Showing posts with label Going Online. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Going Online. Show all posts

Friday, September 10, 2010

A Contemporary Twist



Bhau Daji Lad has opened its doors to current Indian artists. It has also revamped its website, logged onto Facebook and plans audio tours next


The Bhau Daji Lad museum - Mumbai's oldest - is taking on a new avatar. In addition to its rich collection of artifacts from the late 19 and early 20 centuries, the 152-year-old museum has now opened its doors to contemporary Indian artists.

It is also planning to reestablish ties with the JJ School of Art by exhibiting works of artists who have studied at that institute.

"The principal of the JJ School of Art and the curator of the museum, for over 100 years, was the same person," says Tasneem Mehta, honorary directory of the Museum.

Monday, September 6, 2010

MGL launches new corporate website


Mahanagar Gas Limited (MGL) launched its corporate website www.mahanagargas.com in its new format recently. The new corporate website was launched by Derek Fisher, Chairman, MGL in the presence of Managing Director, V.C. Chittoda, Technical Director, Allan perrin and Board Members. The new website is dynamic, user frienders. The new website is dynamic, user friendly with details such as Bill payment centers, Drop box locator, Safety precautions while using natural gas and other details and formats for Piped Natural Gas (PNG) consumers.

Saturday, August 28, 2010

Log on for safe road travel


NEW WEBSITE Traffic updates, road maps, important phone numbers now a click away

Mumbai: Next time you plan a road trip across the state, http://highwaypolicems.in will guide you through it.

Home Minister R.R. Patil inaugurated the website at Mantralaya on Friday.

You can log on to the website and get updates on traffic Jams, maps of roads to take and even telephone numbers of nearest police stations to help in case of a breakdown.

Tuesday, August 10, 2010

War on the web


Rivalries shift to computer screen. On the week Priyanka Chopra launches official website, Kareena Kapoor decides to start travel blog

Kareena Kapoor will soon flag off a travel blog in which she will recount her visit to various destinations around the globe on film shoots. Says Kapoor, "My journey as a writer started with essays in school. More recently, I wrote the introduction for my dietician Rujuta Divekar's book, Don't Lose Your Mind, Lose Your Weight, and rediscovered my talent for penning my thoughts."

Friday, July 30, 2010

Winston Churchill's archive to go online


London:
Winston Churchill's school reports, a drinking bet he once made, and even information on his budgie will be available one the wartime prime minister's archive goes online. The digitised archive will offers an insight into Churchill's personal and professional life, from his school days up to his final years as a statesman during the cold war.

Tuesday, July 27, 2010

Konkanis unite online to save their language


Konkani doesn't have a script, but it will soon get a dictionary, thanks to an entirely volunteer-driven website, savemylanguage.org

A script gives a language some kind of permanence in a predominantly oral culture. Spoken languages are freer more fluid. They thrive in the air, but also depend on the living to stay alive. Konkani is one such language. Essentially colloquial, it is spoken across dinner tables, in fish markets and community courtyards in and around Mangalore, Karnataka.