Wednesday August 1, 2012
Official: Power fully restored to India grids
NEW DELHI - Power has been fully restored to three electricity grids which had failed in India, causing a blackout affecting more than 600 million people, a senior power official told AFP Wednesday.
"Power has been restored fully across the northern, eastern and north-eastern grids," Power System Operation Corporation chief S.K. Soonee told AFP, referring to the systems which collapsed on Tuesday in an unprecedented outage. - AFP
- Copies of Opposition tabloids seized for violating permit
- Rally organisers told to adhere to Act or face the music
- Three held over May 13 statements
- Umno leaders back police action against those who utter seditious remarks
- KL car number plates to bear ‘W1A’
- Thousands throng thanksgiving rally by DAP
- Set aside differences, Malaysians told
- Fernandes does his first firing in Apprentice Asia
- Adam pleads not guilty to giving seditious speech
- Large migrant population a security risk to Sabah, RCI told
- Arrest of Opposition figures not political, say cops
- Pakatan uncowed by seizure of party organs
- NUJ slams attacks on journalists covering vigils
- MACC starts probe into payment in rape-marry case
- PKR condemns arrest of trio
- Crown selling entire 10% in rival Echo, partly owned by Genting
- First edition of 'Great Gatsby' to be sold at auction, can fetch US$150,000
- Malaysia leads the way in Basel III debt
- Markets face rough summer ride as Fed pullback feared
- Wall Street sags, HP hits 52-week high
- Commodities trader sues BP, Shell others for alleged oil price fixing
- Billionaire Icahn seeks up to US$7bil for Dell bid
- Google faces new federal antitrust probe
- Goldman Sachs unveils checks on conflicts in bid to fix tarnished image
- Air Asia's Tony Fernandes to ‘fire up’ investors
- Maybank bullish on growth, to expand regionally under new leadership
- Khazanah appoints Nor Mohamed deputy chairman
- Lafarge Malayan Cement to finalise next expansion plans by August
- Daibochi expanding exports to S-E Asia and Australia
- TDM to expand plantation and hospital ops
- BAM must stop rewarding mediocrity or be doomed
- Gritty Indonesia give mighty China a huge scare
- Yong-dae believes luckless run in world meet will end in Guangzhou
- Chin Chai will not take up offer as CNT committee chairman
- BAM secretary: It all depends on Kien Keat and Boon Heong now
- Chong Wei urges team-mates to put Cup exit behind
- Kelly overcomes scare to clinch title in KLGCC
- Time to make amends Garcia wants to meet Woods to defuse racist row
- American Johnson back to defend Colonial crown
- Rain dampens debut of LPGA Bahamas event
- Tianlang adds another US event to schedule
- Malaysia to host 2016 World Table Tennis meet
- Masziyaton lets slip medal chance in Myanmar
- Nicol David sails into quarter-finals of British Open in 35 minutes
- Nor Aliyah smashes 18-year-old 200m record in MSSM meet
- KL car number plates to bear ‘W1A’
- Fernandes does his first firing in Apprentice Asia
- Rally organisers told to adhere to Act or face the music
- EU slips up with olive oil ban, reverses course
- Three held over May 13 statements
- Thousands throng thanksgiving rally by DAP
- Umno leaders back police action against those who utter seditious remarks
- Adam pleads not guilty to giving seditious speech
- Copies of Opposition tabloids seized for violating permit
- In Indonesia, football is kicked around by political parties
- TDM to expand plantation and hospital ops
- Lafarge Malayan Cement to finalise next expansion plans by August
- KL car number plates to bear ‘W1A’
- Daibochi expanding exports to S-E Asia and Australia
- Danajamin names non-exec director
- Stop the accidents on MRR2 with road humps
- Long wait at passport office
- DPP: Discrepancies in signed documents
- Family wants US Congress and expert to prove son was murdered
- Call for bridge-building among all
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