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September 06, 2016

India likely to launch 68 foreign satellites in one mission next year
New Delhi (XNA) Sep 01, 2016
India is likely to launch a record 68 foreign satellites in one space mission next year, a top official has said. "There are many launches. There is one particular launch we are planning about 68 satellites, that's also there, that is yet to be finalised," the head of the state-owned Indian Space Research Organisation's commercial arm Antrix, Rakesh Sasibhushan, told the media Tuesday. "We got orders to launch 68 satellites from various countries, including 12 from PlanetiQ, a US-based weath ... read more

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				Torrential monsoon rains bring Indian capital to halt Heavy monsoon downpours and thunderstorms brought life in the Indian capital to a grinding halt Wednesday as hundreds of thousands of commuters - and the US secretary of state - were left stranded on waterlogged roads. ... more		Kerry to meet India's leaders after defence pact sealed Visiting US Secretary of State John Kerry began holding talks with India's top leaders Tuesday, after the world's two largest democracies signed an agreement strengthening their defence ties. ... more

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60% of key S.Asian water basin not usable: study Sixty percent of the groundwater in a river basin supporting more than 750 million people in Pakistan, India, Nepal and Bangladesh is not drinkable or usable for irrigation, researchers said Monday. ... more		Court dismisses challenge to Adani's Australia mine An India-backed company planning to build a massive coal mine in Australia welcomed a court's decision Monday to dismiss a legal challenge raising environmental concerns over the project's impact on the Great Barrier Reef. ... more		Western aid cuts cede ground to China in Southeast Asia: study Russia faces intense barrage of drones, shutting down Moscow airports Iraq says drones that struck military radars are foreign-made		Cyclops beetles hint at answer to chicken-and-egg problem Beetles with cyclops eyes have given Indiana University scientists insight into how new traits may evolve through the recruitment of existing genes - even if these genes are already carrying out cri ... more
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Flooding in Indian holy city halts cremations India's holy city of Varanasi has been forced to halt cremations along the banks of the sacred river Ganges as deadly floods from monsoon rains hit parts of the country, an official said Tuesday. ... more		In Nepal's Himalayas, hopes of closer China ties Twice a year, a normally deserted border checkpoint high on the Tibetan plateau throngs with activity as traders from Nepal flock to do business with their giant northern neighbour China. ... more		ICJ to deliver landmark climate ruling 'No life without water': settler attacks threaten West Bank communities Sunbears to elephants: life at a Thai wildlife hospital		Better understanding seismic hazards The April 2015 Gorkha earthquake in Nepal killed more than 8,000 people and injured more than 21,000. With a magnitude of 7.8, it was the worst natural disaster to strike Nepal since the 1934 Nepal- ... more
Powerful quake hits Myanmar, damaging famed Bagan temples A powerful 6.8 magnitude earthquake struck central Myanmar Wednesday, killing at least three people and damaging nearly 200 pagodas in the famous ancient capital of Bagan, officials said. ... more		Australia to study drift of MH370 debris Replicas of a large piece of debris from missing Malaysia Airlines jet MH370 will be set adrift and tracked by satellite in the hope of helping find the plane's crash site, Australian officials said Wednesday. ... more		Coca-Cola halts India plant over pollution issue Coca-Cola has temporarily halted operations at a bottling plant in northern India over alleged environmental violations, an ongoing controversy which has dogged its factories in the country. ... more		Sick throng Indian capital's new, high-tech clinics For asthma sufferer Mohan Lal, regular visits to the Indian capital's hospitals were a nightmare of waiting in endless queues in sweltering corridors that swarm with mosquitoes. ... more

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US environment agency axes nearly a quarter of workforce

Japan sees bright future for ultra-thin, flexible solar panels

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Tradition faces modernity at Tibetan horse festival

Malaysia says MH370 pilot flew Indian Ocean route on simulator

MH370 plunged into ocean at high speed: report

Nepal lawmakers elect Maoist chief as prime minister

India appeals for help for baby rhinos rescued in floods

Search for 20 feared dead after India bridge collapse

Riders on the plateau: Tibetans gather for horse festival

Chinese tracking ship Yuanwang-7 starts maiden voyage

India home minister to visit Pakistan as tensions flare

India inks $1 billion deal with Boeing for spy planes: sources

Indian army receives three Dhanush howitzers

India conducts firing of Advanced Towed Artillery Gun System

Monsoon intensity enhanced by heat captured by desert dust

Ancient temples in the Himalaya reveal signs of past earthquakes

Monsoon-triggered floods kill more than 50 in India

India earned Rs 230 crore through satellite launch services in FY16

ISRO to use radar imaging satellite to locate missing IAF plane

Bell teams with Tata for helicopters

Nepal, India floods leave more than 90 dead

India Set to Test Domestically-Produced Scramjet Engine in Third Quarter

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