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May 30, 2014

Australia rules out swathe of ocean as MH370 crash zone
Sydney (AFP) May 29, 2014
Australia Thursday ruled out a large swathe of Indian Ocean as Malaysian Flight MH370's final resting place, compounding the frustration of passengers' relatives who are still without answers almost three months on. The Joint Agency Coordination Centre said a lengthy underwater search of an area where acoustic transmissions were detected in early April was now complete, as a US Navy official queried whether the missing plane ever went there. "The Joint Agency Coordination Centre can advise that ... read more

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Video shows how wasp uses zinc-tipped drill to penetrate fruit Despite what some environmental advocates might say, humans are not parasites; humans don't rely on another organism for habitat or reproduction purposes. Parasitic wasps - as their name implies - aren't so lucky. ... more		MH370 relatives accuse Malaysia of withholding data Families of passengers aboard missing flight MH370 on Wednesday accused Malaysia of withholding crucial satellite data, saying a long-awaited report is incomplete and does not prove the plane crashed in the Indian Ocean. ... more		Malaysia releases satellite data on MH370 Malaysia on Tuesday released raw satellite data used to determine that missing Flight MH370 went down in the southern Indian Ocean, information demanded by passengers' relatives who are frustrated over the failure to find any wreckage. ... more
				Modi sworn in as India PM promising 'inclusive' agenda India's Narendra Modi was sworn in as prime minister Monday holding the strongest mandate for 30 years, promising to forge a "strong and inclusive" country on a first day that signalled his bold intentions. ... more		India PM Modi, Pakistan's Sharif meet for talks Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi met his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif for landmark talks in New Delhi on Tuesday in a bid to ease tensions between the nuclear-armed neighbours. ... more

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Jaitley named India's finance, defence minister India's new Prime Minister Narendra Modi appointed top corporate lawyer Arun Jaitley as his joint finance and defence minister and Sushma Swaraj as foreign minister in a streamlined cabinet Tuesday. ... more		Chinese woman summits Everest, helped by chopper lift A Chinese woman became the first person to reach the summit of Mount Everest this season, officials said Saturday, but the climb was clouded by controversy because she took a helicopter part of the way. ... 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		Pakistani premier to attend Indian PM-elect Modi's swearing-in Pakistani premier Nawaz Sharif will attend Indian prime minister-elect Narendra Modi's inauguration on Monday, his office said, in an unprecedented diplomatic move aimed at mending strained ties between the nuclear-armed rivals. ... more
				Nepal glaciers shrink by quarter in 30 years: scientist Climate change has caused Nepal's Himalayan glaciers to shrink by nearly a quarter in just over 30 years, raising the risk of natural disasters in the ecologically fragile region, a scientist said Friday. ... more		Australian environmentalists welcome bank wariness on reef port Environmentalists on Saturday welcomed Deutsche Bank's reluctance to invest in a major port expansion near Australia's Great Barrier Reef, saying it reflected global concern about the project. ... more

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India urges solar anti-dumping duties on US, China India's commerce ministry called Friday for the imposition of anti-dumping duties on solar equipment imported from the United States, China, Taiwan and Malaysia, saying it was underpriced and hurting local industry. ... more		Modi's crushing win leaves India rivals broken Narendra Modi's landslide victory in India's polls has swept aside the long-dominant Congress party and left many of the most high-profile politicians clinging on for dear life after staggering electoral losses. ... 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		NASA Partners with Rolls-Royce on Braze Joint Technology Testing The Innovative Technology Partnerships Office or ITPO at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland is pleased to announce the signing of a Reimbursable Space Act Agreement between Roll ... more
				India anti-graft campaigner jailed in defamation case India's anti-corruption campaigner Arvind Kejriwal was sent to jail Wednesday for refusing to pay a bond, hours after declaring he was ready to fight fresh elections in Delhi to revive his party's fortunes. ... more		China glaciers shrink 15 percent in warming: Xinhua China's glaciers have shrunk by thousands of square kilometres over the past 30 years as a result of climate change, state-run media reported Wednesday. ... more

India receives fourth P-8I Poseidon

Government aircraft repair plants now managed by Russian Helicopters

RAF takes newly acquired intel plane for spin

Google revs up driverless car, axes steering wheel

Uber taxi app seeks capital at $12 bn value: report

Three-wheel Segway now available

Power plant emissions verified remotely at Four Corners sites

Polar vortex in part to blame for high energy bills, U.S. says

The largest electrical networks are not the best

Moscow expects to see formal agreements on Kiev gas debt by week's end

Obama wants to force coal plants to reduce emissions: NYTimes

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	Malaysia, Inmarsat to release satellite data on MH370 Malaysia's aviation authority and British company Inmarsat said Tuesday they would release satellite data used to narrow the search for missing flight MH370 down to the southern Indian Ocean. ... more		Sri Lanka celebrates end of war, blocks commemorations President Mahinda Rajapakse led celebrations at a major victory parade Sunday to mark the fifth anniversary of the end of Sri Lanka's Tamil separatist war after commemorations for its victims were blocked. ... more		Modi eyes 'India's century' after landslide victory Triumphant Hindu nationalist Narendra Modi pledged to make it "India's century" as he propelled his right-wing party to a stunning electoral triumph Friday with the biggest winning margin for 30 years. ... more		'New era' for India after landslide victory for Modi India's triumphant Hindu nationalists declared "the start of a new era" in the world's biggest democracy Friday after hardline leader Narendra Modi propelled them to a stunning win on a platform of revitalizing the sickly economy. ... more

Quantum transport method reads open quantum states

Scientists uncover new quantum state that could power future technologies

Early universe dark matter born red hot before cooling

India's Modi vows to fulfil 1.2 bn dreams after landslide win		Bollywood film on Bangladesh war horrors opens in India		MH370 search on hold after trouble with mini-sub		Tech troubles hinder resumption of MH370 search		Six suffer burns at controversial India nuclear plant: reports
Australia commits up to $84 million to MH370 search		India election campaign ends with clashing visions		China signs mega east Africa rail deal		Modi 'tsunami' forecast on India's holy Ganges		India admits 'Delhi as polluted as Beijing'

Dalai Lama shrugs off Norway government snub

India's Modi pledges defence procurement overhaul

Nepal counts cost of damaging Everest debacle

Extremes in wet, dry spells increasing for South Asian monsoons

Hydro-power plants partly blamed for deadly India floods: study

Russia Set to Boost Space Cooperation With India, China

India test-fires anti-ballistic missile

Undersea search for MH370 to expand: Australia

Sixteen dead in Bangladesh storm

Undersea search for MH370 to expand: Australia

At least nine dead in Bangladesh storm

Sherpas struggle as Everest shuts down after killer avalanche

No Everest summits likely this season: expedition official

Australia plans to widen fruitless MH370 search

Back door over red carpet: Norway torn on Dalai Lama visit

Six killed as India heads back to the polls

Guides, climbers prepare to leave Everest

US urged to drop India WTO case on solar

Australia says cost not a concern in MH370 search

Cancellations on Everest amid talks to save climbing season

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