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December 22, 2015

African lions are 'endangered,' must be protected: US
Miami (AFP) Dec 21, 2015
African lions are at risk of extinction and will be protected under US law as an endangered species, authorities declared Monday, months after a high-profile killing stoked global outrage. Certain kinds of the iconic big cats of west Africa and India are now considered endangered because they are in "dramatic decline," the US Fish and Wildlife Service said. The decision, which follows the killing of Cecil the lion in Zimbabwe by an American dentist earlier this year, will pave the way for strict ... read more

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Anger, fear at Delhi's pollution ground zero For 12 hours a day, Raju Misra stands at his snack stall in the world's ultimate pollution blackspot, inhaling toxic fumes and railing against India's politicians for failing to clean up the filthy air. ... more		Catastrophic medieval earthquakes in the Nepal Pokhara, the second largest town of Nepal, has been built on massive debris deposits, which are associated with strong medieval earthquakes. Three quakes, in 1100, 1255 and 1344, with magnitudes of ... more		Red palm weevils can fly 50 kilometers in 24 hours The red palm weevil (Rhynchophorus ferrugineus) has been a pest of coconut palms in Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Sri Lanka, and the Philippines for a long time. More recently, it's become a pest of ... more
				Growth potential remains at risk on even the most remote coral reefs Coral reefs in the Indian Ocean that were severely damaged by a global warming event 17 years ago have bounced back to optimum health and have the potential to keep pace with rising sea levels, but ... more		Australia approves coal port expansion near Barrier Reef Australia on Tuesday approved a controversial port expansion to support mining projects and the dredging of 1.1 million cubic metres (2.4 million cubic feet) of spoil despite conservationists' fears it threatens the Great Barrier Reef. ... more

Pakistan moves on gas pipeline funding The Pakistani government said it's approved a proposal to deliver funding to help support a multilateral natural gas pipeline stretching east from Turkmenistan. ... more		World coal demand tapers off but Asia still heavy user: IEA Global coal consumption has declined for the first time in this century thanks largely to China's economic restructuring, but usage will continue to grow in India and Southeast Asia, the IEA said Friday. ... more		GE and Lockheed validate compact rotating detonation ramjet for hypersonic missiles Danish PM says Greenland showdown at 'decisive moment' after new Trump threats Russia claims Oreshnik missile hit Ukrainian aviation plant		Russia May Equip Indian Aircraft Carrier With Air Defense Systems Nevskoye Planning and Design Bureau General Director Sergei Vlasov said India declined to install Russian air defense systems on the Vikramaditya, but there is reserved space for Russian air defense systems. ... more
				Indian Defense Ministry admits almost half its planes can't fly Only about 55 percent of India's military aircraft are in operational order, with a large number grounded due to technical issues according to reports. ... more		Sri Lanka revives stalled Chinese-funded projects Sri Lanka has agreed to restart Chinese-funded projects worth billions of dollars which were suspended following allegations of corruption, the government's main spokesman said Thursday. ... more

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India to develop its own stealth combat drones The government of India is preparing to launch its program to develop its own unmanned combat aerial vehicles, according to Indian media reports. ... more		Nepal passes long-delayed bill on quake rebuilding Nepal's parliament on Wednesday passed a long-delayed law to pave the way for rebuilding after April's massive earthquake, ending months of bickering that paralysed reconstruction despite donor pledges of billions in aid. ... more		Cosmic krypton timestamps reveal Australia landscape evolution and resources Fire on Ice: The Arctic's Changing Fire Regime Warming trend to intensify crop droughts across Europe and beyond		India's top court bans new diesel cars in capital India's top court Wednesday ordered a temporary ban on large new diesel cars in New Delhi as part of a series of tough measures aimed at cleaning up the world's most polluted capital. ... more
Pakistan test-fires nuclear capable ballistic missile Pakistan test-fired a nuclear-capable ballistic missile on Friday, the military said, two days after the government confirmed it would resume high-level peace talks with arch-rival India. ... more		Pakistan test-fires second missile in three days Pakistan test-fired a ballistic missile capable of carrying a nuclear warhead on Tuesday, its second test in three days and barely a week after the government confirmed it would resume high-level peace talks with arch-rival India. ... more		India court mulls ban on new diesel cars as Delhi chokes India's top court on Tuesday said it was considering banning new diesel-guzzling SUVs and luxury cars from the streets of New Delhi in a bid to improve the capital's notoriously toxic air. ... more		India to launch 6 Singaporean satellites India will be launching six Singaporean satellites weighing a total of around 625 kg on December 16 evening through its Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) rocket, a senior official said. "I ... more

	Japan and India agree bullet train, nuclear deals Japan and India agreed several high-profile deals Saturday including on high-speed rail, defence technology and civil nuclear cooperation, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in New Delhi. ... more		Nepal quake victims face deadly winter as parties bicker Thousands of Nepalis still living in tents months after a massive earthquake are facing a desperate winter, because of a fuel crisis and bickering politicians' failure to spend a $4.1 billion reconstruction fund. ... more

Scientists uncover new quantum state that could power future technologies

Self-healing composite can make airplane, automobile and spacecraft components last for centuries

Pendulum device taps power from ocean currents

Japan, India PMs talks on track for bullet-train deal		India and Pakistan to resume peace process		Campaigners alarmed by opening of first KFC store in Tibet		First light from LAXPC instrument onboard ASTROSAT		Afghan president arrives in Islamabad to revive Taliban talks
Delhi outlines traffic ban plan to curb pollution		New Delhi to construct six fast breeder reactors over 15 years		India's GPS system will have better accuracy says ISRO		PlanetiQ signs weather satellite launch contract		Nepal quake tough test for 'world's most dangerous airport'

India to Build 6 Nuclear-Powered Submarines

India's southern city of Chennai grapples with deadly flood aftermath

Bangladesh island losing battle to stem climate tide

Want climate action? Give us cash, India tells rich nations

Lyft allies with Asia peers in Uber challenge

India to acquire Russian-made Ka-226T helicopters

A molecule that self-assembles into flower-shaped crystalline patterns

Australia says new analysis shows MH370 hunt in right area

Rescuers race to reach victims of deadly India floods

India deploys troops in south as deadly floods worsen

India court demands action over Delhi's filthy air

Warm countries launch Sun-energy alliance

Rich countries must not impose end to 'conventional energy': India PM

Volkswagen India to recall 323,700 cars over emissions scandal

India's economy grows 7.4 percent, outperforms China: govt

India taking energy demand lead

Alliance Fund II provides $25M facility for Cypress Creek Renewables

India test fires ship-based nuclear-capable missile

India test fires Advanced Air Defense missile

Monkeys in Asia harbor virus from humans, other species

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