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Northern India's groundwater reserves vanishing
13 Aug 2009
American hydrologists now say that groundwater beneath northern India has been receding by as much as one foot per year over the past decade, and that consequences of this depletion include a collapse of agricultural output and severe shortages of potable water.
Rangarajan back as PM's top adviser
11 Aug 2009
Nirupama Rao is new foreign secretary
01 Aug 2009
Nirupama Rao today took over as India's foreign secretary, succeeding Shivshankar Menon.
Government setting up biotechnology regulator
24 Jul 2009
HC upholds Delhi's plastic bags ban
15 Jul 2009
NHPC, OIL offers slated for this year; RITES issue deferred
14 Jul 2009
The government would dilute its holding in NHPC Ltd and Oil India Ltd through an IPO this fiscal, but would defer a public issue of RITES Ltd, finance minister Pranab Mukherjee said.
Clinton’s India visit: no hyphenation with Pak, policy speech tomorrow
By Rajiv Singh | 14 Jul 2009
US secretary of state Hillary Clinton’s visit to the Indian sub-continent next week will be an exclusive one, focusing entirely on India without any hyphenation with Pakistan being attempted.
PM leaves for France, Egypt
13 Jul 2009
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