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Clashes between Islamist rebels and Somalia's government have killed some 250 civilians and forced more than 160,000 to flee their homes since last month, the UN refugee agency said on Friday. The fighting "is leaving a trail of civilian casualties, destruction and renewed displacement," said William Spindler, spokesman for the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). "According to records of local Somali hospitals, more than 250 civilians have been killed and at least 900 wounded since last month," he said. "We estimate that since the start of the fighting in May, more than 160,000 people have been forced to leave their homes and seek ... Read Full Story

My professional engagements with different organizations roll me to the different places of conservation interest throughout the northeastern parts of the country. My aim was to convey the message of conservation through various tools along the human minds of different of geographical ridges. The attitudes of different people were interesting and broadly vary among different ethnic tribes. Convincing the people of educated and executive classes was sturdy then to make understand the need of conservation to a pitiable tribal guy. The simple minds of a ethnic community get your things easily if you were able to make a bridge of the issue with their ... Read Full Story

The Bengal Tiger or the Royal Bengal Tiger is the second largest carnivore belonging to the cat family after the Siberian Tiger. This magnificent animal is available in various countries of Indian sub-continent such as India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, Myanmar and Southern Tibet. According to the World Conservation Union Cat Specialist Group, currently Indian Sub-continent has population 1,300 to 1,500 of Bengal Tigers in the jungles of the region. Bengal Tigers are classified into two types according to their color. One type of Bengal tiger has orange and black stripes that appear on their pelt. These stripes are used to break up the coloration ... Read Full Story

An Indian Air force jet mysteriously exploded in mid air in South Tibet renamed Arunchal Pradesh by Bharat (aka India). South Tibet is Chinese territory which is occupied by Bharat remains a sore point of contention between Delhi and Beijing. India has recently been very provocative towards China. The bellicose statements out of Delhi have exacerbated the relations. What is worse, is the fact that the Indian Air Force had placed some of its planes in Tezpur and other bases right near the McMohon line. Delhi has also provoked Beijing my There are some reports that the IAF plane was shot down after straying ... Read Full Story

An Indian Air force jet mysteriously exploded in mid air in South Tibet renamed Arunchal Pradesh by Bharat (aka India). South Tibet is Chinese territory which is occupied by Bharat remains a sore point of contention between Delhi and Beijing. India has recently been very provocative towards China. The bellicose statements out of Delhi have exacerbated the relations. What is worse, is the fact that the Indian Air Force had placed some of its planes in Tezpur and other bases right near the McMohon line. Delhi has also provoked Beijing my There are some reports that the IAF plane was shot down after straying ... Read Full Story