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Satyam: A Big Lie!
Related to country: India

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Satyam chief Ramalinga Raju resigns and admits to the financial wrong doings.The 7000cr fraud by Raju and company has left thousands of employees and investors in tizzy.

To read all the stories, do click http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/specialcoverage/3950047.cms

January 16, 2009 | 11:30 PM Comments  0 comments

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Happy Ne wYear!
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Ring out the old, ring in the new,
Ring, happy bells, across the snow:
The year is going, let him go;
Ring out the false, ring in the true.

- Alfred, Lord Tennyson, 1850


Wishes for a very happy and prosperous 2009!

December 31, 2008 | 8:31 AM Comments  1 comments

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Arab world condemn Israel's blind militiary attack
Related to country: Palestine

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Source: http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20081228/ap_on_re_mi_ea/ml_mideast_israel_palestinians

The Arab world reacted with outrage at Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip on Saturday, launching scattered protests and calls for retaliation against Israel.

The Arab League announced a gathering of foreign ministers Wednesday would focus on the attack, said the organization's chairman Amr Moussa.

Egyptian Foreign Minister Ahmed Aboul Gheit extended his condolences to the Palestinians killed in the attacks and said Egypt, which brokered a six-month long truce between Hamas and Israel that expired a little over a week ago, has been trying to avoid such an escalation.

"Today everybody has to stand by the side of the Palestinian people and stop this blind military action," the foreign minister said.

Egypt also came under attack by many in the Arab world for its role, along with Israel, in closing the Gaza Strip after the militant group Hamas came to power in June 2007. The closure is often seen as abetting Israel's siege of the crowded strip of land home to 1.5 million people.

A few hundred protesters gathered in Cairo Saturday calling for an end to the strikes.

In Lebanon, about 4,000 protesters marched through a refugee camp in the southern part of the country, condemning the attacks in general, and Egypt in particular.

"Hosni Mubarak, you agent of the Americans, you traitor!" they shouted. They also called on the militant group Hezbollah to attack Israel.

Lebanon's Prime Minister Fuad Saniora described the Israeli attacks as a "criminal operation" and "new massacres to be added to its full record of massacres."

The militant group Hezbollah in a statement Saturday called the attacks "a war crime and a genocide," and criticized what it described as the "shameful" Arab silence.

The Libyan foreign ministry issued a statement calling on Arabs to take solid action in "responding to the Israeli brutality against Gaza," and urged the international community to stop Israel's attacks.

Saudi Arabia, which has put forward a plan calling for a comprehensive peace between Israel and the Arab world, in a statement Saturday condemned the Israeli attacks. Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, who met with Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah on Saturday in Riyadh, said the Saudi leader promised to call U.S. President George W. Bush and other leaders to ask them to push Israel to halt its operations.

Hundreds of protesters in the Jordanian capital of Amman demonstrated, waving Hamas banners and condemning Israel's strikes. There were similar demonstrations in other Jordanian towns and Palestinian refugee camps.

The Jordanian ruler, King Abdullah II, called for an immediate halt to "all military actions" in a statement. He also met Saturday with Abbas after the Palestinian returned from Saudi Arabia. In a statement, the two leaders called on the international community to pressure Israel to end its military operations.

In Syria's al-Yarmouk camp, outside Damascus, hundreds of Palestinians also protested, vowing to continue fighting Israel.

"It's a Zionist holocaust, but it won't dissuade us from going on with our struggle to achieve our goals," said Ali Barakah, 42, one of the protesters.

The Sudanese foreign ministry issued a statement calling for an end to the Israeli attacks that it described as "brutal raids" and saying Arab states should take a unified stand to protect the Palestinians.

Even Turkey, with ties to Israel, expressed dismay as about 2,000 people protested in Istanbul, burning an Israeli flag.

December 28, 2008 | 7:24 AM Comments  0 comments

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Tsunami...
Related to country: India

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Artists spray water on sand sculptures made to mark the fourth anniversary of the Indian Ocean tsunami at Marina beach in the southern Indian city of Chennai, Dec. 26, 2008

December 26, 2008 | 10:08 AM Comments  0 comments

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Green partnership
Related to country: India

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To sensitise the youth with impending hazards of climate change, the British Council in partnership with The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI), launched the second edition of the 'The International Climate Champions' programme. As part of this programme, 60 Indians and five Sri Lankan students will be selected as ambassadors to communicate the message of climate change and work towards mitigating its effects in India. A memorandum of understanding (MoU) was signed recently between the British Council and TERI to implement this programme.

"The International Climate Champions programme is one of the four facets of the 'Low Carbon Futures Project' that has been initiated by the British Council to reduce the scale of carbon emissions across key cities of South East Asian countries," explains Les Dangerfield, acting director, British Council, India. The other strands of this project include establishing global networks of low carbon scientists, initiating workshops where experts can exchange ideas in terms of constructing green buildings and sensitising writers, journalists and film makers so that they can effectively comprehend and communicate issues related to greenhouse/carbon emissions.

According to Dangerfield, this project mirrors the UK government's commitment to reduce green house emissions by 30%in the coming decade. Incidentally the UK became the first country in the world to introduce a legally binding framework to cut greenhouse gas emissions with three major pieces of legislation - the climate change, energy and planning bills receiving Royal assent on November 26 this year.

RK Pachauri, director general, TERI and chair Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) says, "Controlling green house emissions is one of the key challenges for combating global warming and all countries have to adopt eco-friendly and sustainable energy
alternatives. However, in doing so there are a different set of challenges that developed countries and developing/emerging countries have to contend with."

Explaining this in the context of India and UK, Pachauri says, "In UK, most of the infrastructure in terms of public amenities is already in place and is technologically advanced. Hence the challenge there is assessing the eco-friendly quotient of existing technologies and going through a phase of transition and replacement where required. However, in India, a considerable amount of infrastructure building is still in process. The challenge here is developing and implementing technology in infrastructure that is eco-friendly." Pachauri added that partnerships with developed countries would help in transferring technology to the developing world.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/Education/Green_partnership/articleshow/3815094.cms

December 14, 2008 | 12:22 AM Comments  0 comments

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