The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, November 19, 2008

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EVENTS: ‘It’s a turning point for ISRO’
Bangalore, Nov. 18 The October-November 2008 Chandrayaan-1 gave India its Moon and caps the dauntless spirit of the 40-year-old national space programme: the wholly indigenous agenda kept its head up amidst external adversities most of its ...

OUTLOOK: Indians continue to flock to US colleges
China, South Korea second and third on list. Coimbatore, Nov. 18 India maintained its numero uno position on the list of nations sending the largest number of students to study in the ...

OUTLOOK: Raw cashewnut supply seen declining
If the current trends in some of the cashew producing countries in Asia and Africa are any indication, there is a likelihood of decline in availability in the ...

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