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Delhi-London Air India Flight Diverted To Denmark Over Medical Emergency
An Air India flight from Delhi to London was diverted to Copenhagen on Sunday due to a medical emergency, according to an airline official.
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Move Over, New York. 2 Other Cities Are Now World's Most Expensive
The sky-high cost of car ownership, pricey alcohol and rising grocery prices saw Singapore pull ahead of the US city, with which it shared top spot last year, according to the Economist Intelligence Unit's Worldwide Cost of Living 2023 report.
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Tour de France Start Delayed From 2021 To 2022: Copenhagen Mayor
The postponement of Tour de France would avoid a clash with the Tokyo Olympics and the European football championship, for which Copenhagen is one of the host cities, according to a statement from the Danish organisers.
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Air India Offers Discount On International Flight Tickets
Air India's offer is applicable for travel to London, Birmingham, Copenhagen, Frankfurt, Madrid, Paris, Rome, Milan, Stockholm, Vienna and Tel Aviv. Bookings under the sale, which is valid for travel in economy and business class for one way and return travel, can be made till August 10, according to the airline's official website - airindia.in.
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Why the Nutrition Labelling Guidelines Need to Change
According to researchers from the University of Copenhagen in Denmark,the health effects of a particular food product should not be assessed on the basis of the individual protein, fat and fiber content and instead it should be evaluated keeping in mind the product might be eaten with another food item at the same time.
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Mars May Hold Liquid Water: Study
Mars may have liquid water close to its surface, according to new data from NASA's Curiosity rover which raises the chance of finding life on the red planet.
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'Ugly Cholesterol' Spurs High Risk of Heart Disease
The risk of ischaemic heart disease affecting millions worldwide is three times higher in people with high levels of the so-called 'ugly' cholesterol, according to a finding."By examining 73,000 people, we found that an increase in the ugly cholesterol...
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India okays Copenhagen Accord, with riders
India and China on Wednesday formally backed the Climate Change Accord hammered out in Copenhagen last year calling for voluntary cut in greenhouse gas emissions.
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Pachauri's report on Copenhagen Accord
Presenting his report on the Copenhagen Accord, RK Pachauri, Chairman of the Nobel Prize-winning Inter-governmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) said that if India does not get a legally binding agreement by the end of 2010, then India would be losing valuable time.
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Copenhagen Accord not good for India: Opposition
The Opposition has slammed the government on the Copenhagen Accord, saying the document betrays developing nations and has not protected India's interests.
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US can challenge India if it fail to meet climate goals
Even though the Copenhagen accord is not legally binding, the United States would not only "review" its implementation by India and China.
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Jairam to make statement in Rajya Sabha
Environment Minister Jairam Ramesh will make a statement in the Rajya Sabha on the Copenhagen Accord today. He is expected to argue the point that India's sovereignty has been well protected and will talk about the government's strategy post Copenhagen.
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Copenhagen accord gets green groups' thumbs down
The green groups have given negative comments on the Copenhagen accord.
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Highlights of the new Copenhagen accord
Here is what's known about the broad, nonbinding accord reached by the US, China, India, Brazil, South Africa and several other countries at the UN climate talks -- along with current elements in place earlier:
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UN Climate Summit "takes note" of Copenhagen accord
Delegates at the Copenhagen summit have agreed to "take note" of the US-backed agreement on climate change. "The conference decides to take note of the Copenhagen Accord of December 18, 2009," the chairman of the plenary session of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) declared.
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Delhi-London Air India Flight Diverted To Denmark Over Medical Emergency
An Air India flight from Delhi to London was diverted to Copenhagen on Sunday due to a medical emergency, according to an airline official.
-
Move Over, New York. 2 Other Cities Are Now World's Most Expensive
The sky-high cost of car ownership, pricey alcohol and rising grocery prices saw Singapore pull ahead of the US city, with which it shared top spot last year, according to the Economist Intelligence Unit's Worldwide Cost of Living 2023 report.
-
Tour de France Start Delayed From 2021 To 2022: Copenhagen Mayor
The postponement of Tour de France would avoid a clash with the Tokyo Olympics and the European football championship, for which Copenhagen is one of the host cities, according to a statement from the Danish organisers.
-
Air India Offers Discount On International Flight Tickets
Air India's offer is applicable for travel to London, Birmingham, Copenhagen, Frankfurt, Madrid, Paris, Rome, Milan, Stockholm, Vienna and Tel Aviv. Bookings under the sale, which is valid for travel in economy and business class for one way and return travel, can be made till August 10, according to the airline's official website - airindia.in.
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Why the Nutrition Labelling Guidelines Need to Change
According to researchers from the University of Copenhagen in Denmark,the health effects of a particular food product should not be assessed on the basis of the individual protein, fat and fiber content and instead it should be evaluated keeping in mind the product might be eaten with another food item at the same time.
-
Mars May Hold Liquid Water: Study
Mars may have liquid water close to its surface, according to new data from NASA's Curiosity rover which raises the chance of finding life on the red planet.
-
'Ugly Cholesterol' Spurs High Risk of Heart Disease
The risk of ischaemic heart disease affecting millions worldwide is three times higher in people with high levels of the so-called 'ugly' cholesterol, according to a finding."By examining 73,000 people, we found that an increase in the ugly cholesterol...
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India okays Copenhagen Accord, with riders
India and China on Wednesday formally backed the Climate Change Accord hammered out in Copenhagen last year calling for voluntary cut in greenhouse gas emissions.
-
Pachauri's report on Copenhagen Accord
Presenting his report on the Copenhagen Accord, RK Pachauri, Chairman of the Nobel Prize-winning Inter-governmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) said that if India does not get a legally binding agreement by the end of 2010, then India would be losing valuable time.
-
Copenhagen Accord not good for India: Opposition
The Opposition has slammed the government on the Copenhagen Accord, saying the document betrays developing nations and has not protected India's interests.
-
US can challenge India if it fail to meet climate goals
Even though the Copenhagen accord is not legally binding, the United States would not only "review" its implementation by India and China.
-
Jairam to make statement in Rajya Sabha
Environment Minister Jairam Ramesh will make a statement in the Rajya Sabha on the Copenhagen Accord today. He is expected to argue the point that India's sovereignty has been well protected and will talk about the government's strategy post Copenhagen.
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Copenhagen accord gets green groups' thumbs down
The green groups have given negative comments on the Copenhagen accord.
-
Highlights of the new Copenhagen accord
Here is what's known about the broad, nonbinding accord reached by the US, China, India, Brazil, South Africa and several other countries at the UN climate talks -- along with current elements in place earlier:
-
UN Climate Summit "takes note" of Copenhagen accord
Delegates at the Copenhagen summit have agreed to "take note" of the US-backed agreement on climate change. "The conference decides to take note of the Copenhagen Accord of December 18, 2009," the chairman of the plenary session of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) declared.
