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December 12, 2014

Malala vows to fight on as she shares Nobel Peace Prize
Oslo (AFP) Dec 10, 2014
Malala Yousafzai vowed Wednesday to struggle for every child's right to go to school as she became the youngest ever Nobel laureate, sharing the peace prize with Indian campaigner Kailash Satyarthi. "I will continue this fight until I see every child in school," the 17-year-old Pakistani schoolgirl told an audience in Oslo City Hall after receiving the award. Malala became a global icon after she was shot and nearly killed by the Taliban in October 2012 for insisting that girls had a right to an ... read more

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Nobel protester sought to draw attention to 'murdered Mexican students' A young man who disrupted the Nobel prize ceremony in Oslo by waving a Mexican flag streaked with red said Thursday he did it to denounce the alleged killing of students by Mexican authorities. ... more		Russia, India Agree on Construction of New Nuclear Energy Blocks Russia and India have agreed on the construction of at least 12 new nuclear energy blocks within the next 20 years to include two new blocks for the existing Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant in India' ... more		Sanctions-hit Putin seals nuclear energy deals in India Russia will build 10 more nuclear reactors in energy-starved India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Thursday, after talks with President Vladimir Putin aimed at shoring up ties between the long-time allies. ... more
				Russia sees promise in energy ties with India Bilateral efforts to expand cooperation in the oil and gas sector between Russia and India hold "great promise," the Kremlin said Thursday. ... more		'Catastrophic' Bangladesh oil spill threatens rare dolphins An oil spill from a crashed tanker in Bangladesh is threatening endangered dolphins in the vast Sundarbans delta, officials warned Thursday, calling it an ecological "catastrophe". ... more

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India's new satellite GSAT-16 launched India on Sunday had its latest satellite GSAT-16 launched aboard a European Union's Arianespace rocket, a fresh move believed to augment the country's space capacity to boost communication services, ... more		South Africa's Zuma calls China an anti-colonial force South African President Jacob Zuma said Friday that China's growing influence in Africa would allow the continent to free itself from "colonial shackles" as he wound up a visit to Beijing. ... 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		Sikorsky, India to negotiate naval helocopter buy Sikorsky Aircraft reports it is to begin negotiations with India to provide the country with more than a dozen S-70B Seahawk helicopters. ... more
				HAL to make cryogenic engine for ISRO Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) on Monday said it will manufacture cryogenic engine to launch heavy rockets by the Indian space agency for carrying heaver satellites into the geo-synchronous orbit, ... more		US denies funding opposition to oust Sri Lanka leader The United States embassy in Sri Lanka denied on Saturday it was "pumping money" into the country to topple President Mahinda Rajapakse after the allegations were levelled by a minster. ... more

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'Disaster' in Maldives as capital suffers water crisis India and Sri Lanka airlifted drinking water to the Maldives Friday after a fire at a desalination plant led to severe shortages and triggered unrest on the streets of the honeymoon islands' capital. ... more		India says won't sacrifice growth at climate talks India will not sign any deal to cut greenhouse gas emissions at UN climate talks that threatens its growth or undermines its fight against poverty, the environment minister said Friday. ... more		China bids to host secretariat of new high seas treaty China's birth rate falls to lowest on record: official data South Africa flood toll rises, large parts of Mozambique submerged		Energy, nuclear deals on table for Putin's India trip Russian President Vladimir Putin will seek to "recharge" ties when he visits India Wednesday for a one-day summit, promising deals on natural gas and new nuclear power units for the energy-starved country. ... more
Exploring Comets and Asteroids is an International Endeavor NASA and space agencies across the globe are opening up new possibilities for space exploration with missions to comets, asteroids, and other celestial bodies. Following NASA, European Space A ... more		Bhopal film 'tells truth' of disaster on 30th anniversary: director A new film depicting the toxic gas leak that killed thousands in India's Bhopal city puts the blame squarely on Union Carbide for the disaster, the director said. ... more		Isolated for 70,000 years, Arabian Sea humpbacks genetically distinct If you've been wondering where the most the most genetically distinct group of humpback whales in the world are, don't fret, scientists have been asking themselves the same question. And now they have an answer - the Arabian Sea, the northern tip of the Indian Ocean wedged between India, Africa and the Middle East. ... more		India says will not be bulldozed at climate talks India, the world's third-largest greenhouse gas emitter, said Thursday it is committed to tackling global warming but vowed to protect its interests at the latest round of UN climate talks in Lima. ... more

	India test fires nuclear capable strategic missile India on Tuesday test-fired its nuclear capable strategic missile Agni-4 from a test range off eastern state of Odisha's coast. Supported by a mobile launcher, the sleek missile was flight tested fr ... more		Arabian Sea humpback whales isolated for 70,000 years Scientists from WCS (Wildlife Conservation Society), the American Museum of Natural History (AMNH), the Environment Society of Oman, and other organizations have made a fascinating discovery in the ... more

Self-healing composite can make airplane, automobile and spacecraft components last for centuries

Battle over Chinese-owned chipmaker Nexperia rages in Dutch court

Radioactive zinc shipment in Philippines onshore in 'safe' location

Kazakhstan keen on TAPI gas pipeline		Protests as Bhopal marks 30th anniversary of disaster		SAARC leaders call for deeper cooperation in space technology		Indian IS recruit goes home after having to clean toilets: reports		India, France say will press ahead with Rafale deal
India to launch advanced rocket next month		China jails Tibetan singer for political lyrics: reports		Bhopal kids paying price 30 years after India disaster		India still searching for 39 workers abducted in Iraq: minister		India court slams Delhi's worsening air pollution

Tibetan tapestry fetches record $45 million in Hong Kong

India woos neighbours as rifts open door to China

Solar industry pins great hopes on Indian solar market

ASU joins pathbreaking radio telescope project to study early universe

First GPS-collar study reveals how leopards live with people

Dizzying heights: Prehistoric farming on the 'roof of the world'

China's Alibaba plans to invest more in India

Wave of child deaths in Pakistan desert

TAPI to get project developer by early 2015

Seychelles poachers go nutty for erotic shaped seed

Tibetan mega-dam begins operation: China media

Airbus building periscope maintenance plant in India

SMS alerts cut deaths from elephants in rural India

Out of India

Caltech geologists discover ancient buried canyon in South Tibet

China, India to court Pacific nations in Fiji

NASA sees the Southern Indian Ocean cyclone season awaken

Kabul, Islamabad pursue gas pipeline connections

China calls for swift movement on BRICS development bank

After Mars, India space chief aims for the moon

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