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The Bhumi Project was launched Friday after a three-way meeting between Hindu leaders, Prince Philip - the husband of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II - and UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon as part of this week's environmental summit at Windsor Castle,... Full Article at New Kerala
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A series of initiatives aimed at protecting the planet LONDON: Britain’s Hindu leaders have launched “Bhumi Project” to fight climate change. Full Article at The Hindu
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LONDON: Hindu leaders in Britain have teamed up with Prince Philip and the UN to launch a long-term action plan that will engage with the community worldwide in the fight against climate change, an Oxford University centre said. Full Article at Times of India
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LONDON: Hindu leaders in Britain have teamed up with Prince Philip and the UN to launch a long-term action plan that will engage with the community worldwide in the fight against climate change, an Oxford University centre said. Full Article at Times of India
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Gaffe-prone royal puts his foot in it Prince Philip is famous for making tactless remarks At an event held to mark the arrival in the UK of Indian president Pratibha Patil, the Queen and Prince Philip prepared to welcome guests. Full Article at Metro.co.uk
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Our mission must not fail
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It is not easy, the choices are not simple, there is no strategy that is without danger and risk, but that is the responsibility of leadership of government and of our armed forces -- to do what is necessary, however difficult, to keep the British people safe. We cannot, must not, and will not walk away
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This will be the Prince's first visit to Australia as an adult, having previously been to this country with The Prince and Princess of Wales a year after his birth in 1983
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The sense of adventure, the sense of excitement, that it gave you that sort of risk element, young people are like that still; that sense of adventure, that sense that (death) is possible
SOURCE: Channel News Asia
