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He said the Commission has submitted a paper on power situation to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh but did not disclose shortfall figure. Full Article at Webindia123
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Self-styled chairman of the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) Arabinda Rajkhowa and ten other members of the rebel outfit were presented before a chief magistrate's court here this evening amid tight security. Full Article at Webindia123
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A TEARFUL Iain O'Brien has announced his retirement from international cricket, the New Zealand fast bowler confirming the present Test series against Pakistan would be his swansong before he relocated to England. Full Article at The Age
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NEW DELHI: India will add a whopping 220 million to its workforce by 2030, Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Deputy Governor Subir Gokarn said Saturday. Full Article at Economic Times
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JR Hildebrand feels his maiden Formula 1 test with Force India at Jerez went better than the results sheets suggested. Full Article at ITV.com
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NEW DELHI - Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will attend an international climate summit in Copenhagen, an spokesman said Sunday, ending days of speculation about the country's level of representation at the landmark conference. Full Article at Minneapolis Star Tribune
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Kumar Sangakkara calls loudly as his century put the skids on India's ambitions of wrapping up the third Test within four days Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara struck a magnificent century to ensure the final Test against India in Mumbai would go... Full Article at England and Wales Cricket Board
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JOHOR BAHRU (Malaysia): On a sweet-sour day for India, Saina Nehwal crashed out of the women's singles but the mixed doubles pair of Jwala Gutta and V Diju earned a shot at the World Super Series Masters title on Saturday. Full Article at Times of India
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Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara struck a magnificent century to ensure the final Test against India in Mumbai would go into a fifth day. Full Article at The Telegraph
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Bhopal: Two girls from a Bhopal school have been selected from Madhya Pradesh to be a part of the Indian official delegation for the Copenhagen Climate Summit scheduled to be held from December 7. Full Article at DNA India
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Guwahati, Dec 5 (ANI): The Guwahati Court on Saturday sent United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) chairman Arabinda Rajkhowa and three of his associates to 12 days police custody. Full Article at OneIndia
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Mumbai, Dec.5 (ANI): India were made to fight hard on the fourth day of the third and final cricket Test against Sri Lanka being played at the Brabourne Cricket Stadium here on Saturday. Full Article at OneIndia
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NEW DELHI: The Prime Minister, Dr Manmohan Singh, will attend the Copenhagen Summit on climate change on December 18, reflecting the seriousness attached by India to the meet where it is expected to play a crucial role. Full Article at Hindu Business Line
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England's 2-1 series win with washed out matches in Johannesburg and Durban, has earned them three ratings points which has helped them go ahead of Pakistan in fifth position, while the series loss has pushed South Africa behind India into third spot. Full Article at SuperSport
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Englands 2-1 series win with washed out matches in Johannesburg and Durban, has earned it three ratings points which has helped it go ahead of Pakistan in fifth position while the series loss has pushed South Africa behind India into third spot. Full Article at New Kerala
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"This is a very significant development, which in substance and symbolism greatly enhances the prospects of a satisfactory agreement at Copenhagen." Full Article at BBC News
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SRINAGAR: At least a dozen people were injured on Saturday in Kashmir’s main city when hundreds of demonstrators clashed with police in protests against an attack on a separatist leader who favoured peace talks with India, Reuters reported. Full Article at Dawn
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The Great Wall The Great Wall, like the Pyramids of Egypt, the Taj Mahal(1) in India and the Hanging Garden of Babylon(2), is one of the great wonders of the world. Full Article at Town Hall
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Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda has urged the Chairman and Managing Director, Nuclear Power Corporation of India (NPCIL), Dr SK Jain, to fast track pre-project activities and completing 4x700 MW nuclear power project in a shorter time... Full Article at India Environmental Portal
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Sangakkara: Centurion Related links Teams India Sri Lanka Also see Sky Sports experts Scores Watch online Bet now Fixtures/Results Third Test Match Mumbai Sri Lanka 393 (T M Dilshan 109, A D Mathews 99, N T Paranavitana 53, Harbhajan Singh 4-112) & 274-6... Full Article at Sky Sports
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We have vowed to stand by the sacrifices of the martyrs and work for a peaceful solution to the Kashmir problem by talking to both Pakistan and India
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Our universities are now looking more for collaborative things. Joint courses, collaborative programmes and things like that. It is a logical step. Then they may think of campuses in India.
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Nazeer, believed to be the LeT’s south India chief, has made some startling revelations about the LeT activities in India and their linkages with other outfits
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We have been talking to India about its assistance to Afghan people and humanitarian assistance, and its continuing support to see that Afghanistan stabilises
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We think India is playing a responsible role in Afghanistan
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one line that sounded a lot like his predecessor, George W. Bush, who refused to agree to emission cuts without similar actions from India and China.
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Dad travels a lot, and we’d meet up in places such as New Zealand, India and the US. We’d spend a couple of weeks working together and it would be intense.
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It is bad strategy on the eve of any multilateral negotiations to announce unilateral stance without waiting for the approach of the developed countries. It is India's experience in various multilateral negotiations including the World Trade Organisation that unilateral concessions announced before the ...
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By combining the outstanding resources of GM in India with those of our partners in China, Korea and across the globe, we can respond faster to the evolving domestic market than ever before and also have the products to support our export desires. This will also give us an opportunity to utilise and exp...
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Coal is a very important mix of our power. It generates over 50 percent of our electricity. The United States has 25 percent of the entire coal reserves in the world ... We don't plan to turn our back on coal. Neither will China. Neither will India.
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One per cent of those above 60 years and roughly about 33% of people above 85 years are likely to suffer from Alzheimer's. By 2035, India will be second only to China in terms of having the largest number of people suffering from dementia
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He (Ershad) expected Bangladesh to merge with India, given Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's proximity to Indira Gandhi. He also dwelt a lot on India's help to the Mukti Joddhas.
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Pakistan will no longer be a military threat to India in the long term. The Indian government must recognize that the threat comes from China
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Why was a delegations of Tamil leaders sent. All of India is affected (by the issue)
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He could be under-rated because of India has so many stars in their team like Sachin Tendulkar, Rahul Dravid and others
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The minister has said India will adopt a flexible position. Will India accept any regime of international consolations and verifications with respect to climate change either unilaterally or in the context of international legal requirements
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Jairam Ramesh appears to have been carried away by the bandwagon effect of some nations announcing unilateral cuts. It’s a bad strategy. It is India’s experience in various international negotiations, including the WTO, that unilateral concessions announced before multilateral dialogue become the starti...
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While our labs in the US are the largest for wireless broadband research, China and India are quite close by. We plan to grow the scope of our Indian research manifold. The Indian labs are also supporting our current global trials for LTE in China and Japan
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We recently released our first album, ‘Yatra' internationally. I have been spending a considerable amount of time promoting the album and doing concerts in India and the U.S.
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My mother used to work for a French mail order company (of Indian and Turkish products) which wanted to open its branch in India. So, she came here as the project coordinator to ensure quality control. I stayed with her here for four years. I was 17 then.
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I had been to Hyderabad for the All India Chefs' conference. It turned out to be a good platform for us to exchange our ideas. And, this was one of the ideas we got.
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Total aid in Bangladesh today is less than 2% of GDP. It is almost the same in China and in India. So we, the most populated, least developed country, gets peanuts. This inequity is terribly intolerable.
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We are talking about China today and India tomorrow and Brazil today or tomorrow. It's a good way to look forward and not just look at European or American companies.
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We all look forward to India as a rising global economic power and in our interconnected world it has played a helpful role over the tough moments of the past year, not just during the discussions of the G-20 but also in how it has streered India’s recovery ... India has emerged from the economic crisis...
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There is no question of India agreeing to lower its per capita emissions
– Montek S. Ahluwalia SOURCE: Times of India
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