Indian ties with U S deepen amid war on terrorism
The United States and India forge stronger bonds through military cooperation and commerce as an Indian American soldier Uday Singh dies in Iraq. Amid catastrophe like the Columbia disaster and rising tech ties, Indians in India and the U.S. watch closely as elections in Maler Kotla unfold and fear and pride mix in Arlington.
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Cybercafes in India face regulatory crackdown
In Bombay police plan to monitor cybercafes and require owners to retain records up to a year, prompting fears of liability for cafe operators if hackers or terrorists use the venues. Critics warn the move could delay access to information and threaten user anonymity while drawing international privacy concerns.
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Platinum Gas Saver claims validated by federal study
After a five year study the Consumer Protection Division concluded independent testing shows greater fuel savings with the Platinum Gas Saver than claimed by National Fuelsaver Corp. The government awarded $22,000 and patents note cleansing carbon and raising octane. Joe Robinson cites half a million sold and invites inquiries at 1-800-LESS-GAS.
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National Fuelsaver Corp
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