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April 10, 2015

India bans Greenpeace from receiving foreign funds
New Delhi (AFP) April 9, 2015
India on Thursday suspended Greenpeace India's foreign funding licence, the latest move against the environmental watchdog after the government accused it of hurting the country's economic interests. India's home ministry issued a notice saying the ban was imposed after an audit of the environmental group's bank accounts in September revealed the organisation had violated rules governing foreign funding and withheld information on transactions. "The government hereby suspends the registration of ... read more

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Dynamic dead zones alter fish catches in Lake Erie New research shows that Lake Erie's dead zones are actually quite active, greatly affecting fish distributions, catch rates and the effectiveness of fishing gear. Scientists with the U.S. Geol ... more		Let the red flag fly over Tibet monasteries: Communist chief China's top official in Tibet vowed on Wednesday to evaluate Buddhist monks and nuns for their "patriotism" and install national flags in monasteries to strengthen ideological control in the region. ... more		India measures air quality in world's most polluted capital India's prime minister suggested Monday the country's "age-old traditions" could be used to ease its choking smog, as he launched a new air quality index for the world's most polluted capital. ... more
				China eyeing Tibet-Nepal railway: report A railway between China and Nepal that could include a tunnel under Mount Everest is under consideration, Chinese state media said Thursday, as Beijing builds links with a country India regards as firmly within its sphere of influence. ... more		India's Adani dismisses banks' Australia coal project snub India's Adani Group on Thursday brushed aside a decision by three leading French banks not to fund huge coal industry projects in Australia's Galilee Basin near the Great Barrier Reef, saying it had "no bearing" on the company. ... more

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Sri Lanka, Pakistan sign nuclear agreement Sri Lanka and Pakistan signed six agreements including one on atomic energy Monday, the two countries' leaders said, as the strategically important island looks to build its first nuclear plant. ... more		Local organization announces second solar installation project in India Solar Village Project (SVP), a local non-profit organization whose mission is to install and manage micro solar-solution technology in rural villages in India, has announced its second installation ... more		China's Xi pushes development, ethnic unity in rare visit to Tibet Space Force establishes Systems Delta 85 to strengthen space defense integration SpaceX launched secretive X-37B US military space drone		Saab producing protection systems for Indian helos More integrated electronic warfare self-protection systems from Saab are to be featured on Indian Air Force and Army Dhruv light helicopters. ... more
				37 killed in Bangladesh storms At least 37 people were killed when powerful storms swept Bangladesh at the weekend and left a trail of devastation in the northwest, officials said Monday. ... more		Avalanche kills four soldiers in Indian Kashmir An avalanche triggered by heavy snowfall killed four soldiers in the Ladakh region of Indian Kashmir near the border with China, the Indian army said Saturday. ... more

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India study suggests meritocracy hampered by classist ideas A study carried out in India suggests old ideas about caste and class may linger - hampering the aspirations of millions - even in system that celebrates education and meritocracy. ... more		Hard money, soft standards? Tough questions for China's new bank China scored a diplomatic coup by enticing almost 50 countries including key US allies to join its new development bank. ... more		Destructive cosmic airbursts likely more common than previously believed Global food system reforms urged to reverse land degradation and climate threats Bumpy skies: How climate change increases air turbulence		India Launches Fourth Satellite in Effort to Develop Own Navigation System The IRNSS-1D navigation satellite was launched from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre at the Sriharikota Island in the southern part of the country. Indian President Pranab Mukherjee congratulate ... more
Governor backs down, seeks 'fix' to Indiana religion law Indiana Governor Mike Pence, facing a firestorm of criticism, said Tuesday he and state legislators will work to "fix" a contentious new law this week that some warn discriminates against gays. ... more		Baby among 15 killed by landslide in Indian Kashmir Emergency workers in Indian Kashmir have recovered 15 bodies including that of a three-week-old baby after a landslide triggered by heavy rains buried several houses. ... more		Sri Lanka says no deal to restart Chinese port project Sri Lanka has yet to resolve a dispute with China over a $1.4 billion development in Colombo despite a state visit to Beijing last week, a minister said Monday. ... more		Rescuers pull six bodies from landslides in flood-hit Indian Kashmir Rescuers recovered six bodies late Monday from landslides in Indian Kashmir and were searching for those still buried as hundreds fled their homes after flooding triggered by heavy rain. ... more

	Countdown Begins for ISRO's Navigation Satellite Launch The countdown for the lift of an Indian rocket with the country's fourth navigation satellite as the sole passenger began at 5.49 am Thursday, the ISRO said. According to Indian Space Research ... more		India's frugal Mars mission extended by six months India's famously frugal Mars mission has been extended by around six months thanks to a surplus of fuel on board the spacecraft, the country's space agency said Tuesday. ... more

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Uber ramps up safety efforts after criticism		Robot finds bodily posture may affect memory and learning		India, China agree to foster peace on disputed border		Sri Lankan leader to renegotiate China deals on visit		India test fires Astra missile
Indian-built submarine in advanced construction phase		India receiving upgraded Mirage fighters		Sri Lanka's new leader heads to China after winding back ties		Sri Lanka probes ex-envoy over alleged Ukraine arms deals		India, China to hold first talks on border row since Modi victory

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Maldives defends controversial jailing of ex-leader

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ISRO plans to launch navigation satellite by March-end

China convicted more than 700 for terrorism, separatism in 2014: court

Google launches virtual tour of Nepal's Everest region

Exiled Tibet leader compares China to N.Korea, apartheid S.Africa

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