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April 27, 2016

Ancient crocodylian fossils show evidence for parallel evolution
London, UK (SPX) Apr 26, 2016
The 13-million-year-old fossils of an extinct crocodylian, named 'the storyteller,' suggest that South American and Indian species evolved separately to acquire protruding, 'telescoped' eyes for river-dwelling, according to a study published April 20, 2016 in the open-access journal PLOS ONE by Rodolfo Salas-Gismondi from the University de Montpellier, France, and colleagues. The gavialoids are a diversified group of mostly extinct long-snouted crocodylian species. Many of the evolutionary relatio ... read more

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Nepal marks quake anniversary with prayers and tears Nepal's prime minister joined Buddhist monks at a prayer ceremony Monday to mark the start of rebuilding of five ancient monuments destroyed in an earthquake that killed thousands and devastated the country's rich cultural heritage. ... more		Fears mount in quake-hit Nepal as tourists stay away Former guesthouse owner Tenzing Lama remembers when foreign tourists thronged Nepal's Langtang valley, trekking through the breathtaking Himalayan wilderness and soaking up the tranquility. ... more		Nepal's quake-hit ghost village begins fragile recovery Langtang in Nepal is now little more than a graveyard. The once tranquil mountain village was obliterated last April when a massive earthquake shattered a glacier, raining tonnes of ice, snow and rock down into the valley below, where hundreds of bodies still lie buried. ... more
				Nepal marks one year since quake as frustration mounts Thousands of Nepalis grieved Sunday for their loved ones killed in a massive earthquake a year ago, as protesting victims still living in tents accused the government of failing them. ... more		A year on, millions of Nepal quake survivors wait for aid A year after an earthquake flattened her home in Nepal, Menuka Rokaya still lives in a tent with her husband and nine-month-old baby as they await even a sliver of a $4 billion aid fund. ... more

Human 2 Mars Conference May 17-19 2016 - Washington DC

EU moves to lift 15-month ban on Sri Lanka fish exports The European Union has proposed lifting a 15-month ban on fish exports from Sri Lanka after it said the country has cracked down on illegal fishing. ... more		Indian space scientists produce world's lightest synthetic material Indian scientists have come up with what they claim is the world's lightest material called silica aerogel or blue air, local media reported Thursday. A team at the Vikram Sarabhai Space Centr ... more		Boeing X37B Spaceplane Prepares for Eighth Orbital Test Mission Israel military intercepts Huthi missile fired from Yemen; Gaza civil defence says Israel strikes kill 30 BlackSky secures next stage of Navy contract for optical satellite link upgrades		New contracts surface for struggling Transocean After reporting a string of lost contracts, rig company Transocean said it landed three new contracts for work largely in the offshore Asia and Latin America. ... more
				China, India move closer to military hotline: Xinhua China and India are moving towards setting up a military hotline, Chinese state media reported, with a border dispute and tensions over terror sanctions still lingering over relations between the Asian giants. ... more		India to Launch Navigation Satellite on April 28, Complete Full System India is slated to put into orbit its seventh and final navigation satellite on April 28, thereby having its full satellite navigation system up in the sky, said a senior space agency official. ... more

Military Network Modernization 2016 - Washington DC - April 25-27

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Directed Energy And Next Generation Munitions - 20-22 June - Washington DC

Sagem forming Indian JV for AASM Hammer bomb kits Sagem of France is creating a joint venture company in India for the manufacture of its AASM Hammer bomb guidance and glide kit. ... more		Drinking water: Carbon pricing revenues could close infrastructure gaps "It's possible to finance the drinking water supply in the majority of countries worldwide by the year 2030," says Dr. Michael Jacob, lead author of the study from the Mercator Research Institute on ... more		Cosmic dust particles reveal snapshot of Earth's ancient air Spire to Provide ESA with Satellite Weather Data for European Research Gaza seen from above: debris and darkness		India says 330 million people suffering from drought About 330 million people are suffering from drought in India, the government has said, as the country reels from severe water shortages and desperately poor farmers suffer crop losses. ... more
Experts examine new debris for MH370 clues Investigators were Tuesday examining two more pieces of debris for clues to the fate of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, along with marine life found on two other items which "almost certainly" came from the lost jet. ... more		Indian navy goes nuclear as first nuke sub undergoes sea tests Arihant, India's first armed nuclear submarine is currently undergoing sea trials, according to a top naval official. India's first indigenous armed nuclear submarine, INS Arihant, is undergoi ... more		Nepal's female climbers blaze trails for their gender When a deadly avalanche hit Mount Everest a year ago, Pasang Lhamu Sherpa Akita, one of the few Nepali women with expertise in climbing the world's highest peaks, headed straight there to help. ... more		New BRICS-supported bank approves first set of loans A new multilateral lender set up by the BRICS nations has approved its first set of loans valued at $811 million for renewable energy projects in four of its member countries, according to the bank. ... more

	India to pay $8.8 bn for Rafale fighter jets India has agreed to pay $8.8 billion to France's Dassault for 36 fighter jets, reports said Friday, as sources from both countries hinted a long-delayed deal to purchase the aircraft was imminent. ... more		India trying to destabilise Pakistan, says army chief Pakistan's powerful military chief accused India Tuesday of being "blatantly" involved in attempts to destabilise the country, saying Delhi was hostile to an ambitious economic plan by Beijing and Islamabad for the region. ... more

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Former US defense contractor sentenced for passing secrets to India		China, India pave the way to BRICS cooperation in space		Royal couple feed baby rhinos, elephants on India safari		Magnitude 6.9 quake hits northern Myanmar		Supernovae showered Earth with radioactive debris
US, India agree to strengthen maritime cooperation		Monsoon forecast offers cheer to India's farmers		Sri Lanka hopes to raise $1 bn in Chinese bonds		Washington to discuss Iraq aid with Gulf allies		Sri Lanka PM says Chinese port project 'not a threat'

China tensions top agenda as Pentagon chief heads to Asia

Maldives launches $800 mn airport expansion

Sri Lanka eyeing Chinese investments with law reforms: PM

Support builds behind Turkmenistan gas pipeline for Pakistan

Britain urges China to cut steel production

Cash-strapped Sri Lanka looks to restructure $8 bn China debt

Scientists find Mars surface replica in India

Bangladesh police charge thousands over coal plant protests

Rescuers race to reach thousands stranded by rains in Pakistan

Four killed at anti-China power plant protest in Bangladesh

Australia says possible MH370 debris found on Mauritius

UK govt accused of prioritising China ties over steel jobs

Mega India-backed coal project awarded Australian mining leases

Silk Road snaked farther south than previously thought

India acquiring Stinger missiles for its new helicopters

India to launch 22 satellites by single rocket in May

Pakistan protests to India after 'spy' arrest

Indian Navy orders submarine rescue systems

Land bridges linking ancient India and Eurasia were 'freeways' for biodiversity

Protests in Prague as China's Xi signs economic partnership

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