Email OF The Day: 02/04/16

Thursday, 4 February 2016

[www.keralites.net] TODAY'S MESSAGE FROM TRICHY PRASANNAN [1 Attachment]

TODAY'S MESSAGE FROM TRICHY PRASANNAN

regards

Naa Prasannam, Trichy, Tamil Nadu

Mobile: 9941505431, 9488019015.

iampresanam@yahoo.co.in, n.prasannam@gmail.com,

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[www.keralites.net] India to greet foreign tourists with free local SIM card 'so they have hassle-free holidays'

India to greet foreign tourists with free local SIM card 'so they have hassle-free holidays'

International visitors to India using the electronic Tourist Visa (eTV) facility will soon get SIM cards on their arrival in the country.

The move is not only aimed at attracting more foreign tourists to make India a global holiday destination, but also to address security concerns, officials privy to the development said.

The proposal was made by the Ministry of Tourism to give a boost to the sector in the country by sending a message that international tourists can plan a hassle-free visit to India.

"It will make things hassle free for international tourists as it's not easy to procure a SIM for foreigners in the country. It can also be helpful from the security point of view," said a government official.

It is proposed that the SIM cards will be part of the tourist kit that will also include maps, tourism booklets and information about tourist destinations, guidelines relating to dos and don'ts, and details of who to contact in an emergency.

The eTV facility by the Electronic Travel Authorisation enables the prospective visitor to apply for an Indian visa from his or her home country online without visiting the Indian mission and also pay the visa fee online.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/indiahome/indianews/article-3432357/India-greet-foreign-tourists-free-local-SIM-card.html#ixzz3zGN2qjKY

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[www.keralites.net] How much gold can we get from mobile phones?

How much gold can we get from mobile phones? :- It's said that a bag of used mobile phones contains a gram of gold. There are a lot of mobile phones in the world, so how much of the gold we need can we get from them, asks William Kremer.

And the idea that 41 handsets contain 1g of gold stems from a UN report on electronic waste. Brussels-based technology company Umicore told the BBC you can actually get this amount of gold from just 35 phones.