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    Legislation introduced in US House of Representatives to remove high-tech export barriers to India

    As President Joe Biden visited New Delhi, two powerful lawmakers have introduced legislation in the US House of Representatives to remove high-tech export barriers to India to give a big boost to the unrestricted export of sensitive technologies to the country and bolster bilateral technology...
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    India Begins Commercial Operation of First Domestically Designed 700-MWe PHWR Nuclear Reactor

    India has begun commercial operation of its first domestically designed 700-MWe pressurized heavy water reactor (PHWR) at the Kakrapar nuclear power plant in Gujarat, state-owned Nuclear Power Corp. of India Ltd. (NPCIL) reported on Aug. 30. Commercial operation of Unit 3 at Kakrapar Atomic...
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    Workers Plow Through Great Wall of China, Leaving a Hole

    The pair, a 38-year-old man and 55-year-old woman, used an excavator to widen an existing gap and make a shortcut, the authorities said. Two workers have been detained in northern China after the local authorities said they plowed through a section of the country’s Great Wall with an...
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    How India became the hottest date in quantum computing

    India has bold ambitions to harness its latent quantum potential. It’s courting partnerships with nations all around the globe — except China. Professor Bhupendra Dev got an exciting delivery in May: an ultra-low temperature dilution refrigerator built by a Finnish company Bluefors. It suited...
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    Pakistan: Stolen Hindu and Christian Children

    Almost weekly, news regarding Hindu and Christian children being kidnapped and abused by Muslim men emerge from Pakistan. Once abducted, these girls are forcefully converted to Islam, “married”, and raped. Many are forced to live with their abductors, and never see their families again. One of...
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    Modern slavery: Pakistan’s latest climate change curse

    As Pakistan finds itself in another unpredictable monsoon season, vulnerable farming communities face a resurgence of indentured servitude and other forms of modern slavery. This spring, I spent time with farming families across rural Sindh and the Kacchi Plains of Balochistan, the two...
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    Pakistan fails to find solution to Myanmar’s military junta JF-17 nightmare

    In what could be good news for the resistance movement and Myanmar’s National Unity Government (NUG), there appears to be shimmering tensions between Islamabad and Naypyitaw over the supply of a set of newly acquired JF-17s fighter planes. Military junta leader Min Aung Hlaing is said to have...
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    US commerce secretary warns China will be ‘uninvestable’ without action on raids, fines

    SHANGHAI (AP) — Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo on Wednesday said she warned Chinese leaders that U.S. businesses might stop investing in their country without prompt action to address complaints about worsening conditions due to raids on firms, unexplained fines and unpredictable official...
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    China's property crisis deepens with 87% value wipeout in developers' dollar bonds

    China's property sector has faced mounting stress in recent years, with developers struggling to service their enormous debt. Investor anxiety about the property crisis has fueled a rout in Chinese developers' dollar bonds, which have lost 87% of their value, according to Debtwire. As many as 53...
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    Indian Men's Hockey Team start with stunning 15-1 win over Bangladesh in tournament opener

    :rofl: Did Bangladesh sent their handicapped team by any chance?
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    PBI arrests 8 in Bangladesh for involvement in torture, abduction of youth in Iraq

    The Police Bureau of Investigation (PBI) has arrested eight individuals for their involvement in the alleged torture and abduction of a youth expatriate in Iraq, a case that was reported by his family nearly two years ago. The arrested individuals are family members, residing in Bangladesh, of...
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    Bangladesh reports eight more deaths from dengue, fatalities reach 556

    Dhaka [Bangladesh], August 28 (ANI): Bangladesh has reported eight more deaths from dengue in the past 24 hours till Monday morning, resulting in a number of fatalities from the mosquito-borne disease in the country reaching 556 this year, Bangladesh-based Dhaka Tribune reported. During this...
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    Exclusive: With Tesla push, India mulls import tax cut if EV makers build locally

    NEW DELHI, Aug 25 (Reuters) - India is working on a new electric vehicle policy that would slash import taxes for automakers that commit to some local manufacturing, following a proposal by Tesla (TSLA.O) which is considering entering the domestic market, people with direct knowledge said. The...
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    ‘India could add 22GW of wind in next five years’

    Around 22GW of wind energy capacity will be added in India over the next five years, at the current pace of growth, according to a new report from GWEC. Under an accelerated growth scenario with heightened demand from central and state markets, as well as commercial and industrial consumers of...
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    Dengue vaccines in India: A look at the ongoing trials and development

    At present, there are three dengue vaccine candidates that are being tested in humans in India. There are at least two indigenous vaccines against dengue under development in research institutes. With the expanding geography of dengue infections — in India as well as the world — an increasing...
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    India aims to invigorate science with hefty new funding agency

    Proposed National Research Foundation would spend $6 billion over 5 years, but is drawing mixed reactions The Indian government has announced an ambitious plan to create a new National Research Foundation (NRF) that would pump $6 billion into research over 5 years. But it is drawing mixed...
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    From Aditya to Gaganyaan: ISRO to have packed schedule after Chandrayaan-3

    The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), after the success of Chandrayaan-3, has been basking in glory. However, there is a tight schedule ahead for the space agency. In a big boost to India's space prowess, the LM comprising the lander (Vikram) and the 26 kg rover (Pragyan), made the soft...
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    Russia's Luna-25 spacecraft suffers technical glitch, space agency says

    Aug 19 (Reuters) - An "abnormal situation" occurred at Russia's Luna-25 spacecraft on Saturday as it was preparing to transfer to its pre-landing orbit, Russia's national space agency Roskosmos said. The Russian spacecraft is scheduled to land on the south pole of the moon on Monday, part of a...
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    Taliban Fighters, Unsettled by Peace, Seek New Battles Abroad

    Two years on from when the Taliban took Kabul, the outflow of young Talibs has renewed fears of violent extremism spilling across Afghanistan’s borders. As a child studying in a madrasa in Afghanistan, Mohammad Khalid Tahir dreamed of waging jihad. By the time he was a teenager, he had joined...
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    China reports a five-fold increase in mpox cases; 96% patients are male

    China in July recorded a five-fold increase in its number of Mpox cases. The new high was recorded even as the government ramps up efforts to contain the spread of the infectious disease. As per a statement by the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention, 96 per cent of the patients...

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