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The Telescope Lens (Cached) 6.9.2010 Outlook Magazine
As Manmohan continues retreat, policy initiatives change hands
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'Impact of nuclear liability bill unknown' (Cached) 3.9.2010 New Kerala: World News
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India needs to shift from coal to other sources of energy: IEA (Cached) 3.9.2010 New Kerala: World News
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US playing dirty with China and neighbours? (Cached) 3.9.2010 Rediff: News
As China vehemently refutes reports of its army's presence in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, a leading Chinese expert has pointed fingers at the US, accusing it of trying to sow seeds of discord between Beijing and its neighbours.
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China and Russia to expand nuclear cooperation (Cached) 3.9.2010 New Kerala: India News
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US, UK tried to bribe Pak nuke scientists: AQ Khan (Cached) 3.9.2010 TOI: The United States
American and UK intelligence agencies tried to bribe two Pak scientists "who refused all sorts of incentives" to betray the country's nuke program in the mid 1990s and reported the matter to higherups, the man credited with making Pak a nuclear power has claimed.
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Further delay in commissioning of Kudankulam project (Cached) 3.9.2010 HBL: Industry & Economy
The commissioning of the first unit of the Kudankulam nuclear power project has been put off by a further three months from the (previously revised) scheduled date of
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Why Sonia's fourth term is not a happy occasion (Cached) 2.9.2010 Rediff: Columns
Sonia Gandhi's unopposed election as Congress president not points to a woeful paucity of leadership material, it also underlines the disturbing presence of feudal characteristics which cannot be welcomed in a democracy, says Amulya Ganguli.
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China, Russia agree to expand nuclear power cooperation (Cached) 2.9.2010 Mint: Latest
China and Russia have agreed to expand nuclear power cooperation in seven areas, including building floating nuclear power plants
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Rubbishing Nuclear Technology (Cached) 2.9.2010 Indian Express: Web
The larger debate on compensation for a nuclear accident was another occasion for some to rubbish India’s nuclear industry.
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Germany approves deep spending cuts in budget (Cached) 2.9.2010 Rediff: Business
The German cabinet has approved drastic spending cuts to rein in the national budget despite a stronger than expected turnaround in the economy.
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GE, Westinghouse to build nuclear plants in India 2.9.2010 Business Standard: News Now
General Electric and Westinghouse Electric, owned by Japan's Toshiba Corp, could spend a combined $10 billion to build two nuclear reactors in India, a financial newspaper reported on Thursday.
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Toxic Watch urges Prez to withold assent to Nuclear Bill (Cached) 2.9.2010 New Kerala: World News
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General Electric, Westinghouse to build nuclear plants in India: Newspaper 2.9.2010 DNA: Top News
Citing unidentified official sources, the newspaper said agreements with the two US-based firms were being firmed up ahead of president Barack Obama's scheduled visit to India in November.
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Ban urges nations to come together as partners (Cached) 2.9.2010 New Kerala: India News
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N-subs: India debates, China struggles (Cached) 2.9.2010 Rediff: News
A debate rages between the submarine arm and the surface navy — particularly the dominant aviation wing — on whether the future lies in submarines or aircraft carriers. The navy's submariners, meanwhile, debate the merits of conventional versus nuclear-powered submarines.
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GE & Westinghouse to build first two N-plants for $10 bn (Cached) 2.9.2010 Financial Express: Front Page
The first slice of the estimated $200-250 billion business that India can offer to overseas suppliers of nuclear plants and services over the next two decades would go to four firms, including the world's largest power company, the General Electric and Pennsylvania-based Westinghouse Electric.
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Cataract risk for unprotected interventional cardiology personnel 2.9.2010 Hindu: S & T
Now it is official. In two separate studies, researchers supported by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) recently concluded that interventional cardiologists and associated worker...
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Preparing for Obama (Cached) 1.9.2010 Telegraph: Opinion
Barack Obama will come visiting in November this year. No American president has been to India in his first term in office, so the trip assumes somewhat greater significance.
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Both Houses of Parliament Pass Twenty four bills during Monsoon Session (Cached) 1.9.2010 Govt of india: PIB
Both Houses of Parliament Pass Twenty four bills during Monsoon Session
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