My CEO is already an Indian with a highest paid salary in the business, the previous one was a Jew. Both are turning out to be idiots....
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My CEO is already an Indian with a highest paid salary in the business, the previous one was a Jew. Both are turning out to be idiots....
Mil - stands for the countless MILlions of reasons not to work.
U better find a new job then. ...Originally Posted by Mil
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Indian air force orders Harop loitering munitions
09/04/10
The Indian air force is to purchase Israel Aerospace Industries' Harop loitering munition system, with deliveries next year.
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Indo-Israel FTA to boost trade ties
April 12, 2010, 15:02 IST
The proposed free trade agreement (FTA) between India and Israel would boost trade and economic ties, Ambassador of Israel to India Mark Sofer said today.
He said that Israel would be the first country with which India will have a one-to-one FTA. Post FTA, the trade volume is expected to triple to $12 billion.
The present level of trade volume between the two countries was four billion dollars, without including the defence part, Sofer said.
Trade was evenly balanced between exports and imports, Sofer said speaking at the Bengal National Chamber of Commerce and Industry here.
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LCA Set To Fly With Israeli Radar
Apr 22, 2010
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BEL's missile seeker venture with Israel's Rafael may come through this year.
Bangalore, April 23
Although the two companies signed a term sheet more than two years ago, it looks an easier prospect now than before as Rafael is agreeable to holding a lower equity of 26 per cent in the proposed venture.
The venture, when it comes through, may involve technology transfer, manufacturing at any of BEL's nine facilities, as also co-development of seekers for other missiles. Apart from meeting the needs of the two countries, the MoU of February 2008 had also a provision for exports.
The home-made Akash anti-aircraft missile, for example, does not use a seeker and is controlled and commanded from ground continuously.
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Israeli air force may train in india for long-range training
04/28/2010,
BY : IDRW NEWS NETWORK
After been denied Long range Training in turkey ,Israeli air force is considering India which can be used for training its pilots for long-range air strikes . Israel has limited air space for long-range training , and is is seriously considering India has an option .
Israeli air force have been doing this training in case of war between Iran and Israeli breaks out in the middle east . India been a big county will be able to provide condition for long range trainings , if Israeli air force is based in any air base on south India will be traveling from base to firing range in Rajasthan which will enhance the skills of the Israeli pilots .
India on the other hand has similar long term agreement with Singapore where Soldiers from Singapore Armed force conduct military exercise every year in India . under this pact Singapore can also keep many of its Equipment like Artillery guns and armored vehicles in India.
Singapore Air force also trains in India for almost two months in the year which includes carrying out bombing exercise in firing range based near kaliakunda air base
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Israel will not sell Turkey advanced naval Barak-8 interceptor
DEBKAfile Exclusive Report April 27, 2010, 4:50 PM (GMT+02:00)
Israel has turned down several Turkish requests for advanced military hardware, according to Israeli and Western intelligence sources. Sources in Ankara say that the impact from Prime minister Tayyep Recep Erdogan's alignment with Syria and Iran and poisonous attacks on Israel is beginning to cut into the Turkish army's operational capabilities. In recent weeks, Turkish naval chiefs tried to find out in particular if Israel would be willing to sell the Barak 8 missile interceptor, whose radar provides 360-degree coverage against incoming missiles or air attack, and which was developed in partnership with India.
Security sources told debkafile that it was decided in Jerusalem not to sell, in case Erdogan decided to allow Iranian military intelligence experts to study the Barak-8 and analyze its technology. This interceptor is a key defensive component for the Israeli missile and warships patrolling the Persian Gulf seas opposite Iran, the Red Sea and the Eastern Mediterranean opposite Syrian and Lebanese shores.
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India too is flatly against letting Turkey getting hold of the Barak 8, in whose development the Indian Navy has invested $330 million since the program began in 2004. New Delhi fears that from Turkey, the technology might leak to Tehran, which India fears is capable of trading its secrets with Islamabad for Pakistani nuclear and missile technology.
Six months ago, India and Israel signed a $1.1 billion contract for the purchase of the interceptor and its installation on most of its navy's warships. The system, complete with launchers, radar and installation sells for $24 million.
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Amitav Ghosh lands in controversy over Israeli literary award
Apr 29, 2010,
NEW DELHI: Writer Amitav Ghosh is in the middle of an unsavoury award controversy. The writer of award-winning novels like ‘The Shadow Lines’ and ‘The Hungry Tide’ has won the million-dollar Dan David Prize. Won for “Rendition of the 20th Century,” he’ll share it with Booker-winning author Margaret Atwood. But their acceptance of the prize has invited strong protest from groups supporting the academic and cultural boycott of Israel.
Ghosh — the third Indian to win the prize after chemist C N R Rao (2005) and musician Zubin Mehta (2007) — and Atwood are scheduled to receive it in Tel Aviv on May 9. Because the award’s partly funded by the Tel Aviv University, the writers have received ‘open letters’ and emails urging them to refuse it.
“Stand up to your principles, Margaret, and set an example for other decent intellectuals.... A total boycott of Israel in response to its total occupation of Palestine,” wrote Antoine Raffoul of London in an email to Atwood dated April 11. This and Atwood’s response defending her decision and calling the boycott a “dangerous precedent,” were published on the website of the US Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel. Another group, the British Committee for the Universities of Palestine (BRICUP), wrote an open letter signed by film-studies scholar Haim Bresheeth and biologist David Pegg among others, to Ghosh.
Ghosh responded on email and later in a magazine piece. First, he makes the same point as Atwood that “this prize is awarded by a university in conjunction with a private foundation: it is not awarded by the state of Israel.”
He further writes, “I do not believe in embargoes and boycotts where they concern matters of culture and learning,” and clarifies that he “did not turn [the Commonwealth Prize] down but “withdrew [his] book from competition because [he disagreed with the specific mandate of that prize.”
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I have hard thinking that Atwood would have wondered for a second given her ideas of feminism and gender equality.
Israel-India Joint Cancer Research
Thursday, April 29, 2010
The Bone Marrow Transplantation Department at Hadassah Medical Center in Ein Kerem, Jerusalem has been at the forefront of research and clinical treatment since this field started playing a major role in the treatment of cancer. Its department director, Prof. Reuven Or has just returned from a working visit to India where he gave seminars at three hospitals and participated as a consultant in the opening of the new Bone Marrow Transplantation department at the Ruby Hall Clinic in the Pune urban region. In an exclusive interview with David Essing, Dr. Or also disclosed that more joint projects are now underway.
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Not sure about the above news. It was uploaded just a few minutes back on isracast.com
Can someone confirm the above news by looking at the link ?
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Israeli scientists to train Krishnagiri farmers
Israeli scientists will give training to farmers of Krishnagiri on latest technologies available in agriculture sector, Collector V.K. Shanmugam said here recently.
Israeli diplomat Avribarzur, Counselor - MASHAV (Science & Agriculture) at its embassy office in New Delhi, visited the district two days last week. During his stay here, he went round the poly green-houses and studied cultivation of vegetables and flowers under horticulture in Krishnagiri, Hosur and Kelamangalam areas.
He inspected the poly green-houses set up with government subsidy in Chinna Vellatharapalli, Pennapalli and Achettipalli areas in Hosur.
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Mr. Avribarzur said that he would send a team of agriculture experts in July this year to give training to the farmers in Krishnagiri district.
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Israel to work in Rajasthan on water, farming
Jaipur, May 25 (PTI) Israel is planning to work in Rajasthan in cooperation with the local authorities on issues like water quality and agriculture.
Ambassador of Israel to India Mark Sofer discussed the issue in detail with Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot at a meeting here.
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Ambassador Mark Sofer is doing excellent job.
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Israel regrets naming India to explain killings off Gaza
Well Played Israel...India should have kept its mouth shut instead of condemning the attack on 31st.
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