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India and Pakistan say talks to improve ties will go onNew Delhi (AFP) July 17, 2010 Nuclear-armed India and Pakistan said Saturday they would press ahead with a dialogue to build ties shattered by the Mumbai carnage after talks in Islamabad ended in an acrimonious stalemate. The statements came after a visit by Indian Foreign Minister S.M. Krishna to Islamabad ended Friday on a sour note over what his counterpart, Shah Mehmood Qureshi, said was India's "selective focus on terror". The dialogue process "must go on" despite the chilly atmosphere, the Indian Foreign Secretary Niru ... read more |
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Bangalore, India (AFP) July 12, 2010India successfully launched five satellites into orbit on Monday, three months after the country's space ambitions suffered a setback when a rocket crashed at lift-off. The five satellites included an advanced remote sensing satellite called Cartosat-2B, as well as a satellite from Algeria. Three other smaller experimental devices from India, Canada and Switzerland were also released. ... more  
Dhaka (AFP) July 12, 2010Bangladesh on Monday charged 824 people for the massacre of scores of senior army officers during a mutiny in February last year after the country's biggest criminal investigation, a prosecutor said. Seventy-four people, including 57 senior army officers, were killed in a 33-hour siege at a military base in the capital Dhaka in an uprising that briefly threatened the new government of Prime ... more  
Sriharikota, India (PTI) Jul 12, 2010The nearly 51-hour countdown for the launch of the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV-C15) from the spaceport at Sriharikota began at 6.52 a.m. on Saturday, and is progressing smoothly, officials of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) have said. The four-stage rocket has been fully assembled and the satellites have been mated with it. The launch has been scheduled for 9.22 a.m. ... more |
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India develops better UAV landing softwarePune, India (UPI) Jul 8, 2010 Indian scientists the Army Institute of Technology said they developed a software program that improves landing precision of unmanned aerial vehicles without operator intervention. AIT said their MATrix LABoratory software program increases landing precision of UAVs by up to 97 percent without the need for an operator with a hand-held remote control. Software project lead scientist Mahesh Khadtare said the development would greatly circumvent difficulties in the present landing systems o ... read more |
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