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October 26, 2015

Powerful quake rocks South Asia, 70 dead
Kabul (AFP) Oct 26, 2015
A powerful 7.5 magnitude killed at least 70 people as it rocked south Asia on Monday, including 12 Afghan girls who were crushed to death in a stampede as they tried to flee their collapsing school. Thousands of frightened people rushed into the streets across Afghanistan, Pakistan and India as the quake was felt across a swathe of the subcontinent. The quake was centred near Jurm in northeast Afghanistan, 250 kilometres (160 miles) from the capital Kabul and at a depth of 213.5 kilometres, the ... read more

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Report: Asia a growing market for light military helicopters

Dalai Lama brushes off health fears after cancelling US tour

India commissions guided missile destroyer

Tourists replace rebels as Sri Lanka national park blooms

Monsoon mission: A better way to predict Indian weather

India vows ambitious green targets but defends coal use

U.S. Navy orders nuclear reactor components

After Astrosat success, India set to launch 23 foreign satellites

France to hold crunch talks in India on Rafale deal: official

India backs solar as Paris climate talks loom

India launches first space observatory

Launch Of Astrosat: First Indian Astronomy Satellite

Babies petition India's top court over pollution

No relief for Nepal quake victims as $4.1bn fund in limbo

exactEarth Launches Advanced Equatorial AIS Satellite

India PM makes rock star appearance at Facebook

Launch of India's first black hole space observation satellite

India seeking technology to build MCMVs

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