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December 03, 2014

Protests as Bhopal marks 30th anniversary of disaster
Bhopal, India (AFP) Dec 02, 2014
Protesters in the Indian city of Bhopal burned effigies representing Dow Chemicals and displayed placards demanding justice as they marked the 30th anniversary Tuesday of the world's deadliest industrial disaster. Some held old black and white photographs of loved ones lost on the night of December 2, 1984, when a cloud of highly toxic methyl isocyanate gas spewed from a Union Carbide factory in Bhopal and blew across the city. More than 3,500 people were killed in the immediate aftermath and as ... read more

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SAARC leaders call for deeper cooperation in space technology Regional collaboration in space technology must be enhanced to achieve sustainable development in South Asia, according to the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) leaders. ... more		Indian IS recruit goes home after having to clean toilets: reports An Indian student who travelled to Iraq to join the Islamic State group has returned home disillusioned after jihadists made him clean toilets and do other menial jobs, according to media reports. ... more		China jails Tibetan singer for political lyrics: reports China has sentenced a popular Tibetan singer to four years in prison for calling on Tibetans to unify and speak their language, reports said, highlighting tight cultural controls in the region. ... more
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India court slams Delhi's worsening air pollution India's environment court has slammed the government over the capital's horrendous air pollution, which it said was "getting worse" every day, and ordered a string of measures to bring it down. ... more		Tibetan tapestry fetches record $45 million in Hong Kong An ancient Tibetan silk tapestry has set a world record for Chinese art after it was sold to a Shanghai tycoon for $45 million (HK$348 million) at auction in Hong Kong, according to Christie's. ... more		AST SpaceMobile secures role on MDA SHIELD defense architecture Slingshot to embed AI agent in US Space Force space warfare training Energy learning algorithm boosts complex UAV swarm tasking		India woos neighbours as rifts open door to China India pledged a slew of regional investments at a South Asian summit this week, seeking to counter China's growing economic inroads into its backyard as it remains embroiled in bitter rivalry with Pakistan. ... more
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India's Modi names yoga minister in major reshuffle

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India votes against U.N. draft resolution on nuke pact

Indian navy worker killed in ship accident: reports

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PROINSO kick starts ZeverSolar with 50kWp installation in Mumbai

India pulls warships from Kolkata as city on 'terror' alert

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India chooses Israel over US for $525m missile deal: defence sources

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