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July 01, 2016

Signs of 'healing' ozone layer over Antarctic: study
Miami (AFP) June 30, 2016
The hole in the ozone layer over the Antarctic has begun to shrink, signaling good news for the environment decades after an international accord to phase out certain pollutants, researchers said Thursday. The study found that the ozone hole had shrunk by 1.5 million square miles (four million square kilometers) - an area about the size of India - since 2000. "It's a big surprise," said lead author Susan Solomon, an atmospheric chemist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, in an interv ... read more

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Award-winning Tibetan film director held by police An award-winning Tibetan film director was detained by police in China and ended up in hospital, officials and fellow cinematographers said Wednesday. ... more		Rains or not, India faces drinking water crisis As large swathes of drought-devastated India desperately wait for the monsoon rains to arrive, one village in the dry, hot north is flush with water. ... more		India, Pakistan edge closer to joining SOC security bloc India and Pakistan inched closer Friday to joining a regional security and economic bloc led by Russia and China, a move seen to boost the importance of the organisation. ... more
				India to send atomic experts to Namibia Namibia's President Hage Geingob and the visiting Indian President Pranab Mukherjee agreed in principle Thursday that India should send technical atomic energy experts to help with issues affecting ... more		India blames China for stalled nuclear group entry India has blamed regional rival China for blocking its entry to a nuclear trade group opposed to the proliferation of nuclear weapons, after its members met in South Korea with no decision on India's bid to join. ... more

Transition from Operations to Decommissioning by Preparing a Safe, Cost-Effective Shut Down and Waste Management Strategy

Spaceflight contracts India's PSLV to launch 12 Planet Dove nanosats Spaceflight, the leading provider of integrated launch services for small satellites, today announced it has launched a flock of 12 Planet Dove satellites from India's Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle ... more		India PM Modi heads to Uzbekistan to woo China's Xi Prime Minister Narendra Modi will meet Chinese President Xi Jinping this week on the sidelines of a summit in Uzbekistan, the Indian foreign ministry said Wednesday, seeking China's backing for India's entry into a nuclear trade group. ... more		BlackSky to supply satellite imagery and analytics for Latin American security operations GovSat selects Thales Alenia Space to build secure satellite for military communications SES and Luxembourg to expand military satcom with next generation GovSat2		View From Above: India to Launch High Resolution Surveillance Satellite India's soon to be launched Cartosat-2 series satellite is capable of monitoring foreign troops, allowing the country's military to detect incursions and other activities. India's Polar Satellite L ... more
				Lightning kills at least 93 as monsoon sweeps India At least 93 people have been struck by lightning and killed in India over the past two days, disaster management officials said Wednesday, as annual monsoon rains swept the country. ... more		Apple free to take bite out of India after rule change The gleaming glass atriums and blue-clad "geniuses" that herald the arrival of an Apple store could soon be landing in India, after the government cleared the way for it to open in the rapidly growing smartphone market. ... more

2nd Integrated Air and Missile Defense - Securing the Complex Air Domain: Requirements for Sustainable, Global, and Reliable Solutions to Next Generation Air & Missile Threats - 28-30 September, 2016 | Washington D.C.

The World's Largest Commercial Drone Conference and Expo - Sept 7-9 - Las Vegas

Indian Space Agency Embarks on Launch of 22 Satellites on Single Mission The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) is bracing for a landmark rocket launch on 20 June by placing as many as 22 satellites into orbit. In what has been seen as an ambitious initiative in t ... more		Nepali guards among at least 25 killed in Afghanistan attacks A busload of Nepali security guards were among 25 people killed in a string of bombings across Afghanistan Monday, days after Washington expanded the US military's authority to strike the Taliban. ... more		One billion years of protein evolution reveals surprising design flexibility MetOp Second Generation satellite fully fuelled ahead of August launch We tracked illegal fishing in marine protected areas - satellites and AI show most bans are respected, and could help enforce future ones		Boeing, Tata announce joint Indian facility Tata Advanced Systems and Boeing are opening a joint facility in India to co-produce AH-64 Apache helicopter fuselages, Tata announced Saturday. ... more
Eight buried in Tibet landslide: Xinhua Eight people have been buried in a landslide following heavy rain in eastern Tibet, Xinhua quoted local authorities as saying Saturday. ... more		Frozen in time: India's last taxidermist keeps on stuffing When Santosh Gaikwad, India's last-known practising taxidermist, first started stuffing animals 13 years ago he would keep dead birds in his family's freezer at home, much to his wife's consternation. ... more		India blocks foreign funding of Modi critic's trust The Indian government has cancelled the foreign funding licence of a non-profit trust run by a high-profile activist known for her vocal criticism of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, saying it misused overseas funds. ... more		Chinese spy ship entered Japan waters: Tokyo A Chinese spy ship entered Japan's territorial waters on Wednesday as Tokyo conducted a joint exercise with the United States and India, Japanese officials said. ... more

	Obama meets Dalai Lama behind closed doors US President Barack Obama hosted the Dalai Lama at the White House Wednesday - a now familiar ritual that took place off-camera and out of the public eye to avoid irking China. ... more		Chinese spy ship entered Japan waters: Tokyo A Chinese spy ship entered Japan's territorial waters on Wednesday as Tokyo conducted a joint exercise with the United States and India, Japanese officials said. ... more

MicroCarb satellite launches to map global carbon dioxide emissions from space

Chemistry breakthroughs open new frontiers in industrial carbon capture

Rollable solar array by GalaxySpace redefines satellite compactness and power efficiency

US, Russia cutting nuke arsenals, but modernising: study		Obama to meet Dalai Lama at White House, defying Beijing		Mounting tension in the Himalaya		Scientists use underwater robots to study India's monsoon		Can India Overcome China's Objections to Become a Key Nuclear Nation?
Quid Pro Quo: Will US Broker a Nuclear Deal Between India and China?		Mexico backs India's nuclear suppliers group bid		Annual monsoon arrives in drought-hit India		ADB helps fund India's climate fight		Amazon's Jeff Bezos bets on India with $3 bn investment

Chinese oil demand slips

Hundreds left homeless after Sri Lanka depot blast

Obama offers Modi warm farewell embrace

To fight lionfish invasion, Cuba learns to cook them

Thousands flee Sri Lanka ammunition depot explosions

Sri Lanka races to defuse bombs after depot blast

Nepal seeks to drain giant glacial lake near Everest

Islamic State seen shifting to more international attacks: UN

Sri Lankan monks hold prayers for buried landslide victims

More than 2,000 Indians contract HIV after transfusions

India Presses Ahead With Space Ambitions

Dalai Lama warns of growing divide among Tibetans

Critical factors that determine drought vulnerability of wheat, maize

Study shows tax on plug-in vehicles is not answer to road-funding woes

India's Indigenous IT: New Supercomputer to be Built in 2017

Sentinel-1 helping Cyclone Roanu relief

Nepal unveils $9 billion budget focused on quake reconstruction

Sri Lanka says 100 missing in landslides are dead

SNC gets contract modification for Thor II counter-IED device

Sri Lanka appeals for up to $2 billion in foreign flood aid

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