Bhutan

Thousands throng to see Dalai Lama in rare visit to Indian border town that has angered China

TAWANG, India - Thousands of devout Buddhists poured into this remote Indian mountain town, arriving in packed trucks or on foot after trekking for miles along narrow paths for a rare chance to glimps...

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Bangladesh seeks link to Bhutan via India

Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has sought a road to Bhutan through India for bettr trade and people-to-people contact. She told her hosts at this Bhutanese capital that India had accepted the idea in principle.

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Maldives: Vanishing Lifestyles

Recent Articles also in South Asia Recent Links also in South Asia Photo Blogger Ahmed Zahid posts some pictures depicting the easy going lifestyles of the islands of Maldives which are under threat from the sea level rise....

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Bhutan: The Purpose Of Saving The Earth

Bhutan is a low emission country but its progress and the increase of standard of living risk more carbon emissions. “Why protect our environment if it comes at the cost of economic development?”, questions Di at On The Job...

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ICANN Fellowship Program Reached Successful Conclusion in Seoul

The participants in the 8th round of the Fellowship Program were well received at the 36th ICANN International Public Meeting held in Seoul, South Korea this past October. Eight of the fellowship were also chosen to participate...

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Exhibition from today

The ninth India Shopping Mall exhibition is commencing at the YMCA here on Friday. It will run till November 10. There will be more than 100 stalls in the exhibition, selling different products like terracotta, sofa sets,...

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South Asian Trade information with a click

By Quintus Perera – Asian Tribune Colombo, 06 November, (Asiantribune.com): Importers, exporters and small-medium sized enterprises (SMEs) of the South Asian region now have access to important trade – related information with...

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Govt clears Rs 4,226-cr road projects

NEW DELHI: The Government on Thursday approved road improvement projects, worth Rs 4,226 crore, for over 440 km of various national highways stretches. The projects are to be given out on design, build, operate, finance and...

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The 10 happiest places in the world

Feeling blue? Well, then all you need to do is pack your bags and select one of the happiest places on earth for the journey of a lifetime . Lonely Planet in their new publication 1000 Ultimate Experiences lists the world’s 10...

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Jamshedpur topped per capita carbon emission in 2007-8

Press Trust of India / New Delhi November 05, 2009, 15:00 IST Jamshedpur had the highest per capita carbon emission, while Thiruvananthapuram and Asansol had the lowest in 2007-08, according to an energy status report of 40...

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