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Rajasthani handloom products to be available on Flipkart, Amazon, Snapdeal soon?

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Rajasthan State Handloom Development Corporation (RHDC) is in discussion with e-commerce giants like Flipkart and Amazon to market products made by artisans in the state. RHDC has 15 show-rooms in Rajasthan and one in Ahmedabad, and its keen to open more outside the state with the support of Government of India, she said “We are in discussion with Flipkart, Amazon and Snapdeal so that our market becomes more widespread,” RHDC Managing Director, Shuchi Sharma was quoted by PTI as saying and she also added that the talks are yet to fructify. RHDC has 15 show-rooms in Rajasthan and one in Ahmedabad, and its keen to open more outside the state with the support of Government of India, she said. Officials said RHDC is helping artisans of the state by providing them access to capital, technology and markets. RHDC, with support from Development Commissioner (Handlooms), Government of India, and in association with FICCI has organised a five-day ‘Colours of Rajasthan’, an exclusi...

Centre to block online content on child abuse

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About 850 sites were banned last year after an SC order. In an attempt to protect children from sexual abuse online, the government will soon issue an advisory to Internet Service Providers, asking them to filter and block related objectionable images, videos as well as text. “In compliance with the provision of the (IT) Act… websites/portals and ISPs should deploy filters/technological tools to block/disable any such child sexual abuse images, videos and text available on the Internet,” according to a draft note prepared by the Ministry of Electronics and IT and reviewed by The Hindu. Last year, the government had banned more than 850 sites citing the Supreme Court’s directions to address the menace of pornography, especially child pornography. However, the move did not go down well with a majority of users who took to social media to criticise it. The Centre later clarified that the move was temporary and it was planning a long-term policy to tackle online child sexual a...

5 Simple Steps to Fix USB Flash Drive Detected But Not Showing In My Computer Problem

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Pen Drive, USB, or Flash Drives call it whatever (though these terms are used interchangeably they refer to slightly different technologies), at the end of the day, all that matters is that they are extremely portable and allow us to hoard data. Though it works just fine for the large part of its lifetime, chances are it'd go corrupt sometimes. Yes, we are talking about the USB Flash Drive detected but not showing in My Computer issue. And when they stop working or go corrupt we simply assume that it can't be fixed and dump them. What we don't know is that it takes just a few clicks (simple troubleshooting) to make it function as it'd otherwise. So, without wasting any time, let us tell you how to quickly make your flash drive work properly. Cross check if it's working on other ports We'll anyway, tell you how to fix the problem, but, we'd recommend you to plug in the pen drive in alternate ports to cross check. If all fail, proceed to next ...

India’s shot for the moon, on target

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Who said that to be part of a moon mission you need to be associated with organizations like NASA or ISRO? Well, times have changed, giving rise to newer opportunities. Google Lunar XPrize (GLXP) competition, which was announced in 2007, enables organizations to be the first to land a privately funded robot on the moon. The mission is to successfully land on the moon by December 2017, travel 500 meters on the lunar surface and transmit high-definition images and videos. Sounds cool, doesn’t it? What’s even cooler is that India’s very own Team Indus is among the top three teams to embark on this mission. Many moons ago, in 1969, Neil Armstrong took a giant leap for mankind. But talent and technology will help us take an even bigger leap this time around. Team Indus, which was almost one of the last teams to enter the GXLP competition, had to depend on these two factors to make it this far in competition. The Bangalore-based team has developed a micro rover for this mission, c...

Moto E3 Power Smartphone Launched and available to buy Via. Flipkart at Rs. 7,999

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Moto E3 Power Smartphone: An American multinational Smartphone making company, Motorola has finally Launched its new 4G smartphone under its E series in India – the Moto E3 Power. The Company Hosted a Special Launch Event in India, where it launched the new E3 Power smartphone. It is now exclusively available to buy Via. Flipkart with a Price Tag of Rs 7,999. It is a VoLTE supporting smartphone, Users can also get a free Reliance Jio SIM with a Welcome offer that entitles free voice and 4G data till 15th December 2016. Check full features about Moto E3 Power handset Below. Moto E3 Power Smartphone Launched and available to buy Via. Flipkart at Rs. 7,999 Specifications: The New Motorola E3 Power Smartphone features 5-inch HD IPS 1280×720 pixels resolution Display and comes with smudge proof screen and water repellent nano coating. The Handset is powered by 1GHz quad-core MediaTek MT6735P processor, that is packed with 2GB of RAM. It supports dual-SIM with 4G VoLTE connectivity ...

Coolpad Max price in India dropped by Rs 11,000, now available for Rs 13,999

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Coolpad Max available at half the price Coolpad launched its first flagship smartphone in India back in May for Rs 24,999, which was out of its budget pricing trend as seen in the previous models. The flagship did not create as much friction as its low-cost siblings, but the company has finally decided to adjust the price of Max to make it a total worth for smartphone shoppers. The timing of the price cut couldn't be more perfect as people are already in the festive mood and Coolpad is also planning to launch a new high-end smartphone on Sept. 23. The details about the upcoming premium smartphone are pretty thin at the moment, except for a few teasers shared by the company. But, in the meantime, shoppers can take advantage of the current offer. Coolpad Max was launched at Rs 24,999 exclusively on Amazon India. But it is now available for Rs 13,999, saving a whopping Rs. 11,000 on both gold and rose gold editions. the handset had the best of Coolpad's design when c...

HP programmed its cartridges to fail

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The maker of expensive printer ink, HP, appears to have programmed all its printers to reject other people’s electronic cartridges on 13 September. Thousands of HP printers around the world started to show error messages on the same day, saying that non-HP cartridges were damaged. It called on customers to Remove them and replace them with new cartridges. On HP’s support forums numerous complaints were posted and Dutch online retailer 123inkt also received a large amount of complaints on that day and decided to investigate the matter. Looking under the bonnet of their test printers they found a large scale problem with their private label brand cartridges with several HP printers. When they emailed their customers asking them if they wanted to check if their printer also had problems, they received replies from more than 1,000 customers confirming it. The problem existed in the printer’s firmware although HP claimed it was unaware of the fact. People who complained to HP...