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February 10, 2016

Indian avalanche soldier 'critical' after six-day ordeal
New Delhi (AFP) Feb 9, 2016
An Indian soldier rescued nearly a week after he was buried by a deadly avalanche on the world's highest battleground was Tuesday being treated in Delhi in "extremely critical" condition, the army said. Hanamanthappa Koppad spent six days trapped after a massive block of ice fell onto his army post 5,900 metres (19,600 feet) high in the Himalayas, killing nine of his colleagues. His rescue late Monday came days after India said there was little hope of survivors from the disaster on the Siachen ... read more

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Chinese ship to join Australia-led search for MH370 A Chinese ship is set to join the search for Malaysia Airlines MH370, Australia's deputy prime minister said Friday, as the jet's fate remains a mystery almost two years after it vanished. ... more		Sri Lanka takes stake in Google balloon Internet venture Sri Lanka's government announced Monday it would take a 25 percent stake in a joint venture with Google designed to deliver a high-speed Internet service powered by balloons and that tests would begin this month. ... more		NASA awards infrared instrument for next polar satellite NASA has awarded a sole source contract modification to Exelis Space Systems, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of the Harris Corporation, of Fort Wayne, Indiana, for two Cross-track Infrared Sounder ... more		Spanish missions triggered meso american population collapse New interdisciplinary research in the Southwest United States has resolved long-standing debates on the timing and magnitude of American Indian population collapse in the region. The severe and rapi ... more

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Delhi court rejects challenge to car restrictions

Scientists show why Himalayas grow

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India, France to finalize Rafale deal ahead of Hollande visit

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