SRIHARIKOTA: On the Sunday evening, when the Indian batsmen were on rampage against England, the GSLV-F04 carrying the 2130 kg communication satellite Insat-4CR successfully lifted off from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre, taking a precession path, injected the satellite into a geosynchronous transfer orbit.

After the success of the launch, the ISRO chairman G Madhavan Nair said, "I am happy to announce the complete success of the mission."

New Delhi: India is all set to launch a new communications satellite on September 2. According to the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO), the launch of India’s latest Communication Satellite - INSAT-4CR has been delayed by a day to September 2 because of the existing weather conditions in Sriharikota.

ISRO said, "INSAT-4CR, which was earlier scheduled to be launched at 1630 hrs on September 1, will now be launched on September 2 at 1621 hrs."

New Delhi: Software maker SAP AG told that it has doubled its number of Indian customers to 2,000 in the last year and reaffirmed it projected to spend $1 billion in the country by next three years.

SAP, the world’s largest business software manufacturer, told India and China would play a vital role in its journey to sign on 100,000 clients by 2010.

New Delhi: Nokia Oyj has doubled up the output of handsets at i

Advanced Micro Devices Inc.'s has announced that the chief sales and marketing officer Mr. Henri Richard has decided to leave the company this September. Richard joined AMD in 2002 and has earlier worked at IBM and Bell.

Yahoo Search engine has reported major changes in its crawler program which keeps visiting websites