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Swaraj pushes Muscat for undersea gas pipeline
18 Feb 2015
Swine flu: Rajasthan varsity shut, Kashmir sees deaths
18 Feb 2015
National Law University in Jodhpur, said that classes have been suspended till 1 March after one of the students tested positive for swine flu, triggering panic on the campus
Swine flu toll climbs to 624; February deaths at 300
18 Feb 2015
Across the country, the number of people affected by the deadly H1N1 virus so far stood at 9,311, more than in the past few years
Renewable energy meet generates investment offers for 266 GW
18 Feb 2015
Against the government’s renewable energy generation target of 170 GW by 2022, the three-day RE-INVEST 2015 meet concluded with investment commitments for 266 GW of green power
Japan Post buys Australian logistics giant Toll for $5.1 bn
18 Feb 2015
Melbourne-based Toll operates a global transportation network comprising road, rail, sea, air, and warehousing in 55 countries with significant presence in the Asia-Pacific region
Uninor sees high-speed data as ‘game-changer’
17 Feb 2015
Tesco to cut around 9,000 jobs
16 Feb 2015
Green energy to create over a million jobs in India: study
16 Feb 2015
India's goal of generating 100 GW of solar energy by 2022 could create one million jobs, while the parallel target of achieving 60GW of wind energy would add another 180,000 jobs, says a new study
US regulator okays non-browning GM apples
14 Feb 2015
US firm Cricket Semiconductor to set up Rs6,000-crore semiconductor unit in MP
14 Feb 2015
US firm Cricket Semiconductor yesterday signed an MoU with the MP state government to set up the biggest semiconductor fabrication plant in the country
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