Thanks, I registered for the event. If everything goes as planned, I'll be there.

You can check it yourself, so much info available on internet:

http://bankifsccode.com/ALLAHABAD_BANK/DELHI/DELHI
http://www.theswiftcodes.com/india/

There are countless threads on this forum alone, pointing out to the worst customer service from iGot.

Most notably this one:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=395675.0

Please stay away from it. If you're in India and really want to buy Bitcoin from an exchange, try:
Unocoin.com
coinsecure.in

I have heard many negative reviews about iGot, so please avoid it.

Talking about good exchanges, I have personally used Unocoin and Coinsecure.
While both are good, they operate in slightly different way.

Unocoin is like Coinbase of India, where you don't deal with other traders directly. You send a fixed amount to them and they send Bitcoins to you. It is that simple.
Coinsecure is direct user-to-user trading platform. You can see what other people are selling and for how much. Traders decide what price they want to buy/sell for.

While I like the user-to-user idea more (Coinsecure), the volume is generally low. So if you're willing to buy more than 1 BTC, you might be out of luck with Coinsecure. In such case you will have to go for Unocoin.

In Ahmedabad? That's good!
I might be able to pitch in. Where can I find more information about this meetup?

This is the beauty of Bitcoin. You can never know.

Different wallet addresses does not mean different people, so it would be impossible to link transaction volume or wallet addresses to the number of people using Bitcoin. And I like it.

The transaction now doesn't exist on blockchain. So I believe it was never confirmed, and then it got cancelled.

Both are on Twitter. However they haven't tweeted in past few months.
https://twitter.com/jim_rambler
https://twitter.com/Orangecoins

But you could try sending a direct message on Twitter and they'll receive an email notification hopefully.

The circle turns green gradually with every confirmation.
With one confirmation, you can see a 60 degree pie of the circle turned green.

At 6 confirmations, the circle turns into green tick mark.

Now that we have narrowed down the access attempt to Google spider, I don't think there is much reason to panic.
Nobody is going to login into your account and steal your Bitcoins.

The only worry you should have is where the spider got the link to your username.

The best you could do now is create a new account on Blockchain and transfer funds from old wallet to new one.
If the funds are very large, I would suggest moving most of it to cold wallet and keeping only a small amount on Blockchain.

NeuroticFish answered your question pretty good, so I don't think you'll need any further help on how to setup your mining program.

However many users have pointed out that mining Bitcoins with CPU/GPU is not feasible now a days. You will get nothing.
It is better to mine alt-coins and then trade your alt-coins for Bitcoins.

There are some 'Multipools' that mine alt-coins and then trade them for you, so you get your earnings in Bitcoins.
One such pool is http://clevermining.com/
Have a look around their site and see how it works.

AFAIK, it is currently not possible to 'unfollow' a thread in which you have posted. This feature is greatly needed because the thread list keeps getting bigger and bigger day-by-day and many of them are of no further interest to me.

Maybe this will be implemented in new forum software?

Paranoid, yes. But I'd like to be a little paranoid when my Bitcoins are involved.

They might be worth $500 today but we don't know how much they'll be in future, so I better keep them as safe as possible.

I don't think I follow your question here. But what I meant to say was Bitstamp accepts wire transfers from any bank account in the world and $15 was charged for this by Bitstamp.

So if you send them$300, you get $285 in your Bitstamp account.
If you send them $700, you get $685.

It was a $15 flat fee.
I'm not sure if the $15 amount has changed in their new fee structure.

Good for you! There's really nothing to read and understand.

In fact you just saved yourself from a troll post.

Got a name?

A topless pic, maybe? 

Yes, but the parent company BitTorrent allows such software as part of their uTorrent client is somewhat disturbing to me.

As I see it, the bundled program in question is no better than a trojan, using computer resources without user knowledge to generate revenue for third party.
No responsible company should allow this to be bundled with their software, period - revenue or no revenue.

NO, I DID NOT STOLLED YOUR BITCOINS.

I TOOK THE PAPER WALLET AND PUT THEM INTO YOUR SAFE DEPOIST BOX.

REALLY. I SWEAR.

From the image, it looks like Multibit is open, but it has not opened the wallet file yet (just like when you have Photoshop open, but you have not opened any image file with it)

Do this:
Go to File --> Open wallet
Then browse to C:\Users\username\App Data\Roaming\Multibit  ( assuming you're on Windows 7 or 8 )

There should be a "wallet.dat" file there.
Click on it and open it.

Do you see your Bitcoin balance now?

Thank you for elaborate answer.
I took a quick search-tour of Multibit-HD and I like it. But it is still in beta phase, so I'll wait until stable release.

Will have a look at Electrum also.