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The Monsoon is coming: Likely to hit Andamans, Odisha in 48 hours
According to the IMD, the cyclone 'Mahasen', that has formed over the southeast Bay of Bengal, would be hitting the Andaman Nicobar islands in the next 48 hours. #Economy #Indian agriculture #WhatNext #Monsoon #Andaman and Nicobar Islands #Indian Meteorological Department #Mahasen
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Drought plays spoilsport; dashes farmer hopes of dream run in 2013
The agriculture sector witnessed record foodgrains output of 257.44 million tonnes in this year enabling the country to become world's largest rice exporter for the first time #Indian agriculture #Rice #Wheat #Monsoon #Kharif crops #Rabi #RearView2012
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US agri biz outshines S&P 500. Where do we stand?
Indian Agro companies are getting serious about technological innovation, the Department of Biotechnology is playing venture capitalist #Indian agriculture #BIRAP #Department of Biotechnology
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Economic TimesIndian think tanks need more institutional support
While think tanks may not be unique in facing these costs, their non-profit nature and unsteady cash flow makes long-term planning to address these challenges difficult. Can the government step in to improve the situation? The government recently announc #India #Knowledge Network
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ABC (Australia) OnlineChinese premier holds talks with Indian PM
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang has met his Indian counterpart, Manmohan Singh, in New Delhi as part of his first foreign trip since taking office. The pair met for informal talks on Sunday night, and will hold more detailed discussions on Monday. Mr Li says #New Delhi #India #China
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RediffThe Indian American who is guiding US foreign policy
In the four months since his inauguration as the only Indian American in Congress and the first Indian-American member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee in the history of the community’s immigrant experience, Dr Ami Bera is fast emerging as a foreig #Southeast Asia #House Foreign Affairs Committee #Afghanistan