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Alternative methods to animal tests
28 Jun 2013
India bans cosmetic testing on animals
By By Jagdeep Worah | 28 Jun 2013
The Bureau of Indian Standards has banned animal testing for cosmetics following intense public campaigning and legislative advocacy that received support from MPs and memebers of state assemblies. By Jagdeep Worah
The New York Times Co receives six bids for The Boston Globe: report
28 Jun 2013
The New York Times Co has received six bids for The Boston Globe, after the auction of the daily newspaper closed yesterday
Myanmar awards mobile network licences
28 Jun 2013
Renewables share in energy mix to exceed gas, nuclear by 2016: IEA
28 Jun 2013
As their costs continue to fall, renewable power sources are increasingly standing on their own merits versus new fossil-fuel generation, IEA executive director Maria van der Hoeven said in a statement
SC throws out PIL over US internet snooping
27 Jun 2013
US pressures Russia, blasts China as Snowden flees again
25 Jun 2013
The US has revoked Snowden's passport, and he is thought to have spent the night in an airside hotel at Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport.
Telcos launch new plans to attract customers
25 Jun 2013
Telcos launch new plans to attract customers
25 Jun 2013
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