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Reform Hold The Key To Cut Litigation In India Land Deals, Say Analysts
The process of land acquisition in India has been the source of increasing political and legal contestation for almost 200 years, says the Land Rights Initiative Reforms to...
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NASA Is Stress-Testing Its Next Gigantic Kickass Space Telescope
The Hubble Space Telescope, the first major optical telescope ever hurled into space, broke down a lot. Since its launch in 1990, NASA has organized five separate missions ...
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'Clean Coal', CCS And CSG Will Not Save Fossil Fuels – Their Game Is Up
Every few years the fossil fuel industry pressures politicians to force “clean coal”, carbon capture and storage (CCS) and more recently coal seam gas (CSG) on ...
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Orlando Bloom Meets Children And Families Affected By Boko Haram On Niger Trip
Hundreds of thousands of children across the region have been forced from their homes, are out of education and at risk of malnutrition. In areas affected by the violence i...
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Alyque Padamsee’s Broken Images, starring Shabana Azmi, the English version of Girish Karnad’s Kannada original Odakalu Bimba completed 101 shows recently.
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India Got Healthier In Last 10 Years: Survey
India's health indicators show significant improvement over the last decade with a decline in infant mortality complimented by a better sex ratio, more institutional delive...
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Scientists Can Now Store Digital Data In DNA With 100 Percent Accuracy
All the digital data we're creating—44 trillion gigabytes by 2020—has to go somewhere. The "where" of the near future, many researchers believe, will be on DNA ...
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Air Pollution Leads To More Drug Resistant Bacteria, Study Finds
Black carbon found in air pollution can increase the resistance of bacteria that cause respiratory disease, research has found. The discover could lead to a greater underst...
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Growing Child Labour In India's Cities Is Just The Tip Of The Iceberg, Say Activists
Urban India is employing an increasing number of children - many under nine years of age - in producing everything from pickles to fireworks, working in tourism and labouri...
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Scientists Just Confirmed The Hottest Day In Antarctica
Scientists from the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) announced a new record high temperature of 63.5 degrees Fahrenheit for the continent of Antarctica. The temperat...
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