i’m a bit surprised by the practice games currently on, in the icc world t20 tournament. should the teams try to give it their best, and expose their strengths and weaknesses? should they hide their best, in the hope of springing a surprise when the real fun begins? should they get strengthened or disheartened by wins and losses? is the idea to give enough practice so that rustiness can go away, and players come out blazing in the real matches? whatever the reason, these games are takign away all the fun…

Dataquest has recently published a list of 25 hottest web 2.0 “startups” from india.
Refer the text from alootechie:

a quick list of some very cool and useful apps which you must have on your windows mobile devices. i have an Asus p750, perhaps the ideal phone that suits my needs..never been an iphone lover…and this machine works perfectly for me. so here goes my list of favs:

Maruti Ritz is perhaps the most awaited and hyped car from Maruti Suzuki. The car is positioned in the premium A2 market segment, which includes its compact offerings such as Alto, WagonR, Swift, Zen and the newly-launched A-Star. Hyundai has already launched their i10 model in the Indian market. Now, it’s the turn of market leaders Maruti Suzuki to respond with a brand new vehicle for the Indian market. engineers from Maruti Suzuki worked at close quarters with their Japanese counterparts in the development of the Ritz, much like that for the A-Star. MUL seems to be going the complete distance to ensure that the Ritz manages to make an impact on the cut-throat A-2 hatchback space. How far the new Ritz manages to compete with its couterparts is yet to be seen in the time to come.