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Discovery of arsenic eating bacterium opens up new vistas for extra terrestrial life exploration
04 Dec 2010
CAT to become year round affair by 2012
26 Nov 2010
ISRO plans twin launches next month
26 Nov 2010
ISRO has lined up twin launches of satellites for the month of December including its massive GSLV launcher.
IIMA HEC Paris sign dual-degree pact
21 Oct 2010
Trai to rework telecom tariffs; bring down charges further
14 Oct 2010
While there is a regulatory bar on service providers offering more than 25 tariff plans in a service area at any given time, the Bihar and Mumbai circles have seen around 39 tariff plans.
CAT site attack revives memories of CAT 2009
02 Sep 2010
CAT to be held between 27 October and 24November
24 Aug 2010
TRAI seeks Rs250 cap on non-CAS cable charges
22 Jul 2010
IIT-Delhi in research pact with Delhi power firm
13 Jul 2010
Victory for Boeing as WTO rules Airbus subsidies unfair
01 Jul 2010
The United States won an “important victory” in a World Trade Organisation ruling that Airbus, the European plane maker, had benefited from four decades of improper subsidies.
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