with, as Dell laptops started exploding due overheating of the batteries, causing a wide scale withdrawal of the entire shipment of nearly 4 million units.

Th at is where IBM’s recent invention can come in handy. The blue-eyed boy of the IT world has been inspired by the natural process of building seashells or tooth enamel to make self assembling chips. This technique makes trillions of holes of vacuum that act as super insulators, enabling nano-scale wires to be jammed next to each other without any fear from excess heat. This technology reduces energy consumption by 15%.

Explains Dan Edelstein, IBM’s chief scientist, “By moving self assembly from the lab to the fab, we are able to make chips that are smaller, faster and consume less power than existing materials and design architecture allow.” Clearly, while on a company level, the scientists are fighting for the upper hand, the chip industry on a whole is going through a major upheaval. Speed of innovation will be the critical factor to decide the winners of the future...
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