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Pune has become the first Indian city to become free from load shedding, a feat despite the city facing a shortage of power. The residents of Pune, angry about the frequent power cuts, went on a rampage and ransacked the local electricity board office in June 2005. The city, like the rest of the state, still faces a power shortage. But this year, there has been no load shedding so far.

The change came about because of a unique partnership, the first of its kind in the country. Thirty of Pune’s top industries will generate their own power instead of drawing it from the state electricity board. This is expected to make up for nearly 100 MW shortfall in the city.

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Indian Express THE Pune district administration has decided to crack the whip and take severe action including forced eviction against transferred and retired government officials who are overstaying in the government quarters allotted to them during their tenure in the district. From a retired agriculutre commissioner to a deputy inspector general of police, there are at least 11 people who are overstaying in the government quarters, some of them for as long as over a year.

Highly placed sources in the district administration said while 11 officials continue to overstay, 14 officers including an earlier district collector of Pune and two current district collectors have paid their dues and vacated the quarters.
Sources said they would be sending eviction notices to the 11 transferred and retired officials to vacate the government quarters soon.

‘‘At least 25 senior government officials and retired officers were overstaying in the government quarters allotted to them since 2005. Notices were issued to them in January, after which 14 of them vacated their house,’’ sources explained.

Indian Express The usual hustle-bustle at the College of Engineering, Pune (COEP) for the Engineering/ Technology stream admissions was found missing this time around. A visit to the campus on Tuesday morning witnessed a significant drop in the students’ rush, which was a normal sight to see over the years.

When contacted, Prof V K Kokate, director, COEP said that the college had begun distributing the forms a bit earlier this time, so that the entire admission process could be completed before the beginning of the academic session. ‘‘This time around, the forms are being distributed well before the declaration of the MHT-CET results. The rush is not there as most of them are waiting for their CET results, to be declared on June 14. A heavy rush is expected after that,’’ said Kokate.
BJ Medical College
One of the cities oldest medical colleges, BJ Medical sold a record 17,200 forms for this year’s admission alone in the month of April. With 200 seats available the admission process will begin after two weeks from the date of declaration of the CET results, an official from the college said

Seats available
UICT: 148 seats
VJTI: 420 seats
COEP: 570 seats
SGGSIE&T: 450 seats

Indian Express AFTER Kasarwadi, it is now the turn of vehicle riders at Koregaon Park to face piquant situation due to the nails laid on the roads. The incidents have been taking place over the last two months in Koregaon Park area. However, on Sunday residents were shocked to find around two-kg of nails on the North Main Road. Irked residents have now complained to the Bund Garden police and also to the Pune Municipal Corporation.

Bharatiya Janata Party leader from Bhawani Peth Abhijit Waghchaure salleged that the puncture repair shop-owners were involved in such incidents. ‘‘The shop-owners charge higher than the charges elsewhere,’’ he said. Waghchaure met Municipal Commissioner Nitin Kareer in this regard. ‘‘We have requested Kareer to clean the road with magnet, so that the nails will be cleared,’’ he said.

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news.zdnet The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, in conjunction with Hewlett-Packard, on Tuesday issued a recall of all HP R707 digital cameras.
The recall follows a report of one R707 overheating and catching fire while being used with non-rechargeable batteries.
The CPSC and HP recommend that users of both rechargeable and non-rechargeable batteries cease using the camera until an update has been completed.

“The digital camera can cause certain non-rechargeable batteries, such as the Duracell CP-1, to overheat when the camera is connected to an AC adapter or docking station, posing a fire hazard,” according to a statement released by the CPSC.The problem occurs when the digital camera attempts to apply a charge to a non-rechargeable battery.

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usatoday AirCell and a unit of JetBlue said Monday that they plan to turn airplanes into Wi-Fi hot spots as early as next year.

If regulators approve, the services would let fliers use laptops to e-mail, tap corporate networks, surf the Web, play games and possibly even watch movies on domestic flights, all for about $10 a trip. They also might make cellphone calls, though that faces tougher regulatory hurdles and consumer resistance to chattering neighbors.
AirCell was the high bidder in a Federal Communications Commission auction of air-to-ground airwaves that ended last week, agreeing to pay $31.3 million for 3 megahertz of spectrum.
“You want to make it possible for people to do what they do in the office, in the hotel, at Starbucks and in the airport lounge,” says Jack Blumenstein, CEO of AirCell, which provides wireless services for corporate jets via satellite. Service, he says, could roll out next summer.