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October 09, 2014

Australia shifts MH370 search zone further south
Sydney (AFP) Oct 08, 2014
Investigators Wednesday confirmed that the priority search area for missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 has moved further south as end-of-flight scenarios indicated it may have spiralled into the Indian Ocean. Seven months after the Boeing jet disappeared with 239 people onboard, the Australian Transport Safety Bureau, leading the hunt for the jet, said ongoing analysis had helped refine the zone where an underwater search began this week. "The latest analyses indicates that the underwater se ... read more

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Facebook founder aims to get India online Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg said Thursday his social media network wanted to help India's new prime minister connect remote villages in the country of over 1.2 billion to the Internet. ... more		India nuclear plant guard kills three in shooting spree A paramilitary officer charged with guarding a nuclear plant shot and killed three of his colleagues on Wednesday in a shooting spree at their base in southern India, authorities said. ... more		Dalai Lama marks Nobel anniversary as Western support wanes As the Dalai Lama marked his 25th year as a Nobel laureate this week, a row over South Africa's failure to grant him a visa underscored the huge challenge facing the movement he launched more than half a century ago. ... more
				Nokia suspends production at Indian handset factory Finnish telecom equipment group Nokia said Tuesday it was halting production in its Indian factory near Chennai and that a dispute with local tax authorities was hindering finding a buyer for the facility that employs 7,000 workers. ... more		NYT says it's sorry for cartoon mocking India's Mars mission The New York Times apologized on Sunday for a cartoon that ran over the weekend disparaging India and its space program. ... more

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US, India to Collaborate on Earth, Mars Missions In a meeting Tuesday in Toronto, NASA Administrator Charles Bolden and K. Radhakrishnan, chairman of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), signed two documents to launch a NASA-ISRO satelli ... more		India's Tata Power licensed to produce Honeywell navigation system Honeywell Aerospace's Tactical Advanced Land Inertial Navigator system is to be produced in India by Tata Power through a licensing agreement. ... 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		Pakistan bars relief goods to flood-hit Indian Kashmir Pakistan on Saturday barred activists from taking relief goods intended for flood victims to the border of Indian-controlled Kashmir, where delays in aid have created widespread anger among residents. ... more
				Brazil elections most talked about in Facebook history Brazil's elections Sunday inspired 346 million comments, conversations and other exchanges on Facebook, going on record as the most talked about in the social network's history. ... more		US, India Cement Cooperation in Earth Exploration The United States and India have signed two agreements according to which NASA and the ISRO (Indian Space Research Organization) will roll out a joint satellite mission to explore Earth's surface. ... more

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Next phase of underwater MH370 search begins The hunt for missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 entered a new phase Monday with the resumption of the underwater search for the aircraft, officials said. ... more		Modi wields broom in new 'Clean India' push Prime Minister Narendra Modi wielded a broom in a New Delhi slum on Thursday as he pledged to sweep away India's reputation for poor public hygiene and rudimentary sanitation. ... more		Heavy snow in US strands drivers in 100-vehicle crash Chile wildfires rage for third day, entire towns wiped out Death toll from floods rises in Mozambique, South Africa		Dalai Lama in 'informal' talks to return to Tibet The Dalai Lama indicated Thursday he was in informal talks with China to make a historic pilgrimage to his Tibetan homeland after more than half a century in exile. ... more
Laureate says Nobel summit axed after Dalai Lama row A global summit of Nobel laureates has been cancelled after the event was hit by a boycott over the South African government's refusal to grant the Dalai Lama a visa, peace prize winner Jody Williams said Wednesday. ... more		Chinese PM to visit Germany for joint cabinet meet Chinese Premier Li Keqiang will visit German Chancellor Angela Merkel for a joint cabinet meeting of the Asian and European export powers next week, Berlin said Wednesday. ... more		Modi makes White House debut India's new Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived at the White House Tuesday, on the latest stop in his headline-grabbing debut tour of the world stage after his Hindu nationalist party's crushing election win. ... more		If trees could talk Permafrost thaw drives forest loss in Canada, while drought has killed trees in Panama, southern India and Borneo. In the U.S., in Virginia, over-abundant deer eat trees before they reach maturity, ... more

	Microsoft to tap $2-trillion Indian cloud market Microsoft announced plans Tuesday to offer its commercial cloud services from Indian data centres as it seeks to tap what it calls a $2-trillion market in the country where Internet use is growing rapidly. ... more		Six Nobel laureates boycott summit over Dalai Lama visa Six Nobel peace laureates will boycott a global summit in South Africa next month after the government refused to grant the Dalai Lama a visa, a spokeswoman said Thursday. ... more

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Sri Lanka seeks to trademark cinnamon spice success		Philippines 'breaks world tree-planting record'		India turns to nuclear as energy crisis deepens		India's Mars Orbiter Cost Only 11 Percent of NASA's Maven Probe: Reports		China Exclusive: Mars: China's next goal?
India's spacecraft beams back first Mars photos		India-China border stand-off resolved: minister		New underwater discoveries in hunt for MH370		Modi election points to India economy 'turnaround': ADB		Water research tackles growing grassland threat: trees

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Floods kill at least 55 in northeast India

White tiger kills youth at New Delhi zoo

One million Filipinos join booming Philippine outsourcing sector

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India successfully testfires its maiden Mars mission's liquid engine

Two Martian Probes Set to Orbit Red Planet

India to enter Mars orbit on September 24

Pakistani Kashmiris want India border opened for flood relief

Tibetan man self-immolates in China: reports

Kashmir's famed carpets ruined in $5 bn flood losses

Iran considers other use for Pakistani gas pipeline

India A New Contender in Asian Space Race or Technological Breakthrough

NASA Awards Cross-track Infrared Sounder For JPS System-2 Bird

India's spacecraft 'on target' to reach Mars

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Border stand-off overshadows China leader's India trip

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