India keen to promote Alternative Fuel Technology

India was taking serious steps to promote alternative technologies that used bio-fuels and solar and wind energy, a senior official said Saturday.
India also has plans to produce more bio-fuels and electric vehicles to save petrol for other vital needs, Sohail Akhtar, director in the ministry of new and renewable energy, said.

IICT working on renewable energy projects
Presently 35 percent of petrol-based fuels was used up by the transport sector, he added.

Akhtar was inaugurating a two-day national conference on power, instrumentation, energy and control at the Aligarh Muslim University.

Indian company in Ethiopia for bio-fuel production

Earlier, Professor Mohibullah, chairman of the department of electrical engineering, said the department, one of the oldest in Indian universities, has a strong research base.

Mukhtar Ahmad, chairman of the conference, said the event was aimed at providing a forum to network, share and discuss new researches and developments in emerging technological areas.

Who benefits from the thrust on bio-fuels?
The conference received more than a hundred papers from various academic institutions spread all over the country.

Mohammed Rehan, organising secretary of the conference said the department of electrical engineering has sanctioned Rs.1.13 crore under the fund for improvement of science and technology infrastructure (FIST) scheme of the central department of science and technology to strengthen the power, electronics, drivers and instrumentation laboratories.

S.M.A. Rizvi, dean of the faculty of engineering and technology, and Ekram Husain, principal of Z.H. College of Engineering and Technology, also addressed the conference.

He is Mr. Narayanan Krishnan, an Indian chef who was turned into a social worker. He quit his career as a leading chef and began supplying meals to the homeless in Madurai, Tamil Nadu, India, beginning in 2002.

Krishnan founded his nonprofit Akshaya Trust in 2003, which helps to feed the homeless and mentally-disabled in Madurai, Tamil Nadu. He serves breakfast, lunch and dinner to 400 indigent and elderly people in Madurai.

He also provides haircuts and shaves to give extra dignity to those he serves.

During a visit to his family, before heading to Europe, he said,
"I saw a very old man, literally eating his own human waste out of hunger. I went to the nearby hotel and asked them what was available. They had idli, which I bought and gave to the old man. Believe me, I had never seen a person eating so fast, ever. As he ate the food, his eyes were filled with tears. Those were the tears of happiness."

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BHARAT : Indians now switching to DESI STYLE

अंग्रेजो का गुलाम से बनने से पहले मेरे देश का नाम था भारत/हिन्दुस्तान 
(Before British Rule my country Name was Bharat/Hindustaan)

मेरे देश का नाम बदल कर अंग्रेजो ने इंडिया रख दिया 
(Britishers Changed name of my country and called it India)

This trend seems to be returning soon because the people of Hind have started to realize that complete freedom can only be achieved when we prevent the invasion of foreign culture and glorify our own.

Solar car developed in Delhi Technological University

With the ever increasing price of petrol in India, no matter what the international price of crude oil prices are, the need for alternative sources of energy is now on the high. While the electric bikes are soaring high in their sales, the domestic and industrial electricity comes from the grid which generates power from Coal and Nuclear sources giving off hazardous wastes into the atmosphere. Due to cost factor and non availability at all times, solar energy has a long way to go. The problem is not the use of solar panels at home, but the orthodox mentality to stick to the grid because devices in the market are standardized for use with 220V AC. However, necessity is the mother of invention and hopefully India will move slowly towards renewable and permanent solution to its energy needs. 

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