A. R. Rahman Bollywood Hits (2009)

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1.O Humdum Suniyo Re (Saathiya):Download
2. Awaara Bhanware (Sapnay):Download
3.Khamoshiyan Gungunane Lagi (One Two Ka Four):Download
4. Mujhe Rang De (Thakshak):Download
5. Chandralekha (Chor Chor):Download
6. Haye Dil Ka Baazi Laga (One Two Ka Four):Download
7. Rangeela Rangeela (Muthu Maharaja):Download
8.Mera Yaar Mila De (Saathiya):Download
9. Chanda Re Chanda Re (Sapnay):Download
10. Boondon Se Baaten (Thakshak):Download
11. Sona Nahi Na Sahi (One Two Ka Four):Download
12.Saathiya (Saathiya):Download

Blue (2009) – A R Rahman

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1.Chiggy Wiggy:Download
2.Aaj Dil Gustakh Hai:Download
3.Fiqrana:Download
4.Bhoola Tujhe:Download
5.Blue Theme:Download
6.Rehnuma:Download
7.Yaar Mila Tha:Download

The Great Indian Butterfly (2009)

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1.Thodi Thodi Saanjh:Download
2.Kangana (Male):Download
3.Keh Leh Dil Se:Download
4.Alone:Download
5.Mad About You:Download
6.Pretty Butterfly:Download
7.You Have To Love Me:Download
8.Keh Leh Dil Se (Remix):Download
9.Kangana (Female):Download
10.Meera:Download
11.The Jesus Song:Download
12.Come To My Rescue:Download

Aamras(2009)

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1.Jabse Hum Hue Jawaan:Download
2.We Are The Queens (Club Mix):Download
3.Chote Chote Pairon Ke Tale:Download
4.Sambhali Hai Kitne Dino Se:Download
5.Koi Kuch Bhi Soche:Download
6.Tere Bina Soona Soona Hai Jahan:Download
7.We Are The Teen Queens (Rock):Download

All the Best(2009)

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1.Dil Kare:Download
2.Haan Main Jitni Martaba:Download
3.All The Best:Download
4.Kyon:Download
5.You Are My Love:Download
6.Haan Main Jitni Martaba (Remix):Download
7.Dil Kare (Remix):Download

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GE plans to source parts from India for F-16 engine

GE said, it will manufacture, assemble and test the engine, if any of its partner wins the contract, at the Hindusthan Aeronautics Limited (HAL). The global engine manufacturing behemoth said it will get many of its engine components manufactured by local firms. GE’s F110-GE-132 turbofan engine powers the F-16 IN, which Lockheed Martin is seeking to sell to India. The F-16 IN is one of the contenders for the MMRCA contract for the supply of 126 aircraft. The F110-GE-132 turbofan engine developed by the GE, and which will power the F-16 IN, was originally developed for the United Arab Emirates F-16E/F. The engine has a thrust of 32,000 pounds, which is considered as little on the higher side for a small aircraft like the F-16. This extra power makes it possible for the F-16 IN to carry more armaments. More than 3,000 F110 engines have been ordered since the US Air Force first selected the engine in 1984. Till, now over 3,000 of these engines have been mounted on various airframes including the F14, F15 and F-16, since 1984. “The firm will tailor the engine for Indian configurations,” said Philip G Woniger, program manager, F110-GE-132, GE Aviation. Customisations for the engines that will power the F-16 IN will include durability core. The engine produces 170 reports that guide the engine maintainers. {content @ business standard}

Project 15-A destroyer, INS Kochi To be launched on 18 Sep 2009

The second of the three Project 15-A stealth destroyers will be launched on 18 Sep 09 by Mrs Madhulika Verma, wife of Admiral Nirmal Verma, Chief of the Naval Staff. The 6500 ton ship, to be named INS Kochi, is being built by Mazagon Docks Ltd in Mumbai. Designed indigenously by the Directorate of Naval Design, these are a follow-on of the existing Delhi Class destroyers – INS Delhi, INS Mysore and INS Mumbai. The ship has advanced stealth features, which make it less vulnerable to detection by enemy radar and will be fitted with state-of-the-art weapon systems which include the supersonic BrahMos surface-to-surface missile, the LRSAM Long Range Surface-to-Air Missiles and the MFStar multi-function radar system providing accurate data on surface and air targets. In addition, the ship’s close-range defence capability will be boosted by four AK-630 rapid-fire guns and a Medium Range gun. The ships will also be fitted with indigenously developed twin-tube torpedo launchers and anti-submarine rocket launchers, the NPOL developed Humsa-NG hull-mounted sonar, and two multi-role helicopters adding punch to the ship’s anti-submarine capability. The maximum speed of the ship is above 30 Knots. The destroyer will be launched using the pontoon-assisted launch technique, to be employed for the first time in the history of Indigenous warship building. This technique helps in overcoming slipway/ draft constraints and permits launching of heavier vessels.{content @ press realeases}

Russia to equip four Indian subs with new cruise missiles

Russia’s Zvezdochka shipyard said on Wednesday it will install Club-S cruise missile systems on four Kilo class diesel submarines in service with the Indian navy in the next five years. Russia has built ten Kilo class submarines for India. Only two of them — the INS Sindhugosh and INS Sindhuvijay — have reportedly been equipped with the Club-S (SS-N-27) cruise missiles to date. “The new missile system will be installed on the INS Sindhuratna, INS Sindhuraj, INS Sindhushastra, and INS Sindhuvir. The retrofit will be carried out at Indian shipyards,” the shipyard in northern Russia said in a statement. “Zvezdochka will finish this work in the next five years,” the statement said. The Club-S subsonic cruise missile is designed for launch from a 533 mm torpedo tube, or a vertical launch tube. It has a range of 160 nautical miles (about 300 km). It uses an ARGS-54 active radar seeker and Glonass satellite and inertial guidance. In addition, Zvezdochka is getting ready to overhaul another Indian Kilo class submarine — the INS Sindhurakshak under a deal which is expected to be signed in spring 2010. “The submarine will be delivered to Severodvinsk in June 2010,” the shipyard said. Russia agreed in 2001 to upgrade all 10 Indian Kilo class submarines and has previously overhauled four subs at the Zvezdochka shipyard. The upgrade program involves a complete overhaul of the submarines, including their hull structures, as well as improved control systems, sonar, electronic warfare systems, and an integrated weapon control system. The upgrades are reported to be costing about $80 million. Russia’s Kilo-class diesel-electric submarines have gained a reputation as extremely quiet boats, and have been purchased by China, India, Iran, Poland, Romania and Algeria. {content @ rianovosti