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No Justice For Insaf (Cached) 27.5.2013 Outlook Magazine
Right to protest suffers another setback with this forum stifled
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Odisha does not qualify for Special Category Status: Montek (Cached) 23.5.2013 Zee News : States
Planning Commission has made it clear that Odisha does not qualify for the grant of Special Category Status.
Maoists attack Chhattisgarh police camp (Cached) 23.5.2013 Zee News : States
The Maoists early Wednesday attacked two police camps in Chhattisgarh but there were no reports of casualty in the firing, police said.
Jumbo transport lands bridegroom in trouble (Cached) 23.5.2013 Bangalore Mirror: City
He had arrived at the wedding hall seated on an elephant, a violation of the Wildlife Act. Forest department sleuths who raided the premises have booked a case against the groom and the mahout...
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Adorably Chubby Mini-Spider Species Discovered in China 22.5.2013 Wired Top Stories
Adorably Chubby Mini-Spider Species Discovered in China
Bud Grant to Gov. Dayton: Block part of that Legacy bill 22.5.2013 MinnPost
Former Vikings Coach Bud Grant has asked Gov. Mark Dayton to remove from the Legacy Fund bill more than $9 million in funding for metro parks and to fight invasive species. The Pioneer Press reports that Grant sent a letter to the governor about eliminating those two parts of the Legacy Amendment funding bill that weren't approved by the Lessard-Sams Outdoor Heritage Council, a citizens group that makes recommendation on outdoors spending. Said the letter: "If you strike a deal to include projects that went around or ignored the path through the council, you are not being a friend to the sportsmen and women. I would hate to see you jeopardize the valid concerns of those who supported you in your election campaign." Minneapolis state Rep. Phyllis Kahn has pushed the metro parks funding. The story said: "The Mississippi Flyway is one of our greatest assets in the state, and it doesn't stop at the metro," Kahn has said. "That duck you shoot in Crow Wing County might have had lunch in ...
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Boulder council moves forward on off-leash enforcement 22.5.2013 Headlines: All Headlines
Boulder will move forward with a number of new requirements for people who walk their dogs off-leash on open space, but City Council members said they want to see more distinction made between violations by humans -- like not picking up waste or walking into a seasonal wildlife closure area -- and violations by dogs like chasing wildlife.
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Maroon Bells visitors will see different fee structure 22.5.2013 Headlines: All Headlines
ASPEN — The U.S. Forest Service is making a simple, seemingly insignificant change to its fee-collection system at the Maroon Bells this summer, but the move is tied to a national fight
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Scientist at Work Blog: A Forest Denizen at Risk 22.5.2013 NY Times: Science
Scientist at Work Blog: A Forest Denizen at Risk
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Need to prevent erosion, enhance ground water 22.5.2013 Financial Chronicle
In life and in death, rivers are an integral part of the human story. Mankind has thrived and civilizations have prospered around them for centuries on end. Be it the Nile or the Ganges, their holy water is said to have blessed many a soul. Besides us humans, there are many other inhabitants for whom the river is a source of shelter, food and conducive habitat. Like some egg-laying species such as fish, crocodiles, birds and amphibians. An egg being most vulnerable stage in their life cycle, these creatures prefer to lay them around or in the river. Many factors control the growth of these species, they may be natural which are uncontrollable and man-made which we can work on. One such man-made disturbance--- dams and reservoirs--- control the water regime of the river and in turn govern its ecology. In a developing nation with a mammoth population, our policymakers have designed a mega river-linking project to secure drinking and irrigation water for our needs. The National River Linking ...
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Skateboarders might find new love at Philly park 22.5.2013 Seattle Times: Nation & World
Brokenhearted skateboarders long banned from Philadelphia's internationally renowned shredding paradise of Love Park may have a new object of affection: Paine's Park.
Rare bearcat found in Assam (Cached) 22.5.2013 New Kerala: India News
Guwahati, May 22 : A bearcat, a rare species of climbing mammal, was captured in Assam's Nagaon district and shifted to a rehabilitation centre, officials said Wednesday.
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Bihar launches aerial land survey (Cached) 22.5.2013 New Kerala: India News
Patna, May 22 : Bihar Wednesday launched a survey using aerial photography for updating land records, officials said.
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Maoists attack Chhattisgarh police camp (Cached) 22.5.2013 New Kerala: India News
Sukma (Chhattisgarh), May 22 : The Maoists early Wednesday attacked two police camps in Chhattisgarh but there were no reports of casualty in the firing, police said.
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I Was Misinformed: Come See Me in the Country This Summer. I’m Begging. 22.5.2013 NY Times: Real Estate
I Was Misinformed: Come See Me in the Country This Summer. I’m Begging.
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It’s a fight to finish at rhino killing fields of South Africa 22.5.2013 HBL: Features
A war is on in the South African bush for what is on the nose of one of the Big 5 — the horn of the rhino. After losing more than a thousand rhinos to poachers in the last three-and-a-ha...
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LA voters back measure to cap number of pot shops 22.5.2013 Seattle Times: Nation & World
Los Angeles voters have approved a proposition limiting the number of medical marijuana dispensaries in the city.
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Finding solitude along the still-wild Namekagon 22.5.2013 MinnPost
Earth Journal writer Ron Meador is posting daily this week from the Namekagon River in Wisconsin. Please don't get me wrong when I say that after a couple of long days paddling with all these people, I was ready for some solitude on the Namekagon River and yesterday I grabbed some. Our group of 75 or so — the tally shifts from day to day as people join and others drop away — is diverse in every way: ages, origins, backgrounds, interests, paddling experience. But civility, personal responsibility and respect are common denominators, and good humor is the rule. So is looking after one another, and as I listened last night to the stories of people getting pitched out of their boats and put back in, I noticed that a lot of the putting back in was done by people who count themselves as newbies. But I've come to believe that most of us who like to travel in canoes or kayaks (and nearly all of us who prefer the latter) need those stretches that are just me, my boat and the water. After ...
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IHT Rendezvous: Vote Allegations Rattle Eurovision Song Contest 22.5.2013 NY Times: World
The Eurovision Song Contest is an annual festival of kitsch and glamour, with entrants across Europe from the Atlantic to the Urals. But, once again this year, politics were not far below the surface.
Iran presidential campaign begins without two big names 22.5.2013 Washington Post: World
TEHRAN— Reaction to the disqualifications of two controversial Iranian presidential candidates came quickly Wednesday, raising tensions within the already divided political order and sending shock waves through the ...
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