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31 December, 1997
  A transfer techinque to clone buffalo
Dairy scientists in Karnal have developed a procedure for producing several identical buffalo calves from a single embryo using the nuclear transfer technique. The technique may make it possible to clone and multiply a number of calves from a single embryo taken from a buffalo with superior traits.
  Ramzan cannon silenced by Israel
Israel has silenced a centuries-old tradition in the Islamic holy month of Ramadan by barring Palestinians from using a cannon to announce the end of fasting each day in Jerusalem. Instead of the ritual cannon, Jerusalem's Muslims will end their daily fast at sunset to the boom of a sound grenade.

Karnataka bans sale of other state lotteries
The Karnataka government has decided to ban sale of lottery tickets of other states from January 1. The government's decision is likely to put an end to the "menace" keeping in mind the interest of people, who had converted it into "a form of gambling".
Defying norms, units spew toxins
That air and water pollution have wrought havoc in Vapi is known the world over. Vapi has been in the eye of a storm ever since the Gujarat High Court asked the Gujarat Pollution Control Board (GPCB) to monitor effluents discharged by chemical units there.


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Zhu Rongji to be chinese PM
Economic wizard Zhu Rongji is all set to step into the shoes of premier Li Peng in March while President Jiang Zemin is tipped to secure another five-year term as China's head of the state.
NHRC gets over 30,000 rights abuse complaints
A 50 per cent jump in the number of complaints coupled with reports of 660 custodial deaths made 1997 hectic for National Human Rights Commission (NHRC). The year saw the commission deepening its efforts in areas like custodial violence, prison and custodial homes, child and bonded labour and awareness.

 


  Civic panel ditches Gokhale's proposal
  Scandal shoes owner shot dead
  "Cool" robbers raid auto dealers
  Wall razed to end club row
  Deathly tale
  BMC apathy mars rail project
  `Weak column led to collapse'
  Mumbai Notes
  Quicktakes
  Defying norms, units spew toxins
  Pune city transport body in the red, may seek aid from PMC
  Karnataka bans sale of other state lotteries
  Calamity-hit MP cries for loan waiver
  Six drown as boat capsizes
  Cabin pressure failure kills crew
  Hyderabad Science Congress to focus on bio-technology
  Cop beats up photo journalist
  Cold kills 6 more in Rajasthan, Kashmir freezes
  A transfer techinque to clone buffalo
  These little envoys say Sharif was very nice
  Massive rail fare hike inevitable
  Partyline -- Sonia will only assist party
  NHRC gets over 30,000 rights abuse complaints
  Zhu Rongji to be chinese PM
  Worldvignettes
  Chaos marks second day of voting in Kenya

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