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>> Abul Hussam, a chemistry professor at George Mason University in Fairfax, was awarded the Grainger Challenge Prize for Sustainability. The Bangladesh-born US citizen was awarded by the
There can be several reasons for taking loans. Anmol Jain's report for the International Labour Organization lists weddings and medical expenses as the primary causes. "There are no medical
>> Powderfinger and Silverchair, rock bands in Australia, will support a campaign on indigenous reconciliation in their next national tour. The tour,
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on october 26, the supreme court asked the Genetic Engineering Approval Committee (geac) of the union government to explain why it allowed fresh trials of gm crops. The direction comes on a
wajihuddin ahmed, a former chief justice of Sindh High Court and a former supreme court judge, is a strong voice in the lawyers' movement in Pakistan. He speaks to shahid husain on people's
IIT Kanpur develops zero-waste toilets that reuse flushed water and recycle waste. <br> <i>IIT Kanpur develops zero-waste toilets that reuse flushed water and recycle waste</i><br>
