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Here comes the Science Express
The Statesman
BHUBANESWAR, 16 OCT: In a bid to enrich the minds of students through science enlightenment, the “Science Express” is coming to the state on 1 February for the third time. | This “Science Express” train which is fully air-conditioned, consisting of 1...
OERC thinks innovatively, seeks public opinion
The Statesman
; | BHUBANESWAR, 13 OCT: With power-cuts seeming imminent and inevitable in the wake of depleting water levels in major reservoirs of the state, the Orissa Electricity Regulatory Commission (OERC) has sought public opinion on how to go about an equit...
Fresh oil from sunken ship blackening Orissa coastline: experts
Deccan Chronicle
Fresh oil from sunken ship blackening Orissa coastline: experts | Bhubaneswar: A fresh oil spill, probably from a Mongolian ship that sank last month, has blackened part of the Orissa coastline in an area close to the nesting site of rare Olive Ridle...
APTICO helps NIT encourage entrepreneurs
The Statesman
| ROURKELA, 25 SEPT: APTICO Ltd, a Hyderabad-based public sector company into industrial and technical consultancy in organizations, held a one day workshop in the Chamber Bhavan of Rourkela Chamber of Commerce and Industries (RCCI). | This was inaug...
Orissa
Lingaraaj Temple is a temple of the Hindu god Shiva and is one of the oldest temples of the Temple City Bhubaneswar, a revered pilgrimage center and the capital of the state of Orissa.
(photo: WN / biswaranajan)
'Orissa more vulnerable to cyclones'
The Hindu
| Staff Reporter | BHUBANESWAR: Orissa is more vulnerable to cyclones than any other coastal States of India. This is what an analysis of cyclonic disturbances recorded in the country during 106 years. "In the last century (between 1901 and 2007), Indian subcontinent experienced 1,045 cyclonic disturbances of which 671 took place along the east coa...
Bio Tech
Norman Borlaug, 91, talks with members of the staff at Monsanto during before his speech, in this Tuesday, June 14, 2005 file photo, at the company's Creve Coeur, Mo., headquarters. Governments must help small-holding farmers feed Africa, overcoming chronic food deficits and ending the hunger of millions of people, Nobel Prize winner Norman Borlaug said Saturday, June 10, 2006.
(photo: AP / JamesA. Finley)
The Man Who Fed the World Dies at 95
Journal Online
Agricultural scientist Norman Borlaug, the father of the “green revolution” who won the Nobel Peace Prize for his role in combating world hunger and saving hundreds of millions of lives, died September 12 in Texas said a Texas A&M University spokeswoman. He was 95. | Who Is Norman Borlaug? | Norman Ernest Borlaug (b. March 25, 1914) was an ...



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