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Sterlite wins SC stay on closure of Tuticorin unit
01 Oct 2010
The Supreme Court today stayed the Madras High Court's interim order to close Sterlite's copper smelting plant in Tuticorin, till the date of the next hearing on 18 October
Navi Mumbai airport plan to be tweaked
27 Sep 2010
Panasonic to expand recycling programme in India
25 Sep 2010
Suzlon installs 5,000 MW of wind power in India
24 Sep 2010
World’s largest off-shore wind farm opens in UK
24 Sep 2010
Petro, diesel in India go green: Prasada
24 Sep 2010
India has switched oveer to the cleaner Euro-III and Euro-IV petrol and diesel from this week, ahead of the 1 October deadline
Seven pachyderms killed in Bengal rail tragedy
24 Sep 2010
Australia’s largest solar power station to be built in Victoria
22 Sep 2010
The state is committed to making it Australia’s solar state through the development of 5 to 10 large scale solar plants by 2020, with an investment of A$6 billion to A$10 billion
GM develops demo EV Chevrolet Cruze fleet
20 Sep 2010
India key to tiger conservation: study
16 Sep 2010
Global warming: Northern countries to be economic power houses
By By Meg Sullivan | 07 Sep 2010
As global pressures mount, the New North — Canada, Scandinavia, Russia and the northern US — will become formidable economic powers to prosper economically in the 21st century, says new research
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