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Hantavirus scare a wake-up call: Why India must build its disease X defencesA recent hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship echoes past pandemic scares. Experts warn Disease X, a future unknown pathogen, is a near cer...- Energy shock ripples from kitchens to forests as Africa and South Asia grapple with rising fuel costsGlobal fuel price hikes are pushing families in Kenya and India back to burning charcoal and wood. This reversal threatens years of progres...
- US backs a South Africa project to extract rare earths despite a diplomatic clashA U.S.-backed project in South Africa aims to extract rare earth elements from industrial mining waste, a move supported by a $50 million i...
- African Proverb of the Day: "He who chases every bird sleeps with an empty pot"The African proverb “He who chases every bird sleeps with an empty pot” highlights the importance of focus and disciplined effort in achiev...
- Travel's not always about Insta-worthy placesThe author travels from Sierra Leone to Guinea. Freetown is chaotic and friendly. The journey to Guinea shows poverty and pollution. Bribes...
- Google commits $37 million to AI development in AfricaGoogle on Thursday unveiled a $37 million package to accelerate artificial intelligence development across Africa, pledging support for loc...
- Wardwizard looks to expand operations to cater to domestic, international marketsThe Vadodara-based company is setting up a new assembly plant in Sharjah in the UAE to cater to African markets, including Egypt. It has al...
- Omega Seiki partners with Attero for lithium-ion battery recyclingOmega Seiki Private Ltd (OSPL) has signed an agreement with Attero for recycling lithium-ion batteries. OSPL and Attero plan to recycle ove...
- IIT, IIM alumnus launch waste collection management software SafaiMitraDeveloped by a team of young entrepreneurs based in Noida, SafaiMitra provides an all-in-one solution to manage waste collection and dispos...
- Kerala reports cases of African Swine fever in Kottayam district; more information hereThe African Swine Fever Virus is highly contagious but does not infect humans. It quickly spreads from one animal to another.
- Ram Charan to invest Rs 15,000 cr to set up plants to manufacture waste-to-energy units in Tamil Nadu, GujaratWhile the Tamil Nadu unit will come up in the Rameshwaram district on a 70-acre land which will be acquired by the end of the month, the Gu...
- Ram Charan Company bags USD 2.2 billion order from Ghana firm to supply waste to energy unitsThe deal was biggest in the domestic chemicals space and one of the biggest private equity deals across the industry in the country till da...
- IIT Delhi and AARDO partner for agricultural and rural developmentThe cooperation between IIT Delhi and AARDO will be around areas like technological interventions, bio-energy, biomass, biogas, ecological ...
- FACTBOX-Soccer-Profile of Ghana squad for African Nations CupSOCCER-NATIONS/GHANA (FACTBOX):FACTBOX-Soccer-Profile of Ghana squad for African Nations Cup
- India, Egypt form group to cooperation on environmental issuesWhile extending its full support to African nations in fighting the challenge of climate change, India also said that it will "always echo"...
- India, Egypt to cooperate in environment, climate changeAhead of the UN climate conference in Paris later this year, India and Egypt have decided to form a 'joint working group' for "cooperation ...
- Tata Power eyes SAARC, South East Asia, Africa for growthTo fuel its ambitious growth plans, Tata Power is focusing on overseas opportunities spread across four regions including South East Asia a...
- For infrastructure companies, Africa’s a land of opportunitiesLow entry barriers and robust order prospects in roads, urban infra, mining & affordable housing are a big draw for Indian companies.
- Infrastructure firms look for operations in Africa to offset slodown impact in domestic ordersIndian infrastructure companies are increasingly taking up projects in Africa to offset the impact of slowdown in domestic orders.
- Government refuses to take note of hazards of e-wasteA flood always comes with its own detritus. India’s IT explosion may have fuelled economic growth.
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