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IT major Infoys plans to invest Rs 800 crore in Kerala to expand operations and expects to generate 10,000 new jobs through this in the next five years, a top company official said here on Saturday.

The company has two centres in Thiruvananthapuram and provides employment to 2,100 professionals, Infoys CEO S D Shibulal told reporters here.

He said Infosys has set a target to to recuit 45,000 persons this year in the country and had already given jobs to 15,000.

Shibulal said global recession had not seriously affected the company's operations. Business in the second quarter grew by 4.5 per cent and Infosys acquired 45 new clients, he said.

The company also entered into agreement with four major multinationals this year, he added.

He said there was no threat to Indian IT sector from any other countries in the near future. English based education and a good foundation in science and mathematics for students have helped India emerge as a major player in IT sector in the world, he said.

Total IT business in Kerala was Rs 3,200 crore and Infoys' share would come to around Rs 608 crore, he said to a question. There was issue connected with labour in company's centres in the state, he added.

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"Iniya" from Trivandrum

After making a decent debut in ‘Vaagai Sooda Vaa‘, the Trivandrum girl Iniya (Sruthi) will appear in ace film maker Bharathiraja’s ‘Annakodiyum Kodiveeranum’.



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Aruvikkara dams are the main sources of water for distribution in the capital city.
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The sewage from the pumping stations at Kuriathy, Pattoor, Eenchakkal and Kannammoola is pumped to the stilling chamber at Valiyathura and is disposed through sewage farming. The sewage farm is maintained by the Diary Development Department and fodder cultivation is done there.There is no revenue generation from this scheme, and the sewerage system in the city is a service provided to the residents.
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ICFOSS is set to commence R and D on the popular smart-device platform, ''Android'', through a composite project awarded to it by the Department of Information Technology (DIT), India.


''Android'' is a FOSS-based generic Operating System platform for mobile phones, pads, slates, tablets and a variety of other emerging devices, a press release said here today.

It is promoted by the Open Handset Alliance, a consortium of 84 IT and Telecom firms led by Google, which originally owned the platform.

The components of DIT Project include supporting Indian language localisation, standardising hardware extensions to Android devices, exploring 3D gesture-based User Interfaces; creating a context-aware framework for Android, developing multipurpose applications on the platform and providing policy recommendations for an open hardware architecture in view of the rapid obsolescence of these devices.

Four out of the six project components approved are to be implemented by ICFOSS at Technopark, Trivandrum, while the other two are to be implemented by CDAC Delhi and CDAC Chennai.

''The DIT project on Android will help ICFOSS to create and incubate an internal R and D facility. The Governing Body of ICFOSS, chaired by Minister for Industries P K Kunhalikutty, has decided to take immediate steps required to encourage such R and D, including the possible setting up of a Centre of Excellence (CoE) in smart devices such as mobile phones, pads, slates, tablets and newer developments such as wearable computing devices. Our proposed international campus will have a strong R and D focus besides Academic Research, Advocacy, Outreach and Training," Satish Babu, Director, ICFOSS said.

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The International Multi-Purpose Greenfield Stadium proposed to be constructing in the space available on the Kerala University Campus, Karyavattom, Thiruvananthapuram. This stadium is also the proposed venue for Opening/Closing ceremony for the 35th National games to be held at Kerala,Thiruvananthapuram as the main venue.The total land in the layout is 34 acres.The stadium will be built in 2 tiers and the capacity of the stadium is 50,000 and will have 6 lighting towers.The other components include Mall, Exhibition cum Trade Center, Swimming Pool etc

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The construction is going to be on DBOT basis, the minimum design guidelines and minimum specifications were supplied by National Games Secretariate for the preparation of the Conceptual Design.

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