ANOTHER MISSION TO MARS Posted on July 18, 2014 by sagarmedia JULY 18, 2014 BY SAGARMEDIA Another mission to Mars between 2017 and 2020, a top space official has reportedly said. According Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO), K. Radhakrishnan, the “follow-on” Mars mission will have a lot of scientific content, but the final decision on the mission will depend upon the success of the Mars Orbiter Mission. India’s current Mars mission is expected to reach the Red Planet in September this year, a year after it was launched.
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Saina pulls out of C'wealth Games next week citing injury Ace shuttler Saina Nehwal has pulled out of the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow starting next week after failing to recover from leg blisters sustained during the Australian Open Super Series triumph last month. The defending champion termed her decision as difficult but an important one. India's hopes of fetching five badminton medals at the Commonwealth Games suffered a massive jolt today after Saina Nehwal pulled out citing injury. The Olympic bronze medallist said she had to take the decision in order to get fit for the rest of the season which includes important tournaments like the World Championship and the Asian Games. Saina said she has not got enough time to train herself and does not want to take the risk of injury again. Nehwal became the first non-Chinese shuttler to win a women's singles Super Series title in this year. India had won four medals in Badminton in the previous edition of the Commonweal...
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Saina pulls out of C'wealth Games next week citing injury Ace shuttler Saina Nehwal has pulled out of the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow starting next week after failing to recover from leg blisters sustained during the Australian Open Super Series triumph last month. The defending champion termed her decision as difficult but an important one. India's hopes of fetching five badminton medals at the Commonwealth Games suffered a massive jolt today after Saina Nehwal pulled out citing injury. The Olympic bronze medallist said she had to take the decision in order to get fit for the rest of the season which includes important tournaments like the World Championship and the Asian Games. Saina said she has not got enough time to train herself and does not want to take the risk of injury again. Nehwal became the first non-Chinese shuttler to win a women's singles Super Series title in this year. India had won four medals in Badminton in the previous edition of the Commonweal...
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Water treatment chemicals market in India expected to see ample growth over next decade 18 07 2014 WaterTech e-News Daily To Me Jul 16 at 11:48 PM You must allow images in order to properly view this e-mail. To view this e-mail as a web page, go here . Forward this e-mail to a friend. To ensure that future editions of WaterTech e-News Daily are delivered to your inbox rather than a junk folder, please add info@watertechonlinenews.com to your address book or e-mail whitelist. Subscribe | Unsubscribe WATERTECH ONLINE™ INDUSTRY TOPICS BUYERS GUIDE BULLETIN BOARD WATER TECH SUBSCRIPTION Top Stories for July 16, 2014 Water treatment chemicals market in India expected to see ample growth over next decade NOIDA, National Capital Region, India — Higher demand will drive the water treatment chemical market’s growth. Water purification center opens in Northern California, largest of its kind SAN J...
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SC’s notice to states, UTs on plea on passive euthanasia 17 07 2014 Supreme Court on Wednesday issued notice to states and Union Territories on a plea for legalising passive euthanasia by allowing a person in a vegetative condition to die by withdrawing life support even as the Centre strongly opposed the petition saying it is a form of suicide which cannot be allowed in the country. A five-judge bench headed by Chief Justice R M Lodha, which agreed to examine the issue, said that states must also be heard as the issue pertains not only to the Constitution, it involves morality, religion and medical science.The Centre, however, strongly opposed the plea saying it cannot be legalised as it is a form of suicide which is an offence in the country. It said that if euthanasia is legalised, then it will be misused. Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi submitted that the issue should be debated and decided by the legislature and that it is not a matter to be adjudica...