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May 01, 2015

Climbing to resume on Mount Everest by next week: official
Kathmandu (AFP) April 30, 2015
Climbing will resume on Mount Everest by next week after an earthquake-triggered avalanche that left 18 people dead on the world's highest peak, a Nepalese government official said Thursday. Saturday's avalanche that ripped through base camp also destroyed ladders through the treacherous Khumbu icefall higher up the mountain, raising doubts about the future of this year's climbing season. But tourism department chief Tulsi Gautam advised climbers against abandoning their expeditions, saying repa ... read more

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Joy for rescued Nepalese but fears grow for rural areas Rescuers pulled a teenage boy and a woman in her thirties alive from the rubble of Nepal's earthquake Thursday, as the Red Cross warned of "total devastation" in areas near the epicentre. ... more		Disease fears hit Nepal's quake-hit homeless With its sewage system badly damaged, carcasses rotting in the rubble and thousands of people sleeping rough, experts say Nepal faces a race against time to ensure a devastating earthquake does not trigger a public health disaster. ... more		'Almost total devastation' near Nepal quake epicentre: Red Cross The Red Cross warned Thursday that nearly all homes had been wiped out in some towns and villages near the epicentre of Nepal's devastating earthquake. ... more
				US keeps China, India on intellectual rights watch list The United States on Thursday kept China and India on its Priority Watch List of trading partners that fail to protect intellectual property rights (IPR), hurting the economy. ... more		Indo-French Nuclear Coop eration Strengthened Prime Minister Modi's recent visit to France proved fruitful for the much delayed Jaitapur Nuclear Power Plant (JNPP) in Maharashtra. The France visit resulted in a break-through signing of the Memo ... more

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Nerves fray as residents flee Nepal's quake-hit capital After days of sleeping outdoors with her two young children and hours of waiting in the strong sun for a bus out of Nepal's quake-devastated capital, Rajana's patience finally snapped. ... more		Riot police intervene as anger erupts among Nepal quake survivors Desperate Nepalis clashed with riot police and seized supplies of bottled water in the capital Wednesday as anger boiled over among survivors of an earthquake that killed more than 5,000 people. ... more		SpaceX launches secretive US military spacecraft Documents show New Zealand unease over Chinese warships in South Pacific North Korea's Kim decorates troops who fought for Russia against Ukraine		Aid reaches quake-hit Nepal villagers as death toll passes 5,000 Hungry and desperate villagers rushed towards relief helicopters in remote areas of Nepal Tuesday, begging to be airlifted to safety, four days after a monster earthquake killed more than 5,000 people. ... more
				Britain's Gurkhas battle to help families after Nepal quake Separated by thousands of miles from their devastated homeland, Britain's community of Gurkha soldiers past and present is rallying to help victims of the earthquake in Nepal. ... more		Vikram Solar to supply one of UK's largest builders' merchants EH Smith Builders Merchants is adding modules from Vikram Solar to its product portfolio. Based in the Midlands with over 90 years of expertise in the construction sector and 7 years in solar, EH Sm ... more

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India seeking follow-on support for C-130J aircraft A Foreign Military Sale deal to provide follow-on support to India for C-130J Super Hercules transports in is in the works. ... more		Nepal rejects Taiwan rescue team offer: minister Taiwan's foreign minister said Monday the government of earthquake-devastated Nepal had rejected its offer of a 20-man rescue team, but denied diplomatic pressures were behind the decision. ... more		Comet water analysis strengthens link to Earth origins Do you want to freeze a cloud? Desert dust might help Genetic traits behind hibernation may offer new hope for treating metabolic disease		International aid efforts mobilised for quake-hit Nepal Countries and organisations around the world have rushed to help Nepal, where a massive 7.8 magnitude earthquake has killed more than 4,000 people: ... more
India's Scorpene-class sub rolls out of building hall The first DCNS Scorpene-class submarine being built for the Indian Navy has been rolled out of its main building hall for outfitting with its systems, DCNS said. ... more		'She was my everything': Tragic end to Nepal quake rescue As he watched Nepalese police rescuers finally pull the lifeless body of his 14-year-old daughter from the rubble of their home, Dayaram Mohat collapsed on the floor in grief. ... more		Fearful foreigners desperate to leave Nepal quake zone After spending the night huddled in a car with his family at the airport fearing for their safety, Michael Mackey is among thousands of tourists who flocked to Nepal for spring holidays and are now desperate to leave the quake-hit nation. ... more		Quake also devastates impoverished Nepal's economy Nepal, one of Asia's poorest countries, faces a crippling multi-billion dollar post-quake reconstruction bill that will set it back years, just as its economy was looking up after a decade-long civil war. ... more

	Nepalis spend third night in open as quake toll passes 4,000 Hundreds of thousands of Nepalis spent another night in the open Monday after a massive quake which killed more than 4,000, as officials warned the final toll could rise sharply once rescuers reach ... more		India Role Model in Space Science Benefiting Common Man Former ISRO chairman K Radhakrishnan has said India is the "role model" in the world in harnessing space research and explorations for the benefit of the common man. "The vision of Vikram Sara ... more

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