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February 09, 2010
FLORA AND FAUNA
Wildlife group, stars urge Indians to save the tiger
Mumbai (AFP) Feb 9, 2010
As China prepares to usher in the Year of the Tiger next week, a massive publicity drive has begun in neighbouring India, where the big cat is the national animal, to save it from extinction. Conservation group WWF-India has enlisted the support of sports stars and celebrities to raise awareness of the threat, citing government estimates that there are just over 1,400 tigers left in the wild. The campaign, fronted by India cricket captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni and top footballer Bhaichung Bhutia, ... read more

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FROTH AND BUBBLE

Amnesty calls for halt to Vedanta's India mine plans
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ECLIPSES

ISRO Launches Rockets To Study Eclipse
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LAUNCH PAD

Cartosat-2B Will Be Launched Soon
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SUPERPOWERS

India launches naval exercise off Andamans
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THE STANS

Mood gloomy in Kashmir over India-Pakistan talks
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SUPERPOWERS

NATO chief seeks broader ties with China, India, Russia
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WHITE OUT

US capital begins digging out after 'Snowmageddon'
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CIVIL NUCLEAR

Britain, India agree civil nuclear deal: ministers
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CLIMATE SCIENCE

Indian PM backs UN climate panel
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ABOUT US
Ancient tribe dies out in India's Andaman islands
Port Blair, India (AFP) Feb 4, 2010
The last member of a tribe believed to be descendants of one of the oldest human cultures on Earth has died on India's Andaman and Nicobar islands, Survival International reported Thursday. The London-based organisation which lobbies for tribal peoples worldwide said Boa Sr, who died last week aged around 85, was the last speaker of "Bo", one of the 10 Great Andamanese languages. The Bo ... more

SINO DAILY
Dalai Lama to visit White House 'later this month'
Washington (AFP) Feb 4, 2010
The United States risked inflaming a row on multiple fronts with China Thursday, saying the Dalai Lama would visit the White House later this month despite Beijing's fierce protests. But as tensions built over President Barack Obama's planned welcome for Tibet's spiritual leader, officials sought to douse a running row with Beijing, saying the two sides had common interests despite mounting ... more

WATER WORLD
Brazil dam draws ire of ecologists, natives and Sting
Brasilia (AFP) Feb 3, 2010
A controversial plan to build an immense dam in Brazil's rainforest endorsed this week has attracted a formidable bloc of opponents: ecologists, indigenous Indians and Sting. The facility, in Belo Monte in the northern state of Para, will be the third-biggest hydroelectric dam in the world once built, after the Three Gorges dam in China and Brazil's existing Itaipu dam. It will produce 1 ... more

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SUPERPOWERS

China warns of Obama-Dalai Lama meeting

SINO DAILY

Defying China, Obama to meet Dalai Lama


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SOLAR SCIENCE
The Arjun tank faces it biggest trial

Geodesic Dome Phased-Array Antenna Demonstrates TT and C Capacity

Air Force-Funded Research Is Shattering Traditional Notions Of Laser Limits

SOLAR SCIENCE
Russian ire over U.S. missiles in Romania

Moscow 'concerned' by US-Romania missile shield deal

Romania to host U.S. missiles

SOLAR SCIENCE
Iran to make missile system better than Russian: airforce

USAF Awards Raytheon Contract For Infrared-Guided Maverick Missiles

Iran opens two new missile plants

SOLAR SCIENCE
China-born aerospace engineer gets 15 years for spying

Russia displaces U.S. as Latin arms source

NATO agrees steps to fill yawning budget gap

SOLAR SCIENCE
NASA And GM Take Giant Leap In Robotic Technology

Animal rights group wants 'Robohog Day'

S.Korean scientists develop walking robot maid

SOLAR SCIENCE
Freeze on HIV spending sparks concern in Africa

Global swine flu death toll falls in past week: WHO

Britain to close swine flu unit as pandemic fades

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CIVIL NUCLEAR
US takes new step on India nuclear deal
Washington (AFP) Feb 3, 2010
US President Barack Obama on Wednesday certified that India has placed safeguards on its nuclear facilities, taking another step toward full implementation of a landmark cooperation deal. In a memorandum, Obama confirmed that India has formally agreed to provide access to the UN nuclear watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), of its civilian nuclear reactors. Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and former US president George W. Bush signed the deal in 2008 which allows New Delh ... read more

CIVIL NUCLEAR
China firmly against Dalia Lama meeting

Tonnes of tainted milk powder still on China market: report

Dalai Lama to visit White House 'later this month'

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CIVIL NUCLEAR
Pro-Russian leader due to head Ukraine

India launches naval exercise off Andamans

China ramps up tone in disputes with US

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CIVIL NUCLEAR
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CIVIL NUCLEAR
New Satellite Images Show Ag Land Cover for 2009 Crop Year

New EU organic logo set for Europe's supermarkets

Climate change impact of soil underestimated: study

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CIVIL NUCLEAR
Argentina warns of Falklands legal action

Iraq heads for OPEC clash over quota

Former aides want Chavez to resign

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