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August 11, 2009
Huge quake strikes off India's Andaman Islands
Port Blair, India (AFP) Aug 11, 2009
A huge 7.6 magnitude earthquake struck off the Andaman Islands in the Indian Ocean on Tuesday, triggering panic as people fled their homes amid initial warnings of a possible tsunami. A tsunami alert issued for India, Myanmar, Indonesia, Thailand and Bangladesh was later cancelled by the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center of the US National Weather Service. "Sea level readings indicate that ... read more

Flying frog among 353 new Himalayan species: WWF
Kathmandu (AFP) Aug 10, 2009
A flying frog, the world's smallest deer and the first new monkey to be found in over a century are among 350 new species discovered in the eastern Himalayas in the past decade, the WWF said Monday. But the environmental group said the vital habitats of the mountain range were facing growing pressures from unsustainable development in the region, which spans Nepal, China, India, Bhutan and M ... more
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    China frees 1,200 after Tibet unrest, holds 700 over Xinjiang
    Geneva (AFP) Aug 10, 2009
    China said Monday that it has released more than 1,200 detainees held over unrest in Tibet last year while more than 700 people are still being held following last month's riots in Xinjiang. "After the 1,231 suspects were punished, made to submit statements of repentance and educated by judicial authorities in Tibet, they were freed," Beijing said in a written reply to a UN hearing in Geneva ... more

    India swine flu death toll increases to six: officials
    Mumbai (AFP) Aug 10, 2009
    The number of people to die from swine flu in India rose to six, health officials said Monday, as the government called for calm and people flocked to public hospitals for tests. The latest to die of the (A)H1N1 virus were an ayurvedic or traditional medicine practitioner in Pune, 120 kilometres (75 miles) from India's financial hub Mumbai, and a four-year-old boy in the southern city of Che ... more

    Wheat Rust Disease Poses Threat To Food Security In Afghanistan
    Kabul, Afghanistan (SPX) Aug 11, 2009
    Scientists are racing to arm Afghanistan against a new invader-a deadly, airborne wheat rust disease that threatens wheat production and food security in this war-torn nation and the region that stretches east across neighboring Pakistan and into India. Known as "Ug99", this deadly new virulent race of wheat stem rust has thus far been found in Kenya, Uganda, Ethiopia and Sudan, and has ... more

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  • India Approves GSAT-10 Communication Satellite

  • Race begins next week for 12 bln-dlr India warjet deal

  • China blames unrest on foreign-based separatists

  • India PM says enough food amid weak monsoon

  • Dog Suspected Source Of China Plague; Quarantine Lifted

  • 6,000 Bangladeshis die of snake bites annually: study
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    45 killed in north India landslide: local official
    Dehradun, India (AFP) Aug 9, 2009
    At least 45 people have been killed in a landslide that swamped three villages after heavy rain in India's northern Uttarakhand state, an official said Sunday. The landslide swept down a steep slope in Pithoragarh district, 500 kilometres (300 miles) from the capital New Delhi, in the early hours of Saturday. "We can confirm 45 deaths," senior administration official N.S. Negi told AFP b ... more

    Obama announces 2.4-billion-dollar grant for electric vehicles
    Wakarusa, Indiana (AFP) Aug 4, 2009
    President Barack Obama Wednesday unveiled a 2.4-billion-dollar funding boost for the development of new generation electric vehicles and slammed critics of his economic rescue plans. The president traveled to a jobs crisis blackspot in the economically-struggling midwestern state of Indiana to announce a plan he said would create tens of thousands of new jobs. "For far too long we've ... more

    India's flagship outsourcing sector hits tough times
    New Delhi (AFP) Aug 6, 2009
    These are tough times for India's flagship outsourcing industry whose skilled, low-cost workforce helped plant the country on the global business map. With the world in the grip of the worst economic slump since the 1930s, revenue growth from outsourcing -- subcontracting work to a third-party company -- is slowing sharply after years of posting scorching double-digit increases. ... more

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  • Commentary: Afghan exit scenario?
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