India News From IndoDaily.Com

June 16, 2016

Scientists use underwater robots to study India's monsoon
New Delhi (AFP) June 14, 2016
Scientists from Britain and India will release underwater robots into the Bay of Bengal in a bid to more accurately predict the Indian monsoon critical to millions of farmers, they said Tuesday. Researchers will also fly a plane packed with scientific equipment over the bay to measure the atmosphere as part of the multi-million pound study of the monsoon which hit southern India last week. Better forecasting would improve the livelihoods of India's more than 200 million farmers and agricultural ... read more

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India's mini space shuttle blasts off

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India launches probe as insect excrement turns Taj green

Pakistan seeks nuclear group membership to curb proliferation

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New study finds major earthquake

Indian Space Agency Sets Sights on Homemade Space Shuttle

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Sri Lanka president flies to flood-hit area, toll hits 37

Five die cleaning well in parched Indian village

China, India face huge mental health burden: study

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