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August 04, 2014

'No hope' of survivors in deadly Nepal landslide: official
Kathmandu (AFP) Aug 03, 2014
Rescuers on Sunday ruled out finding any more survivors of a landslide in northeast Nepal feared to have buried at least 100 people under tonnes of mud and rocks. Nine bodies have been pulled from the rubble after the landslide caused by heavy monsoon rains smashed into hamlets along a river in Sindhupalchok district before dawn on Saturday, an official said. "It has been over 24 hours that people would have been buried in mud. We have no hope of finding anyone alive," government disaster manage ... read more

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Tibetan monk cremated in Nepal despite China controversy Thousands of mourners, many in tears, gathered in Kathmandu to pay tribute to a senior Tibetan Buddhist monk whose cremation was initially blocked by Nepal, sparking claims it had caved to pressure from China. ... more		Rescuers battle rain in search for India landslide victims Rescuers were desperately searching into the night Thursday for victims of a landslide in western India that buried dozens of homes, with fears the death toll could reach 150. ... more		More than 150 feared dead in India monsoon landslide The death toll from a major landslide Wednesday in western India was expected to exceed 150, a health official said, after heavy monsoon rains sent mud and rocks tumbling onto homes. ... more
				Nepal allows Tibetan monk cremation after China controversy Nepal said Tuesday it had agreed to allow a senior Tibetan Buddhist monk to be cremated in Kathmandu, overturning an earlier ban which had sparked claims that it had caved to pressure from China. ... more		Australia approves huge India-backed mine Australia has approved a massive coal mine that could ultimately provide electricity for up to 100 million Indians, angering environmentalists who warned Monday it may threaten the Great Barrier Reef. ... more

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Russia envisions major gas pipeline project for India A Russian gas pipeline along its southern border to India may be among the largest projects of its kind in history, the Russian envoy to New Delhi said. ... more		India clears defence procurement worth $3.5 bn: report India's new Hindu nationalist government cleared Saturday proposals worth nearly $3.5 billion to modernise the nation's ageing Soviet-era military hardware and boost its domestic defence industry, a report said. ... more		Bats use sound flow to steer through cluttered habitats Sentinel 2A trials reveal unexpected night sensing capability Solar cycles seen in Antarctic fast ice history		Aniara Selects Dauria Aerospace to Supply Two Small Ku-band GEO Sats Dauria Aerospace, a multinational aerospace company providing global satellite-based remote sensing information and telecommunication services, has been tapped by India-based satellite communication ... more
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	Nepal denies Chinese pressure over Tibetan monk's cremation Nepal denied Tuesday that it had caved in to diplomatic pressure from China by denying permission for a senior Tibetan Buddhist monk to be cremated in Kathmandu in accordance with his wishes. ... more		BRICS bank will reduce Western dominance: China media Chinese media on Wednesday hailed the creation of the BRICS development bank, to be based in Shanghai, blaming Western countries and multilateral agencies for flaws in the global financial system. ... more

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