London, Apr 16 (ANI): Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has insisted that his ace striker Wayne Rooney is not moving to Real Madrid and will be at Old Trafford.Rooney is prime target of Real Madrid this summer and is due to open talks over a new deal at United at the end of the season, with the club keen to replace the final two years of his existing contract, The Telegraph reports.Ferguson said that Real had no chance of prising Rooney from United. "It''s the silly season. It always happens at this time of the season, but Wayne Rooney will be here next year."Rooney returned to training on Thursday after a struggling with an ankle injury since limping out of the Champions League exit against Bayern Munich last week.Ferguson said that he is yet to make a decision on his availability for tomorrow''s game against Manchester City."Wayne has done some work for a couple of days now, but we will wait and see how he is before tomorrow''s game."Ryan and Rio are a bit behind Wayne with their work, though, because they were injured in the game a Blackburn on Sunday. They did some jogging on Thursday, but we will need to see how they progress," Ferguson said. (ANI)
Saturday, April 17, 2010
SMS back in Kashmir, DoT withdraws its order
New Delhi, Apr 16 (ANI): The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) on Friday evening decided to withdraw its order imposing restrictions on SMS services in Jammu and Kashmir.In a statement issued here, the Ministry of Communication and Information Technology stated : “The press release issued earlier during the day by PIB on the subject, “DoT ISSUES DIRECTIVES TO UAS/CMTS SERVICE PROVIDERS IN J and K”, therefore, stands withdrawn.”Earlier in the day, the DoT banned short message service (SMS) for post-paid subscribers in Jammu and Kashmir with effect from Friday midnight.The DoT’s decision left only prepaid customers to enjoy the SMS facility.The Government’s decision came in the backdrop of increased security concerns.The DoT had asked all the 12 operators including the Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL),Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Essar, to withdraw text message service from their postpaid users in the State. "In case of existing post-paid users, the service should be withdrawn immediately," a statement from DoT said.In case of prepaid subscribers, the facility has been restricted to 10 SMSes per day per subscriber."SMS messages originated outside J and K service area in India and from the networks of International Long Distance (ILD) operators should not be delivered to mobile subscribers in J and K service area," the statement said.The DoT had also asked all operators to immediately stop tariff packages offering free SMS service. (ANI)
