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Time short for US-India nuclear deal

  
A U.S.-Indian civil nuclear cooperation accord, one of President Bush's top foreign policy initiatives, may finally have run out of time this year despite a crucial international endorsement secured during the weekend.
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News of the 09/08/2008
    

South Asia flood victims plead for food, safe water

  
Hungry villagers pleaded with authorities to rescue them from flooded homes in eastern India on Monday, as devastating floods continued to haunt millions in South Asia.
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Floods bring misery to Asia

  
Sep 8 - Severe floods in India, Bangladesh and the Philippines leave thousands homeless and several dead in lethal mudslides.
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News of the 09/07/2008
    

India jubilant over nuclear trade waiver

  
India's government and business groups were jubilant Sunday over a hard-won endorsement from nations that supply nuclear material and technology, a decision that paves the way for a landmark civil nuclear energy accord between India and the United States.
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Congress seen passing India nuke deal eventually

  
The odds of the U.S. Congress passing a U.S.-India civil nuclear deal this year are long, U.S. congressional aides and analysts said on Sunday, but the deal is all but certain to win approval eventually.
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News of the 09/06/2008
    

Delegates: US-India nuclear deal talks in disarray

  
Delegates to a nuclear meeting say U.S. negotiators are struggling to salvage a plan to trade nuclear technology with India after several nations blocked the deal in bitterly contested talks in Vienna.
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News of the 09/05/2008
    

River menace remains even as Indian floods recede

  
Authorities warned villagers in flood-ravaged northern India on Friday not to return to their homes because an unpredictable river that burst its banks could overflow again. But thousands ignored the warning and took the receding waters as a sign that the danger had passed, officials said.
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News of the 09/04/2008
    

India Floods: Disease Fears Grow

  
Hundreds of thousands of people made homeless by the floods in the northern Indian state of Bihar are now panicking over the high risk of disease in the camps where they are now sheltering.
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Talks resume on US-India nuclear technology deal

  
A senior U.S. official says he sees "steady progress" in talks under way in Vienna on a deal that would let the United States sell peaceful nuclear technology to India.
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News of the 09/03/2008
    

Atomic supplier states urged to hold line on India

  
The Nuclear Suppliers Group should stay firm in rejecting a U.S. bid to lift a ban on nuclear trade with India, experts said on Tuesday as an official document underscored gaps between the Americans and the Indians on key aspects of their landmark atomic deal.
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India's flood victims on the move

  
Sep 3 - Hundreds of thousands of people are fleeing the flood devastated areas of Bihar in India after losing their homes and loved ones.
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Tata halts Nano production

  
Sep 3 - India's Tata Motors suspends construction work at its Nano plant in Singur, West Bengal.
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News of the 09/02/2008
    

Flooded India Riots Over Slow Aid

  
There have been riots amid mounting anger at the slow response of the Indian authorities to the worst flooding in the northern state of Bihar in half a century.
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Monsoon misery spreads in India

  
GUWAHATI, India (Reuters) - Heavy rains and rising floodwaters forced hundreds of thousands of people from their homes in northeastern India and sent elephants and rhinos fleeing, as monsoon misery spread in South Asia.
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