May 24, 2015

'India to become water scarce country by 2025'

Although India is set to become water scarce country by 2025 due to demand-supply mis-match, the water sector is expected to see investment of USD 13 billion from overseas players in the next few years, a new study has said. - Source      



'India to become water scarce country by 2025'

Psychometric tests to be made mandatory for pilots

Government is likely to make psychometric test mandatory for assessing the mental health of pilots of domestic carriers, a move which comes against the backdrop of a Germanwings co-pilot deliberately crashing a plane in the Alps in March. - Source      



Psychometric tests to be made mandatory for pilots

State to probe bookie police protection: Fadnavis

The ED of Gujarat had raided several places in Mumbai, Kalyan and Ulhasnagar on Friday in relation to the betting during the current IPL matches. - Source      



State to probe bookie police protection: Fadnavis

In Shimla, buy a parking slot before a car

In Shimla, residents will now have to produce a certificate proving they own enough parking space before they can go to a showroom and buy one. - Source      



In Shimla, buy a parking slot before a car

Mass graves of suspected trafficking victims found in Malaysia - media

KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) – Mass graves believed to contain bodies of hundreds of migrants from Myanmar and Bangladesh have been found in Malaysia, media reported said on Sunday.



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Mass graves of suspected trafficking victims found in Malaysia - media

Trade ministers to meet next month in Paris on WTO

A crucial meeting of trade ministers of key WTO member countries including India and the US will take place in Paris next month to discuss the pending issues of the Doha Round and finalise the agenda for the Nairobi ministerial meeting in December.


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Trade ministers to meet next month in Paris on WTO

At Least 10 Afghan Police Officers Killed in Taliban Assault

Officials in Afghanistan say at least 10 police officers have been killed in an ongoing Taliban assault in the country’s volatile south.


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At Least 10 Afghan Police Officers Killed in Taliban Assault

Honda begins export of new Jazz from India to South Africa

Ahead of the upcoming launch of the new version of premium hatchback Jazz in India, Japanese car maker Honda has started shipping the vehicle to South Africa from its plant in Rajasthan.


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Honda begins export of new Jazz from India to South Africa

Rohingya Muslims found on boat rescued by Myanmar navy

ALAETHAKAW VILLAGE, Myanmar (Reuters) – At least eight Rohingya Muslims from Myanmar were among some 200 migrants rescued from a trafficking boat by the Myanmar navy on Thursday, according to interviews conducted by Reuters, contradicting official accounts that all onboard were from Bangladesh.



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Rohingya Muslims found on boat rescued by Myanmar navy

6 tech skills you need to know in 2015

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6 tech skills you need to know in 2015

Counterclockwise: strange phones from around the world

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Counterclockwise: strange phones from around the world

Blog: Mr PM, wake up and smell the masala chai

Blog: Mr PM, wake up and smell the masala chai - Source      



Blog: Mr PM, wake up and smell the masala chai

A Very Good Week In Healthcare Thought: Four Developments To Feel Good About

While many have questioned the relevance of individual metrics, or the wisdom of insisting on particular process metrics, Gardner is actually making a different, and I think even more important point here: you can’t look at individual metrics in a vacuum. There’s an opportunity cost each time we’re compelled to comply with specific metrics, and so even if each of these metrics individually makes sense, there’s an interaction effect, and collectively, something is lost. - Source      



A Very Good Week In Healthcare Thought: Four Developments To Feel Good About