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A tale of two reports (Cached)	25.5.2013	India Together
The MoEF's decision to have one committee examine the recommendations of another with respect to the protection of the eco-sensitive Western Ghats has resulted in needless contradiction and defeat of the core environmental objective. Shripad Dharmadhikary analyses the reports.
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Marsh turns into traps for antelopes in Rajasthan (Cached)	25.5.2013	Zee News : States
Marsh developed by industrial effluent in villages on the border of Jodhpur and Barmer districts of Rajasthan has turned into a trap for antelopes claiming lives of about a dozen endangered chinkaras in the past one week.
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Let there be flight!	25.5.2013	Hindu: S & T
Theodre Baskaran heads to Thattekkad Bird Sanctuary, home to an astounding variety of avian life.
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Parched spotted deer strays into Thuraiyur, dies	25.5.2013	Hindu: News
The water scarcity in the forest areas in the district, due to the prevailing severe drought, has cost the life of a spotted deer in Thuraiyur near here on Friday. A male spotted deer, which...
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Sou Fujimoto and building with nature	25.5.2013	The Guardian -- World Latest
We talk to Sou Fujimoto, who at 41 is the Serpentine Gallery's youngest choice of architect to design its summer pavilion The fantasy of life without boundaries was popular in modern architecture: in the 1960s, for example, Yona Friedman of France, and Italian group Superstudio dreamed up great grids that would spread around the world, that could be occupied at will, with supplies of power and water that could be plugged into as desired. The dream was of buildings like open landscapes, occupied by modern nomads. There were many reasons why these projects were not built, one being their calculated indifference to the bourgeois idea of property ownership. An architect who has come closer than most to realising these dreams is the 41-year-old Japanese Sou Fujimoto, unborn when the 1960s ended. He achieves them, that is, with houses on the small plots of Japanese cities, rather than the wide open spaces imagined by Superstudio. Soon his Serpentine pavilion, which looks like a temporary, ...
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For all the bird watchers	25.5.2013	Deccan Chronicle: Lifestyle
Vedanthangal Bird Sanctuary is the most popular one in Tamil Nadu. We visit the place often to photograph birds. The best season to visit the sanctuary is from November to March, maybe even till May. But this year, with summer at its peak, the morning hours are a suitable time to spot the birds.
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Ensure protection of Deepor beel, CM urged (Cached)	25.5.2013	The Assam Tribune
Ensure protection of Deepor beel, CM urged
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Mehrauli area to be decongested	25.5.2013	Hindu: Home
The Delhi Government will soon look into a solution to decongest the road entering Mehrauli and explore alternative routes on forest land or construct an elevated road for the fast increasing numbe...
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Despite heat, birds don’t desert Chilika	25.5.2013	newindianexpress.com

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Artificial lake, not dams, helping wildlife survive	25.5.2013	newindianexpress.com

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16 peacocks perish in MP heat wave	25.5.2013	deccanherald.com
16 peacocks perish in MP heat wave
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Heat wave kills 16 peacocks in Madhya Pradesh (Cached)	25.5.2013	Zee News : Science and Technology
Intense heat wave in Madhya Pradesh allegedly claimed the lives of at least 16 peacocks in Ruar Dohra village here, forest officials said today.
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Sarnath Deer Park violates CZA norms?	24.5.2013	Varanasi - City - The Times of India
There are plans for the development of Sarnath Deer Park and mini zoo but no time limit and slow pace of work has left little scope for respite to the animals and tourists at least this summer.
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Bihar to turn village into peacock breeding centre (Cached)	24.5.2013	Zee News : Science and Technology
Bihar plans to turn a village into a breeding centre for the Indian national bird peacock, forest officials officials said Friday.
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A village with 60 millionaires (Cached)	24.5.2013	India Together
Once impoverished and drought-prone, Hiware Bazar in Maharashtra is a shining example of how a visionary leader can use good governance to make degraded areas resource-rich and transform the future of its people through empowerment and inspiration. Ramesh Menon reports.
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Heat wave kills 16 peacocks in MP (Cached)	24.5.2013	Zee News : States
Intense heat wave in Madhya Pradesh allegedly claimed the lives of at least 16 peacocks in Ruar Dohra village here, forest officials said today.
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Heat wave: 16 peacocks found dead in MP (Cached)	24.5.2013	Oneindia.in: News
Morena (MP), May 24: Intense heat wave in Madhya Pradesh allegedly claimed the lives of at least 16 peacocks in Ruar Dohra village here, forest officials said today. Though villagers claim that 35 peacocks were found dead near a water
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'Control room officials out of control'	24.5.2013	newindianexpress.com

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Rain toppled 126 trees in two hours (Cached)	24.5.2013	TOI: Bangalore Times
Rain toppled 126 trees in two hours
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Important bottlenecks in development of road sector resolved (Cached)	24.5.2013	Govt of india: PIB
Important bottlenecks in development of road sector resolved
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