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Twenty nine workers were killed in a landslide at the Tehri dam. The contractor building the dam has blamed the weak mountains for the incident. Many experts agree that the mountains of the region are fragile. The dam will have a huge reservoir that wou

July 29 was a black day for those residents of the old Tehri town who had decided to remain back. At around 2 pm, the water in the lake surrounding the almost empty town rose and entered their homes.

Experts have given conflicting reports on the Tehri dam

Survey reveals how MPs have made a thorough hash of development fund scheme

Multilateral donors have warned Bangladesh that they might slash aid or withdraw it altogether from the impoverished country, if it fails to fulfil commitments to control corruption. The adoption of

A us scientist, who triggered a bioterrorism scare by illegally shipping back bubonic plague samples he collected from Tanzania last year, has been sentenced to two years' imprisonment by a Texas

Venezuela Since December last year Venezuela has seen a lot of unrest, centering on the demand by the Opposition Bloc

The killing of two social activists has left behind a series of unanswered questions. On the evening of January 24 social activists Sarita and Maheshkant attended a meeting at Shabdo village in Bihar s Gaya district. Soon after the villagers saw them off

Our world did change in 2003. The US war on Iraq made sure that the rules of engagement were changed, perhaps for a long time to come. The change I see most visible is that the world has become

A string of corruption issues has our newspapers and TV channels all untied up. Reliable sources admit that sales of sting gadgetry are rocketing. Equipment capable of high speed multiple copying of VCDs and audio cassettes are likely to be dearer. Firs

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