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January 08, 2013
ENERGY NEWS
Energy independence for India?
New Delhi (UPI) Jan 7, 2013
Indian Oil Minister Veerappa Moily called for the country to achieve energy independence by 2030, a goal he said is "very much possible." Moily told an industry meeting in New Delhi that he was "working for preparation of a detailed road map having (a) well defined action plan" to achieve the energy independence target so that import dependence is reduced by 50 percent by 2020, 75 percent by 2025 and 100 percent by 2030," the Economic Times reports. India currently imports 80 percent of ... read more
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TRADE WARS

India's Infosys denies reports of 5,000 job cuts
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ROCKET SCIENCE

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SHAKE AND BLOW

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ENERGY TECH

India to auction coal blocks
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India's Infosys plans to cut up to 5,000 jobs: report
India's second-largest software outsourcer Infosys is planning to cut up to 5,000 jobs, a report said Friday, as it seeks to reduce costs in a tough business environment. ... more
CLIMATE SCIENCE

New Delhi suffers coldest day in 44 years
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Military Space News, Nuclear Weapons, Missile Defense
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EXO LIFE

ASI, ISRO hold planetary science workshop
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SPACE TRAVEL

Satellite highs, suspension lows for Indian space sector in 2012
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FLOATING STEEL

India Receives Second Russia-Built Stealth Missile Frigate
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Iran navy launches 6-day massive exercises
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MILPLEX

India gets 4 Russian carrier-based fighters
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SUPERPOWERS

Japan's PM seeks security ties with Australia, India: report
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SOLAR DAILY

Yingli Green Energy Powers Tibetan Families with off-grid PV Systems
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FLORA AND FAUNA

Speeding train kills five elephants in eastern India
A speeding passenger train killed five elephants when it ploughed into a herd crossing the track in eastern India, a railway spokesman said Monday. ... more
FLORA AND FAUNA
Airbus says in pole position for Indian air refuelling tanker contract

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FLORA AND FAUNA
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FLORA AND FAUNA
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SUPERPOWERS

China and emerging powers to pay more for UN
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EPIDEMICS

Bangladesh slaughters 150,000 birds over avian flu
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FLORA AND FAUNA

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MILPLEX

Russia to fight for the Indian market
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MILPLEX

Putin targets arms deals, doubling in trade on India trip

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FLORA AND FAUNA

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ENERGY NEWS

Indian washermen spin out decades-old tradition

ENERGY TECH

Exxon extends Africa's energy enterprise

FARM NEWS

New research predicts rising trend in India's violent land conflicts; 130 districts struggle

DEMOCRACY

Landslide bolsters Modi's chances of India premiership

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ASEAN wants India's help in China disputes

TIME AND SPACE

Math formula gives new glimpse into the magical mind of Ramanujan

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Nepal killer elephant on revenge rampage: officials

U.S. seeks double Israel missile funding

Coal use set to surpass oil in a decade: IEA

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India's clout in question as regional troubles mount

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