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Voters in India's remote northeast cast ballots on the first day of the world's biggest election yesterday, with the opposition heading into the polls with strong momentum on promises of a surge in economic growth.

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Nigeria, considered the most populated country in Africa with over 140 million people and one of the world’s biggest rice-consuming countries, has joined seven Asian countries to go into hybrid rice production.
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                    [Title] => P400-million noodles to feed pupils one measly meal
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Anti-“sick books” crusader Dr. Antonio Calipjo Go has taken up a new fight.
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It’s a scary thought, but scientists say the 40 percent of humanity living in South Asia and China could well be living with little drinking water within 50 years as global warming melts Himalayan glaciers, the region’s main water source, according to Antonio M. Claparols, president of the Ecological Society of the Phils. 


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India starts voting in world's largest election

By Wasbir Hussain | April 8, 2014 - 3:12am

Voters in India's remote northeast cast ballots on the first day of the world's biggest election yesterday, with the opposition heading into the polls with strong momentum on promises of a surge in economic gro...

World

Nigeria joins hybrid rice community

By Sanny Galvez | August 28, 2011 - 12:00am

Nigeria, considered the most populated country in Africa with over 140 million people and one of the world’s biggest rice-consuming countries, has joined seven Asian countries to go into hybrid rice produ...

Agriculture

P400-million noodles to feed pupils one measly meal

By GOTCHA | By Jarius Bondoc | April 17, 2009 - 12:00am

Anti-“sick books” crusader Dr. Antonio Calipjo Go has taken up a new fight.

Opinion

Experts alarmed over dwindling water supply

December 24, 2006 - 12:00am

Imagine a world without drinking water. It’s a scary thought, but scientists say the 40 percent of humanity living in South Asia and China could well be living with little drinking water within 50 years...

Agriculture