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World's Largest Isolated Tribe Makes Rare Appearance In New Footage
Rare photos and footage of the Mashco Piro, an uncontacted tribe in the Peruvian Amazon, were released by Survival International.
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Why A Rusty Philippine Warship Is Involved In South China Sea Dispute
A crumbling World War II-era Philippine navy vessel stranded on a submerged reef in the South China Sea has long been a flashpoint between Manila and Beijing in their territorial dispute over the waters.
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123 Offers On Day 1: Record Start To IIT Madras Placements
The placement season has begun at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras with a record 123 offers made by 22 companies, including Microsoft, ISRO, and Texas Instruments, on day-1 of recruitment.
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The Fight To Preserve Traditional Pastureland
Climate change and political borders are just two of the challenges facing the world's 200 million to 500 million pastoralists -- women and men practicing animal husbandry, be they nomadic, transhumant or sedentarized.
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Native Cultures Push For Sustainable Food Solutions
Six hundred representatives of native communities around the world recently gathered in Shillong, northeastern India, for Indigenous Terra Madre (ITM), an event that helps forge a global network of indigenous peoples, activists and their supporters.
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Hurricane Patricia Flattens Mexico Homes, But No Major Disaster
Patricia flattened a fishing hamlet on Mexico's Pacific coast, but authorities were relieved to see on Saturday that the record-breaking hurricane largely spared the country and dissipated as it moved north.
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Kerala Ends Festivities With Vidyarambham
Some smiling and some in tears, toddlers walked down to the Madre De Deus church today on the outskirts of Thiruvananthapuram for Vidyarambham - the festival of learning.
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Captured drug lord Joaquin 'Chapo' Guzman a cunning and brutal businessman
Joaquin "Shorty" Guzman, the world's most wanted drugs lord, fought his way up from a ramshackle mountain village to become the Mexican government's most powerful adversary in a war that has claimed tens of thousands of lives.
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Madre De Deus church gets clearance for renovation
The famed 'Madre De Deus' Church at Vettucaud, a major Christian pilgrim centre in south Kerala, has got approval under the Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ) for taking up reconstruction work. This was stated by Shashi Tharoor, who had been following up the matter with the Environment and Forests Ministry for the past several months.
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World's Largest Isolated Tribe Makes Rare Appearance In New Footage
Rare photos and footage of the Mashco Piro, an uncontacted tribe in the Peruvian Amazon, were released by Survival International.
-
Why A Rusty Philippine Warship Is Involved In South China Sea Dispute
A crumbling World War II-era Philippine navy vessel stranded on a submerged reef in the South China Sea has long been a flashpoint between Manila and Beijing in their territorial dispute over the waters.
-
123 Offers On Day 1: Record Start To IIT Madras Placements
The placement season has begun at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras with a record 123 offers made by 22 companies, including Microsoft, ISRO, and Texas Instruments, on day-1 of recruitment.
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The Fight To Preserve Traditional Pastureland
Climate change and political borders are just two of the challenges facing the world's 200 million to 500 million pastoralists -- women and men practicing animal husbandry, be they nomadic, transhumant or sedentarized.
-
Native Cultures Push For Sustainable Food Solutions
Six hundred representatives of native communities around the world recently gathered in Shillong, northeastern India, for Indigenous Terra Madre (ITM), an event that helps forge a global network of indigenous peoples, activists and their supporters.
-
Hurricane Patricia Flattens Mexico Homes, But No Major Disaster
Patricia flattened a fishing hamlet on Mexico's Pacific coast, but authorities were relieved to see on Saturday that the record-breaking hurricane largely spared the country and dissipated as it moved north.
-
Kerala Ends Festivities With Vidyarambham
Some smiling and some in tears, toddlers walked down to the Madre De Deus church today on the outskirts of Thiruvananthapuram for Vidyarambham - the festival of learning.
-
Captured drug lord Joaquin 'Chapo' Guzman a cunning and brutal businessman
Joaquin "Shorty" Guzman, the world's most wanted drugs lord, fought his way up from a ramshackle mountain village to become the Mexican government's most powerful adversary in a war that has claimed tens of thousands of lives.
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Madre De Deus church gets clearance for renovation
The famed 'Madre De Deus' Church at Vettucaud, a major Christian pilgrim centre in south Kerala, has got approval under the Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ) for taking up reconstruction work. This was stated by Shashi Tharoor, who had been following up the matter with the Environment and Forests Ministry for the past several months.
