EU-India Summit – A Partnership For Prosperity - eGov monitor

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EU-India Summit – A Partnership For Prosperity eGov monitor The Republic of India will be represented by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, Foreign Minister SM Krishna, Trade Minister A. Sharma and National Security Adviser, SS Menon. On the eve of the Summit President Van Rompuy stated: "The 12th EU-India summit ... India-EU FTA hits services roadblockLivemint all 510 news articles »

Research Camera Adoption (India) - Snow Leopard Trust Website (blog)

Snow Leopard Trust Website (blog)

Research Camera Adoption (India) Snow Leopard Trust Website (blog) Take part in snow leopard research by adopting one of our remote sensor cameras! We put these cameras around India's remote Spiti Valley to collect photos of wild snow leopards, and now you can share in their magnificent discoveries.

Plantings of biotech crops grow globally in 2011 - report - Reuters

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Plantings of biotech crops grow globally in 2011 - report Reuters * US leads world with most acres planted to biotech crops * Brazil farmers planted 30.3 mln hectares GMO crops in 2011 * India, Canada planted more than 10 mln hectares * Global value of biotech seed $13.2 billion in 2011 By Carey Gillam Feb 7 ... Outlook for biotech crop adoption indicates continued global growthMarketWatch (press release) Developing Economies: New Face of the Biotech BoomFarm Chemicals International Plantings of biotech crops grow globally in 2011: reportChicago Tribune all 58 news articles »

India's domestic IT spend to reach $36 billion by 2015: Zinnov - Economic Times

India's domestic IT spend to reach $36 billion by 2015: Zinnov Economic Times "Four million SMBs in the country are using personal computers which is expected to grow at 30 per cent from 2011 to 2015, resulting in doubling the base of SMBs with PC," Zinnov study titled 'Indian SMB ICT Adoption Insights' said. and more »

Hornbills' Artificial Beaks Saving The Birds From Extinction In India - Huffington Post

Hornbills' Artificial Beaks Saving The Birds From Extinction In India Huffington Post By John R. Platt For centuries the tribal Nyishi people in the Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh have worn the magnificent beaks of hornbill birds as a part of their traditional headgear, called pudum, which are considered a sign of manhood and tribal ... and more »