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November 07, 2013

UN slams 152 death sentences issued by Bangladesh court
Dhaka (AFP) Nov 06, 2013
The United Nations right chief on Wednesday expressed "serious alarm" at death sentences passed by a Bangladesh court on 152 soldiers over the massacre of scores of army officers in 2009. High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay called the crimes committed in the mutiny "heinous" and "utterly reprehensible", but faulted the mass trial. A total of 74 people were killed during the two-day mutiny in Dhaka, including 57 senior officers. Some were hacked to death or burnt alive before their bod ... read more

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IBM says will 'aggressively' contest India tax demand The local unit of US technology services giant IBM said Wednesday it will "aggressively defend itself" through legal means against an Indian tax demand for a reported $865 million. ... more		Australia approves massive coalmine Indian conglomerate GVK's massive coal mine project in central Queensland, Australia, has been granted environmental approval. ... more		India reaches for Mars on prestige space mission India began a countdown Sunday to the launch of its most ambitious and risky space mission to date, sending a probe to Mars which was conceived in just 15 months on a tiny budget. ... more
				Mars Mission: India's Tryst with the Red Planet India's first ever Mars mission would begin its travel towards the Red planet on November 5 .2013. It would take around nine-months of time for this satellite to reach Mars orbit and start taking th ... more		India mission to Mars blasts off successfully India's first mission to Mars blasted off Tuesday with the country aiming to become the only Asian nation to reach the Red Planet with a programme showcasing its low-cost space technology. ... more

China vows to silence Dalai Lama in Tibet China's ruling Communist Party aims to silence the voice of the Dalai Lama in his Tibetan homeland by tightening controls on media and the Internet, a top official said Saturday. ... more		Indian space head braced for tricky Mars challenge The head of India's space agency warned Thursday of the immense complexity of sending a mission to Mars as the country prepares to send its first interplanetary probe to explore the atmosphere there. ... more		Greenland truce or Trump win? Davos "framework" pauses tariffs but not the takeover boasts Greenlanders doubtful over Trump resolution EU says ready to sign defence and security pact with India		India Prepares for Mars Mission India will launch a spacecraft to Mars on November 5 - an ambitious feat attempted only by a handful of countries. The Red Planet mission marks a major expansion of India's space program as it tries ... more
				Ghana arrests 46 more foreigners over illegal gold mining Ghana has arrested 46 more foreigners suspected of illegal gold mining in the last week, including 43 Chinese, two Indians and an American, an immigration official told AFP Thursday. ... more		China's last county finally linked by road The last county in China to be accessible by modern land transport was finally linked up to the rest of the country Thursday with a new road that has taken decades to build, state media said. ... more

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SMOS sees triple superstorms ESA's versatile water mission tracked Asia's recent storms over land and sea. Over the past three weeks, tropical cyclone activity has intensified over the seas bordering southern and eastern Asia. ... more		Plant used as biodiesel source found to hide poisonous problem Danish scientists say a study of one biodiesel source plant - the castor bean - predicts problems if it's considered for large-scale use as a fuel source. ... more		Trump vows to relaunch Egypt-Ethiopia talks on dam row China's birth rate falls to lowest on record Chile police arrest suspect over deadly wildfires		India's water supply at risk India's president has called for stricter regulations to conserve the country's water supply. ... more
				Swelling lakes in Hol Xil pose railway threat Swelling lakes on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, a notable sign of global warming, are threatening the safety of the world's highest railway, according to climate and ecological experts. One flood ... more		Surfer loses leg in latest Reunion island shark attack A 24-year-old surfer was fighting for his life in hospital after a shark bit off his leg off the French Indian Ocean island of Reunion Saturday, authorities said. ... more

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	Floods kill 48 in eastern India: report Torrential rains have claimed as many as 48 lives in eastern India, which this month saw the worst cyclone to hit the country in over a decade, the Press Trust of India reported Saturday. ... more		India's controversial Kudankulam nuclear plant commissioned Electricity supply from India's controversial Kudankulam nuclear power plant in the southern Tamil Nadu state has been connected to a southern region power grid. ... more		India-Pakistan border firing among worst in decade: army India said Wednesday a soldier was killed during heavy cross-border firing with Pakistan, which the army described as among the worst since a ceasefire agreement a decade ago. ... more		Seaman Guard owner to fight arrest of ship's crew in India The owner of a ship detained by Indian authorities said he is taking his case to the courts to free the vessel's 35 crew members from arrest. ... more

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Two dead, one missing after Malaysia dam water floods river		Indian farmer gets one-dollar cheque in flood relief		India starts up controversial Russia-backed nuclear plant		China, India sign border defence agreement		India sets November 5 for Mars mission launch
Antarctic nations face off again over sanctuary plans		Pakistan PM says ready to go 'extra mile' with India		Sri Lanka raises defence budget despite foreign pressure		India seeks UAVs for Kashmir border surveillance		Pakistan says civilian killed by Indian military

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BHP Billiton scraps most of its Indian gas, oil exploration

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Pakistan military says one killed by India firing

Tibetan poet gives voice to dead protesters in new book

Post-Fukushima, Asia still drives global nuclear growth

Floods kill five in India after cyclone: official

India's poor face grim rebuilding task after cyclone

China criticises Spain lawsuit over former president

US shutdown not to hit Indian Mars mission

Killer Indian cyclone wreaks havoc, 1 million evacuated

Conflict and clashes over China's prized caterpillar fungus

Indian MET wins forecasting battle as cyclone ravages east coast

India, US trying to hamper Pakistan quake relief: top militant

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