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January 17, 2014

Sri Lanka and India release detained fishermen
Colombo, Sri Lanka (UPI) Jan 15, 2013
Sri Lanka and India each have released as many as 52 detained fishermen ahead of talks this week on how to solve poaching in territorial waters. Both countries have arrested a "substantial number" of fishermen in recent months for poaching, the official Sri Lankan government website NEWS.LK reported. The release of the detained fishermen was a "goodwill" gesture agreed between Sri Lankan External Affairs Minister Gamini Lakshman Peiris and Indian External Affairs Minister Salman Kurshid ... read more

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Indian PM says delayed Korean steel plant to open soon Indian premier Manmohan Singh Thursday said a mega steel plant being built by South Korean multinational Posco would become operational in the coming weeks, allaying fears of further delays in the project. ... more		India and South Korea to cooperate on nuclear power? South Korean President Park Geun-hye is expected to seek nuclear power deals during her four-day state visit to India, which began Wednesday. ... more		HP to launch 'voice tablets' in India Hewlett-Packard announced Wednesday it was launching a line of "voice tablets," or outsized smartphones, for consumers in India. ... more
				UK probes role in India's Golden Temple assault plans Britain said Tuesday it would investigate its involvement in India's 1984 Amritsar Golden Temple assault after previously top secret documents showed British elite forces played an advisory role. ... more		Bangladesh's re-elected prime minister starts new term Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina started her third term by placing a wreath at a shrine in Dhaka honoring her father, the country's founder. ... more

India to launch second mission to moon by 2017 India plans to launch its second mission to moon by 2017 in the wake of the success of its maiden lunar mission. "Chandrayaan-II is a mission where we essentially need to move on (lunar) surfa ... more		300 houses destroyed in 'Shangri-La' Tibet village: report A huge blaze that ripped through the centre of an ancient Tibetan town in the popular Chinese tourist area of Shangri-La has destroyed almost 300 buildings, state-media said Sunday. ... more		Sidekick autonomy software guides YFQ-42A test mission for CCA program Infleqtion lists shares on NYSE as neutral atom quantum firm Top Chinese gaming companies continue to challenge		S. Korea president eying nuclear business on India trip South Korea's president arrives this Wednesday in India on an official visit during which she is expected to push for some of the South Asian nation's nuclear business, officials said. ... more
				Blaze tears through ancient Tibetan village in China An ancient Tibetan village in the popular tourist area of Shangri-La in China's southwest Yunnan province has been partially destroyed in a giant inferno, state media reported Saturday. ... more		Victory for 'Avatar' tribe as India rejects miner's plans An Indian tribe dubbed the "real-life Avatar" after the Hollywood blockbuster have won their decade-long fight to stop British resources giant Vedanta from mining bauxite in hills they regard as sacred, authorities said Saturday. ... more

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India clears Posco steel plant ahead of S. Korean visit India's environment ministry has approved South Korean multinational Posco's plans to build a long-delayed $12 billion steel plant, the company said Friday, days ahead of a visit by South Korea's president. ... more		India's Soviet-era carrier arrives six years late A refurbished former Soviet aircraft carrier arrived Wednesday in India six years late, ending a wrangle that strained ties with the country's top arms supplier Russia. ... more		Solar-driven ionosphere charges may nudge stressed faults toward rupture Stable black carbon in mangrove soils boosts coastal climate role Low crystallinity iron minerals show promise for chromium cleanup and carbon storage		S. Asia takes 71 percent of market for ship breaking The world market for ship demolition remains strong, with India, Bangladesh and Pakistan together accounting for more than two-thirds of business, a French monitoring group said on Thursday. ... more
				US energy secretary delays India trip amid row The US energy secretary has postponed a trip to India, officials said Thursday, as a row over a diplomat's arrest casts a cloud over once-growing cooperation between the countries. ... more		Aborted defence deal underlines India's procurement problem India's decision to cancel a $740-million helicopter contract with Italian-owned AgustaWestland last week added to an already long list of failed defence deals which have left the military short of crucial equipment. ... more

One killed after US Army helicopter makes 'hard landing'

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	Outside View: Three New Year's wishes A week after New Year's Day isn't too late for making wishes for 2014. ... more		System of phone alerts could warn of extreme weather in India Computer scientists in India have created image-based mobile phone alerts for extreme weather they say could prevent casualties in cyclones. ... more		Death of elephant, 73, sparks mourning at India wildlife park A giant 73-year-old elephant died Wednesday at a famed wildlife sanctuary in northeast India, bringing tears to the eyes of his keepers - and fellow pachyderms. ... more		Now sky is the limit for India: Ex-ISRO scientist When the countdown began in Sriharikota on Sunday for the launch of the Rs.365-crore mission to flight test the cryogenic engine designed and built by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), ... more

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India urges Asian unity for fair LNG pricing		India launches cutting-edge cryogenic rocket		Brazil moves to evict invaders from Amazon's Awa lands		One dead as cyclone skims France's Reunion island		India scraps AgustaWestland chopper deal over bribe allegations

15 hurt as powerful cyclone brushes France's Reunion island

Study pinpoints likely site of next big China quake

ISRO end year on high note after Mars mission

Pakistan, Indian army commanders meet on Kashmir

NASA Satellite Sees Increase of India's Sulfur Dioxide Emissions

Singapore to deport 53 riot suspects back to India

Bangladesh to deploy military to stem poll violence

Pollution shrouds Tibetan capital, grounding flights

Nepal uses satellite to track rare snow leopard

Asia's year in space triggers applause but also worry

'Superbugs' found breeding in sewage plants

India to decide December 27 on GSAT-14 launch date

Rising mountains dried out Central Asia

Wolf, passionate critic of China, to leave US Congress

Sri Lanka revives state firm with Chinese ships

Wind energy: TUV Rheinland certifies PowerWind wind turbines

Arianespace to launch GSAT-15 and GSAT-16 satellites for India

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