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October 20, 2015

Fuel crisis halts aid supplies to quake-hit Nepalis
Kathmandu (AFP) Oct 18, 2015
After months in makeshift shelters, earthquake victim Bhim Bahadur Gurung is desperate to start rebuilding his house ahead of Nepal's biting winter, but a fuel blockade has left him unable to obtain vital construction supplies. Nearly six months after a 7.8-magnitude quake killed almost 8,900 people and destroyed about half a million homes, thousands of survivors are still living in tents and other temporary shelters, dependent on aid. But the three-week blockade of a major border checkpoint by ... read more

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Exiled Tibetans vote for new political leader Thousands of exiled Tibetans worldwide voted Sunday in an election for a political leader to sustain their struggle for greater freedom in China and head their exiled government. ... more		Australia approves India-backed Adani mine despite fears for reef Australia Thursday approved a controversial Indian-backed project to build one of the world's biggest coal mines despite conservationists' fears it threatens the Great Barrier Reef and vulnerable species while worsening global climate change. ... more		Astrosat First Light: CZT Imager Looks at Crab Nebula Astrosat, India's first Multi-wavelength Space Observatory was successfully launched by ISRO's workhorse launch vehicle PSLV into a 650km orbit on September 28, 2015. Then began the process of putti ... more
				Britain's Charles to skip banquet with Chinese president Britain's Prince Charles is to skip a state banquet during a visit by Chinese President Xi Jinping next week, the office of the heir to the throne said on Wednesday. ... more		Tibetan writer released by China after 10 years in jail: group A Tibetan author jailed by China for writing a book about the Himalayan region has been released after a decade in prison, a US-based rights group said. ... more

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India's first space observatory in good shape, performing science ops India's Astrosat spacecraft, the country's first space observatory that was launched into orbit on Sept. 28, is in good shape and has already started performing science operations, according to a sc ... more		Indian Air Force to allow women fighter pilots Indian Air Force Air Chief Marshal Arup Raha told reporters women will soon fly fighter jets, as the force marks its 83rd anniversary on Thursday. ... more		ULA launches USSF-106 for US Space Force aboard Vulcan rocket Rocket Lab completes Geost acquisition adding EOIR payload expertise to national security portfolio Zelensky says Ukraine, allies must resist Russian 'deception'		ISRO looking to extend GPS services to SAARC countries An ISRO official said on Thursday that they are looking to extend the GPS Aided Geo Augmented Navigation (GAGAN) and Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System (IRNSS) applications to Saarc countri ... more
				Indian-Made Nuclear Sub to Fire First Missile in October India's first domestically-designed nuclear submarine will perform its first missile firing test in October. India's first domestically-designed nuclear submarine that has completed sea trials ... more		India court approves 'pollution toll' to clean choking Delhi Diesel-guzzling trucks and commercial vehicles in India will soon have to pay a surcharge for entering New Delhi, after the country's top court Friday approved a trial plan to improve the capital's notoriously filthy air. ... more

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New tough-talking PM tasked with unifying quake-hit Nepal Nepal's new prime minister K.P. Sharma Oli, tasked with rebuilding the quake-hit country and ending bitter constitutional protests, spent years in jail for trying to overthrow the king before becoming a tough-talking politician. ... more		Indonesia launches indigenous satellite Indonesia launched its indigenous satellite codenamed Lapan A2 on Monday, using rockets and launching pad in Satish Dhawan Space Center, India, highly expected as a milestone for Indonesia to master ... more		European satellite to step up monitoring of extreme weather France adopts law upholding ban on controversial insecticide Over half of Europe and Mediterranean basin hit by drought since April		Could candle soot power electric vehicles Burning a candle could be all it takes to make an inexpensive but powerful electric car battery, according to new research published in Electrochimica Acta. The research reveals that candle soot cou ... more
Devas Wins USD 672 Million for Contract Cancellation by ISRO Arm A international tribunal has awarded $672 million (Rs.4,434 crore) to Devas Multimedia Services Ltd for the cancellation of a satellite contract by the Indian space agency arm Anrix Corporation in 2 ... more		Dinosaur population study reveals how Maiasaura lived and died Decades of research on Montana's state fossil - the "good mother lizard" Maiasaura peeblesorum - has resulted in the most detailed life history of any dinosaur known and created a model to which all ... more		New finds of a living fossil The coelacanth fish, found today in the Indian Ocean, is often called a 'living fossil' because its last ancestors existed about 70 million years ago and it has survived into the present - but witho ... more		Ten years of searching for Pakistan's earthquake missing The morning the Pakistan earthquake struck ten years ago, Nazish Naz had been reluctant to go to school, telling her elder sister the day felt cursed. Less than an hour after the 16-year-old left home, disaster struck. ... more

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