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September 30, 2016

Tibet's first football club aims at unity, struggles for Chinese players
Lhasa (AFP) Sept 28, 2016
Green jersey soaked with sweat, midfielder Luosang Sanzhu practises his passing on the manicured pitch of Lhasa FC, Tibet's first football club - the latest gambit to soothe lingering tensions between Tibetans and Han Chinese. Officials hope the highest club in China, which was established last year, can break down barriers in the mountainous region, where relations with Beijing have sometimes been strained since its "peaceful liberation" in 1951. "In the club today, there's no discrimination. ... read more

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Thirsty megacities poisoning rural groundwater A massive drawdown of water beneath delta-based megacities across the world may be pulling surface pollution deeper into the ground, risking contamination and health problems for local populations, a new study said Tuesday. ... more		Use of 'large open-ended pipe piles' could lead to lower-cost bridge construction Civil engineers at Purdue University are leading a project with the Indiana Department of Transportation to learn how to use a type of bridge pile often seen in offshore applications, research that ... more		India pulls out of summit as tensions with Pakistan mount India on Tuesday pulled out of a key regional summit in Pakistan citing an increase in cross-border terrorist attacks, as tension between the nuclear-armed neighbours escalates. ... more
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Russia, Pakistan to carry out first joint military exercise Russia and Pakistan will carry out their first joint military exercise this weekend, the Pakistani military said Friday, at a time of heightened tensions between Islamabad and nuclear-armed rival India. ... more		French fighter jet deal: an Indian saga The less-than-supersonic sale of French Rafale fighter jets to India has highlighted the obstacles facing foreign arms firms seeking to do business with the world's biggest weapons importer. ... more		China, India should work towards 'win-win' cooperation: Chinese FM US delays Patriot arms deliveries to Switzerland in switch to Ukraine US 'moving at haste' to get Ukraine weapons: envoy		UN court to decide Marshall Islands case against 3 nuclear powers The United Nations' top court announced Thursday that it will render its decision early next month in the case the Marshall Islands has brought against India, Pakistan and Britain for not abandoning the nuclear arms race. ... more
				In Tibet, religious freedom with Chinese characteristics The sun has yet to rise over Lhasa, but dozens of colourfully dressed pilgrims are already gathered and reciting prayers at the entrance to Jokhang, the most sacred temple in Tibetan Buddhism. ... more		Asia growth holds stable thanks to China and India: ADB The Asian Development Bank said Tuesday that growth across the region was holding stable despite global headwinds, with resilience in China and India keeping it on track. ... more

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Indian ministers approve Rafale fighter jet deal An Indian cabinet committee gave its approval Wednesday to a long-delayed deal to buy 36 fighter jets from France's Dassault, as the country looks to bolster its military in the face of China's growing clout. ... more		India signs deal for acquisition of 36 Rafale fighter jets India signed an agreement Friday with France's Dassault Aviation for the acquisition of 36 Rafale fighter jets. ... more		New deep sea mining rules lack consensus despite US pressure Lightning strikes kill 33 people in eastern India From Antarctica to Brussels, hunting climate clues in old ice		India needs more than Rafale to match China: experts India may have just spent billions of dollars on hi-tech French fighter jets, but experts say it needs to do a lot more if it is going to face up to an increasingly assertive China. ... more
India's government backs gas pipeline build The government in New Delhi said it was committed to covering about 40 percent of the capital investments needed to build natural gas links in the country. ... more		India's Modi thrashes out response to deadly Kashmir raid India's prime minister on Monday summoned top security advisers to thrash out a response to a deadly raid on a Kashmir army base blamed on militants from Pakistan, amid calls for tough action against the nuclear-armed nation. ... more		China pushes Tibetan tourism while critics fear impact China has unveiled a sparkling new hotel as part of its drive to get tens of millions more tourists to visit Tibet, even as critics say the push is slowly eroding the local culture. ... more		Stalagmites in Indiana cave may record past earthquakes Stalagmites rising from the floor of a cave in southern Indiana may contain traces of past earthquakes in the region, according to a report published September 13 in the Bulletin of the Seismologica ... more

	China slams EU over Dalai Lama visit China slammed the European Union's parliament Monday for receiving the Dalai Lama, saying the move could damage relations between the EU and the world's second largest economy. ... more		Bangladesh inks loan agreement with HSBC for satellite project funding Bangladesh has signed a 14 billion taka (about 180 million U.S. dollars) loan agreement with the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation (HSBC) to finance the country's first-ever satellite "Banga ... more

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US reaches civil nuclear cooperation accord with Bahrain

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France condemns submarine secrets leak

Javelin Joint Venture team inks deal with India's Tata Power Company

US, India bolster ties, warn Pakistan over extremists

India tests new scramjet rocket engine

Torrential monsoon rains bring Indian capital to halt

Kerry to meet India's leaders after defence pact sealed

60% of key S.Asian water basin not usable: study

Court dismisses challenge to Adani's Australia mine

Cyclops beetles hint at answer to chicken-and-egg problem

Secret data leak hits French submarine maker: report

Economy of energy-hungry India may face headwinds

Flooding in Indian holy city halts cremations

In Nepal's Himalayas, hopes of closer China ties

Better understanding seismic hazards

Powerful quake hits Myanmar, damaging famed Bagan temples

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