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Dakshidin Corporation Has Successfully Completed the Installation of the First Restec Mark 10 Water Pumping Windmill in the Wuhan City District Of China

LAS VEGAS, NV, Feb 10, 2009 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) -- Dakshidin Corporation (PINKSHEETS: DKSC) (FRANKFURT: 4LQ), producers of the world's most powerful water pumping windmill, announces the following:
The chosen Site by the Government of Wuhan City to install the First Restec Water Pumping Windmill has been successfully completed and has met the performance requirements. The windmill was installed and located at a large multi-use farm composed of pig farming, fish farming and agriculture farm land. The utilization of our windmill has proved the power of renewable energy and environmentally friendly operation.

This unique operation designed by the owner of the farm is for pumping the minimum of two tons of clean water a day from the well for cleaning the pig farm barns then capturing the same waste tonnage of water and running it through a purification system and then injecting it down a secondary well in which the Restec Mark 10 windmill then again pumps the water to fill the fish farm pond and then pushes the water along water pipes to irrigate the farm land.

Dakshidin Corporation is pleased to have this opportunity in working with Wuhan Government on going to help improve the farming community efficiency by providing a cost effective method of using our environmentally friendly Restec Mark 10 Water Pumping Windmill. This significant opportunity will increase growth sales potential in China.

About us: Dakshidin Corporation, through its wholly owned subsidiary, RESTEC International Inc., are producers of the world's most powerful pumping windmill. Throughout the world, especially in developing countries, there is a dire need for water to fulfill basic human self-sufficiency demands. In most cases, the problem is not the lack of available water, but the cost and reliability of obtaining it. The RESTEC water pumping Windmill is a renewable, cost-effective and environmentally friendly solution for the world's water crisis.