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September 03, 2014

Great Barrier Reef dredge dumping plan could be shelved
Sydney (AFP) Sept 02, 2014
An India-backed mining consortium could shelve controversial plans to dump dredging waste in the Great Barrier Reef, with alternative sites on land being considered amid growing environmental concerns, Australia said Tuesday. Environment Minister Greg Hunt said there was an "emerging option" that could see the consortium - India's Adani Group and Australia's North Queensland Bulk Ports and GVK Hancock - submit a proposal suggesting onshore dumping locations. "There is an emerging option which ... read more

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				Australian PM to visit India for potential uranium deal Australia's Prime Minister Tony Abbott said Friday he will visit India next week, where he will reportedly sign an agreement allowing the export of uranium to the nuclear-armed South Asian nation. ... more		Indian start-up launches shoes that show you the way "Wizard of Oz" heroine Dorothy only had to click her ruby red slippers together and they would spirit her home to Kansas. ... more

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Pakistan border ceasefire violations 'provocative': India India on Saturday branded a string of ceasefire violations along its frontier with rival Pakistan as "serious" and "provocative" and said they were hindering better ties between the nuclear-armed neighbours. ... more		African troops in fresh offensive against Islamists in Somalia: army Somali and African Union forces have launched a fresh offensive to roust Shebab Islamist fighters from key ports, army and government officials said Saturday, in an effort to cut off a main revenue source for the extremists. ... more		Almost half of Kyiv without heat, power, after Russian attack Denmark proposes NATO surveillance mission for Greenland Military aircraft to arrive in Greenland for 'long-planned' activities: US-Canadian command		'Just right' plant growth may make river deltas resilient Research by Indiana University geologists suggests that an intermediate amount of vegetation - not too little and not too much - is most effective at stabilizing freshwater river deltas. The ... more
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Unusual discovery leads to fascinating tuberculosis theory Grade school history lessons often have it that American Indians largely were wiped out by diseases such as whooping cough, chicken pox, influenza and tuberculosis brought to the New World by Europe ... more		Five Tibetans die after China police shooting: group Five Tibetans have died in China after police opened fire on unarmed protesters, a rights group said on Wednesday, the latest report of unrest linked to ethnic minority rights. ... more		Pakistan's envoy to India defends decision to meet Kashmiri separatists Pakistan's top envoy to India on Wednesday defended his decision to meet Kashmiri separatists, a move that prompted an angry New Delhi to cancel high-level talks between the nuclear-armed neighbours. ... more		Nepal floods kill at least 97 as cholera fears rise Rescuers Sunday found 12 more bodies buried under mud and debris to bring the death toll from landslides and flooding in Nepal to 97, sparking fears of a cholera outbreak. ... more

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Russia says US has not released crew from detained tanker

Inside China's buzzing AI scene year after DeepSeek shock

EU wants to keep Chinese suppliers out of critical infrastructure

Glaciers on Tibetan plateau warmest in 2,000 years		Landslides, floods kill 109, displace thousands in Nepal, India		India must build defences so none dares cast 'evil eye': PM		Remotec upgrading Army, Marine EOD robots		India on pace to run an energy deficit, EIA finds
India's top court raps Modi government over filthy Ganges		ONGC Videsh signs production sharing contracts in Myanmar		Floods kill 45 in eastern India: official		"Red tape" should not mar India-US defense cooperation: Hagel		Biologists discover lake full of jellyfish in India

Tibet bus accident kills 44 people, injures 11: Xinhua

India calls off landslide rescue after 151 bodies found

India approves foreign investment hike in railways, defence

Dhaka's residents fight back over vanishing green spaces

Nepal says 156 people killed in landslide, ends search

Australia hires Dutch firm to continue MH370 search

China-India energy rivalry in spotlight as Modi visits Nepal

Nepal landslide toll climbs to 23, scores still missing

India searches for 600 missing fishermen after storm

'No hope' of survivors in deadly Nepal landslide: official

Tibetan monk cremated in Nepal despite China controversy

Rescuers battle rain in search for India landslide victims

More than 150 feared dead in India monsoon landslide

Nepal allows Tibetan monk cremation after China controversy

Australia approves huge India-backed mine

Naval ships from US, India and Japan to start war games

Rising temperatures hinder Indian wheat production

After MH17 tragedy, Australia assures search for MH370 goes on

India could return to Mars as early as 2017

Nepal Army gets emergency bridge kits

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