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"Can't Order Roving...": High Court On Probe Into Sexual Harassment In Film Industry
The Delhi High Court on Thursday dismissed a PIL that raised concerns over alleged sexual harassment of women in the Indian Film Industry, saying it cannot order a "roving and fishing" inquiry in the absence of a complaint.
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Cactus Skin, Fishing Nets: How Plane Seats Could Change In Future
Airline passengers may soon be nestled on seats made from cactus skin and abandoned fishing nets as the aviation industry tries almost anything to turn itself into a sustainable mode of transport.
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Tiger Shroff Shows Off His Post-Birthday Chiseled Physique. Watch
As soon as the video was posted, the actor's fans and industry friends dropped in their comments. Actor Ronit Boseroy wrote, "You're fishing Tigi
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Transfer-Posting Of Government Officials An Industry In UP, Says Mayawati
Bahujan Samaj Party chief Mayawati on Sunday hit out at the Uttar Pradesh government over controversies surrounding transfers in the health and the public works departments, alleging efforts are on to save the "big fishes".
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Watch This: Goldfish Successfully Drives a Tiny Car in Israel
Here we look at a research study that has taught a set of goldfish to drive a specially made motorized vehicle.
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Protestors Demand Naming Of Navi Mumbai Airport After Activist D B Patil
Thousands of people from local Agri and fishing communities along with some politicians staged a protest against the City and Industrial Development Corporation (CIDCO) in Navi Mumbai on Thursday.
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Fishing, Aquaculture Industry Exempted From Lockdown: Centre
The Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has exempted the operations of fishing (marine) and aquaculture industry from the lockdown imposed to prevent the spread of coronavirus, Punya Salila Srivastava, joint secretary, Ministry of Home Affairs said on Saturday.
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This Tiny Island Nation of 11,000 People Is Cashing in Thanks to Its .tv TLD
Tuvalu is a chain of coral atolls and reef islands with a population of about 11,000. Before gaining independence from the United Kingdom in 1978, Tuvalu was part of Britain's Gilbert and Ellice Islands protectorate.
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Surfers Unaware Of Cyanide Leak From Steel Plant For Days In US Lake
Paul Grenchick was surfing with friends along the Indiana shore of Lake Michigan on Thursday evening. Little did he know, just up the river, thousands of fish were dying, and investigators were struggling to determine exactly how much cyanide and ammonia had flowed into the lake after a spill at an industrial plant earlier in the week.
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Kamal Haasan Visits Ennore Creek In Chennai, Raises Looming Crisis
Tamil Superstar Kamal Haasan today met local fishing communities at the Ennore creek, Chennai's largest estuary, which faces growing encroachment by industries raising the risk of a flood.
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Cold-Water Shrimp Industry Poised for Shutdown to Continue
Maine shrimpers are all but resigned to another year of being unable to pursue their quarry in the Gulf of Maine, with a regulatory board set to decide this week whether to allow a season this winter.
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India International Seafood Show Commences Today In Vizag
The India International Seafood Show commencing today will discuss the challenges and strategies for the Indian fishing industry which is on the road to achieving USD 10 billion exports by 2020.
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Half of Marine Life Wiped Out in 40 Years: World Wildlife Fund Report
Pollution, industrial fishing and climate change have killed off half of marine life in the last four decades, according to a WWF report released Wednesday.
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Thai Crackdown on Rogue Fishing as Fears Grow Over EU Ban
A belated Thai clampdown on illegal fishing is forcing unlicensed vessels ashore, threatening to paralyse a key industry as the kingdom desperately tries to avoid a European Union ban on exports worth $1 billion a year.
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6 More Bodies Recovered Near Sunken South Korean Ship
Six more bodies have been recovered from the western Bering Sea near where a South Korean fishing ship sank earlier this week.
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"Can't Order Roving...": High Court On Probe Into Sexual Harassment In Film Industry
The Delhi High Court on Thursday dismissed a PIL that raised concerns over alleged sexual harassment of women in the Indian Film Industry, saying it cannot order a "roving and fishing" inquiry in the absence of a complaint.
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Cactus Skin, Fishing Nets: How Plane Seats Could Change In Future
Airline passengers may soon be nestled on seats made from cactus skin and abandoned fishing nets as the aviation industry tries almost anything to turn itself into a sustainable mode of transport.
-
Tiger Shroff Shows Off His Post-Birthday Chiseled Physique. Watch
As soon as the video was posted, the actor's fans and industry friends dropped in their comments. Actor Ronit Boseroy wrote, "You're fishing Tigi
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Transfer-Posting Of Government Officials An Industry In UP, Says Mayawati
Bahujan Samaj Party chief Mayawati on Sunday hit out at the Uttar Pradesh government over controversies surrounding transfers in the health and the public works departments, alleging efforts are on to save the "big fishes".
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Watch This: Goldfish Successfully Drives a Tiny Car in Israel
Here we look at a research study that has taught a set of goldfish to drive a specially made motorized vehicle.
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Protestors Demand Naming Of Navi Mumbai Airport After Activist D B Patil
Thousands of people from local Agri and fishing communities along with some politicians staged a protest against the City and Industrial Development Corporation (CIDCO) in Navi Mumbai on Thursday.
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Fishing, Aquaculture Industry Exempted From Lockdown: Centre
The Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has exempted the operations of fishing (marine) and aquaculture industry from the lockdown imposed to prevent the spread of coronavirus, Punya Salila Srivastava, joint secretary, Ministry of Home Affairs said on Saturday.
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This Tiny Island Nation of 11,000 People Is Cashing in Thanks to Its .tv TLD
Tuvalu is a chain of coral atolls and reef islands with a population of about 11,000. Before gaining independence from the United Kingdom in 1978, Tuvalu was part of Britain's Gilbert and Ellice Islands protectorate.
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Surfers Unaware Of Cyanide Leak From Steel Plant For Days In US Lake
Paul Grenchick was surfing with friends along the Indiana shore of Lake Michigan on Thursday evening. Little did he know, just up the river, thousands of fish were dying, and investigators were struggling to determine exactly how much cyanide and ammonia had flowed into the lake after a spill at an industrial plant earlier in the week.
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Kamal Haasan Visits Ennore Creek In Chennai, Raises Looming Crisis
Tamil Superstar Kamal Haasan today met local fishing communities at the Ennore creek, Chennai's largest estuary, which faces growing encroachment by industries raising the risk of a flood.
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Cold-Water Shrimp Industry Poised for Shutdown to Continue
Maine shrimpers are all but resigned to another year of being unable to pursue their quarry in the Gulf of Maine, with a regulatory board set to decide this week whether to allow a season this winter.
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India International Seafood Show Commences Today In Vizag
The India International Seafood Show commencing today will discuss the challenges and strategies for the Indian fishing industry which is on the road to achieving USD 10 billion exports by 2020.
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Half of Marine Life Wiped Out in 40 Years: World Wildlife Fund Report
Pollution, industrial fishing and climate change have killed off half of marine life in the last four decades, according to a WWF report released Wednesday.
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Thai Crackdown on Rogue Fishing as Fears Grow Over EU Ban
A belated Thai clampdown on illegal fishing is forcing unlicensed vessels ashore, threatening to paralyse a key industry as the kingdom desperately tries to avoid a European Union ban on exports worth $1 billion a year.
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6 More Bodies Recovered Near Sunken South Korean Ship
Six more bodies have been recovered from the western Bering Sea near where a South Korean fishing ship sank earlier this week.
