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Dalai Lama visits Taiwan typhoon victims amid Chinese anger
Kaohsiung, Taiwan (AFP) Aug 31, 2009
The Dalai Lama headed for typhoon hit areas of southern Taiwan Monday on the first full day of a tour that China has warned will hurt improving ties with the island. The exiled Tibetan spiritual leader headed straight for Hsiaolin, a village where at least 424 people died in Typhoon Morakot, cancelling a press conference that local officials feared could have angered Beijing. ... read more

Himalayan nations hold first climate talks
Kathmandu (AFP) Aug 31, 2009
Nepal's prime minister opened the first climate change conference of Himalayan nations on Monday with a warning about the dangers of melting glaciers, floods and violent storms for the region. With 1.3 billion people dependent on the water that flows down from the melting Himalayan glaciers, Prime Minister Madhav Kumar Nepal said cross-border cooperation was essential in tackling the impact ... more
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    Dalai Lama praises Taiwan democracy on trip blasted by China
    Hsiaolin, Taiwan (AFP) Aug 31, 2009
    The Dalai Lama praised Taiwan's democracy Monday on the first full day of a tour that China has warned will hurt improving ties with the island. While members of the Beijing-friendly ruling elite said they had no plans to meet Tibet's exiled spiritual leader, he urged Taiwan to cherish its democracy, which is often contrasted with the mainland's stern one-party rule. "You enjoy democracy ... more

    Cairn India begins production at Mangala
    New Delhi (UPI) Aug 31, 2009
    Cairn India Ltd. began production Saturday at Mangala in the Rajasthan region's Barmer field, one of the biggest onshore oil discoveries in India in more than 20 years. "The crude oil production from Barmer Field is a significant step towards achieving energy security for our country," Petroleum Minister Murli Deora said Saturday at the inauguration. India, Asia's third-largest ... more

    Indian scientists hail aborted lunar mission a success
    Panaji, India (AFP) Aug 30, 2009
    The head of India's state-run space agency on Sunday hailed the country's first moon mission a success, despite losing contact with the spacecraft. "The mission was a great success," G. Madhavan Nair, chairman of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), told reporters in the state capital of Goa, Panaji, where a conference on low-budget space missions opens this week. Nair, who sai ... more

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  • India suffers blow to space ambitions

  • Pakistan rejects US accusation on missile modification

  • Indian PM denies 'fizzle' claim over 1998 nuclear tests

  • India defence drive attracts global suppliers

  • Coastal erosion threatens Goa's idyllic beaches

  • Melting glaciers threaten 'Nepal tsunami'
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    India faces 'severe' drought: PM
    New Delhi (AFP) Aug 29, 2009
    India faces a "severe" drought but the country's ample food grain stock will ensure no one goes hungry, Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said Saturday. Monsoon rains, the lifeline for farms that support more that half of India's 1.1 billion population, have been scant and about 40 percent of India's districts have declared a drought. "No one has control over drought. It's a severe ... more

    Himalayan nations to hold first climate talks
    Kathmandu (AFP) Aug 28, 2009
    South Asian ministers will gather in Nepal next week for talks on the threat that climate change poses to the Himalayas and to the 1.3 billion people dependent on water flowing from the mountains. Experts say the Himalayan glaciers are melting at an alarming rate and with months to go before a key summit in Copenhagen, mountain nations are hoping to highlight the myriad of problems facing ... more

    Nepal villagers on climate change frontline
    Bhattegaun, Nepal (AFP) Aug 28, 2009
    Three years ago Naina Shahi's husband left their small village in rural Nepal to seek work in neighbouring India, leaving her to bring up their three children alone. The dry winters and unpredictable monsoons Nepal has experienced in recent years had hit crop production on the couple's land plot in the foothills of the Himalayas, forcing them to look for other ways to feed their family. ... more

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  • India summer crops may be 20 pct below normal: govt

  • Australia says new LNG plant 'greenhouse intensive'

  • India loses contact with first moon craft: space agency

  • ISRO Announces Launch Of Oceansat-2 In September

  • PM To Inaugurate IISST Permanent Campus

  • Australia approves massive China, India gas project

  • India rolls out locally-built Russian tanks
  • China settles 50,000 Tibetan nomads in towns: state media
  • Asian oil exports threaten U.S. refineries
  • Microsoft revs up low-budget mobile phones
  • Do Asia-Pacific quakes herald a disaster? Experts say no
  • India to tackle drought shortfalls with imports: minister
  • To save lives, an Indian doctor rethinks the toilet
  • Monsoon misery for Sri Lanka's weary war refugees

  • Indian drought threatens rice, sugar output
  • India foresees sharp rise in its nuclear power
  • British lawmakers urge review of Sri Lanka arms exports
  • Global warming good for farming, tourism in Tibet: Chinese official
  • India sees 'six percent plus' growth despite drought
  • India must tread 'greener' path to growth: PM
  • India And Russia Complete Design Of New Lunar Probe
  • India kicks off fighter jet trials

  • Squalid war camps threaten Sri Lanka's image: opposition
  • ISRO Takes On Google
  • Design Of Chandrayaan-2 Ready
  • Boeing's P-8I deal with India set to roll
  • Satellites Unlock Secret To Northern India's Vanishing Water
  • India faces drought but economists upbeat
  • US Clears ISRO Launch Of Algerian Satellites
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