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November 02, 2015

India's Modi urges 'comprehensive' climate deal
New Delhi (AFP) Oct 29, 2015
India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi called Thursday for a "comprehensive and concrete" agreement on climate change in December, as he addressed African leaders at a major summit in New Delhi. Modi said no one had contributed less to global warming than India and Africa, warning that "the excess of (the) few cannot become the burden of many". He was speaking as world leaders prepare to meet in Paris in December to try to reach an agreement on tackling climate change, with the goal of capping war ... read more

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Nepal earthquake was less intense than feared The April 2015 Gorkha earthquake that struck Nepal produced less damage and weaker shaking than might be expected from a magnitude 7.8 quake in the area, according to a group of ten new articles pub ... more		Nepal inks fuel agreement with China to ease crisis Nepal signed its first ever fuel agreement with China Wednesday for Beijing to supply petroleum to ease a crippling shortage after protests blocked imports from sole supplier India, an official said. ... more		India gets help with renewable energy sector India is getting the financial support it needs to help build a vibrant renewable energy industry, the Asian Development Bank announced. ... more
				Post-quake Nepal struggles to preserve vanishing skills In a dusty studio, Indra Kaji Shilpakar painstakingly carves intricate patterns into a wooden panel, one of a small group of highly-skilled craftsmen Nepal is relying on to rebuild its cultural heritage after April's major earthquake. ... more		Crowds mass in Iraq's Karbala for mourning ritual Huge crowds of black-clad Shiite faithful massed in the Iraqi city of Karbala Saturday, crying and beating their chests to commemorate the 7th century killing of the prophet's grandson. ... more

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Fuel-strapped Nepal sends team to China to ease supply Nepali officials left for China Monday to negotiate a fuel deal and ease crippling shortages after protests over a new constitution blocked imports from its sole supplier India, a minister said. ... more		Powerful quake rocks South Asia, 70 dead 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. ... more		Trump, Putin agree to meet next week in Alaska Iran will not allow Trump-backed corridor linking Azerbaijan to exclave; Russia cautious Trump says Armenia, Azerbaijan commit to end fighting 'forever'		Long-awaited pipeline through Afghanistan moving forward Roughly 15 years in the making, a multilateral agreement on the planned Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India natural gas pipeline was signed during meetings in Ashgabat, the capital of Turkmenistan. ... more
				China to donate fuel to Nepal: official China will supply Nepal with 1.3 million litres of fuel to ease crippling shortages after protests over a new constitution blocked imports from India, a Nepali official said Sunday. ... more		Pakistan premier urges US to take its side against India Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif urged the United States on Friday to take Pakistan's side in its long-standing dispute with rival nuclear power India or run the risk of escalating conflict. ... more

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India reaches out to Africa in resources race with China India will host an unprecedented gathering of Africa's leaders next week as it ramps up the race for resources on the continent, where its rival China already has a major head start. ... more		India paves way for women in army combat roles The Indian government gave its nod Saturday for women to fly fighter jets, paving the way for them to assume combat roles for the first time in one of the world's largest militaries. ... more		Early Earth may have had active plate tectonics far sooner than thought Comet debris signs found in Baffin Bay sediments linked to Younger Dryas cooling Lioness present in northeast C.Africa for first time in years; New species teem in Cambodia's threatened karst		India's capital holds first 'car-free day' to combat filthy air The Indian capital held its first "car-free day" Thursday to try to improve New Delhi's notoriously filthy air, but motorists were seen ignoring signs to keep off the roads. ... more
Russia plans to propose joint satellite system to India Russia's Federal Space Agency Roscosmos will propose a joint satellite system to India on Tuesday, a source from the agency said. On Tuesday, the 21st India-Russia Inter-Governmental Commission on T ... more		India's Tata Steel blames China for British jobs cuts India's Tata Steel on Tuesday said it would cut around 1,200 jobs at two plants in Britain, blaming the move in part on cheap imports from China. ... more		ISRO to Launch 6 Singapore Satellites in December India will launch six satellites from Singapore, including a dedicated 500kg earth observation spacecraft, in mid-December, a top space official said on Friday. "The 500kg dedicated satellite ... more		India, US hold naval exercise with Japan as ties grow India, the United States and Japan on Monday wrapped up six days of naval exercises, reflecting closer military ties that are seen as a counterweight to growing Chinese influence in the region. ... more

	ESOA: Satellite Operators sign Crisis Connectivity Charter In the past year alone, global natural disasters including in Vanuatu, Nepal and the Philippines demonstrated the critical role of communications in the wake of crises. The satellite sector is syste ... more		U.S. Navy to join India and Japan in Malabar 2015 Navies from the U.S., India, and Japan will participate in naval military exercise Malabar 2015 beginning on Wednesday. ... more

New transmitter could make wireless devices more energy-efficient

Solar tracking panels support high quality rice yields in Japan agrivoltaics trial

U.S. increases bounty to $50M for Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro

Fuel crisis halts aid supplies to quake-hit Nepalis		Exiled Tibetans vote for new political leader		Australia approves India-backed Adani mine despite fears for reef		Mathematicians find 'magic key' to drive Ramanujan's taxi-cab number		Astrosat First Light: CZT Imager Looks at Crab Nebula
Britain's Charles to skip banquet with Chinese president		Tibetan writer released by China after 10 years in jail: group		India's first space observatory in good shape, performing science ops		Indian Air Force to allow women fighter pilots		ISRO looking to extend GPS services to SAARC countries

Indian-Made Nuclear Sub to Fire First Missile in October

India court approves 'pollution toll' to clean choking Delhi

New tough-talking PM tasked with unifying quake-hit Nepal

Indonesia launches indigenous satellite

Could candle soot power electric vehicles

Devas Wins USD 672 Million for Contract Cancellation by ISRO Arm

Dinosaur population study reveals how Maiasaura lived and died

New finds of a living fossil

Ten years of searching for Pakistan's earthquake missing

Asteroid impact, volcanism were one-two punch for dinosaurs

India activists back 'pollution tax' to clean Delhi air

Sneezing monkey, 'walking' fish found in Himalayas: WWF

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

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