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FI. Sharma, L., The Times of India, Directory and Year Book. Times of India Press, Bombay, 1978. 

US ready with guide on pandemics, 8 Jan. 2007, Times of India, New Delhi. 

Waking up to the Retail Revolution, The Times of India, 6 September 2006, p. 3. 

Currently, the BJP is the major political opponent of the Sethusamudram Project. It is however important to note that in 2005 the party was still claiming to have taken the initiative to implement the project The Times of India, 11 July 2005). In 2007, however, the party switched to being an opponent. They feared that the possible breaking of Ram Sethu would hurt the religious feelings of many Hindus. The party now also wants to declare Ram Sethu a national monument. However, a more down to earth explanation is their determination to be in opposition to Congress. 

The Times of India. (2005). BJP leader flays Centre over SSCP function, 11 July. 

Centre to Simplify Rules for Environmental Clearance. (2003). Retrieved December 8, 2008, from Times of India, Mumbai, http //timesofindia.indiatimes.com/cms.dll/html/uncomp/ articleshow artid=33606523... 

Dickson D (1974) Alternative technology and the politics of technical change. Fontana, London Dua R (2013) UK university, IIT Ropar make tech marvel to end stubble burning. The times of India. Available at http //timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/chandigarh/UK-university-IIT-Ropar-make-tech-marvel-to-end-stubble-buming/articleshow/20890753.cms. Accessed 12 Jan 2015... 

Diamonds were first discovered in ancient times in India and Borneo and later in Brazil in 1670 in alluvial deposits where water had sorted minerals on the basis of density and toughness. This type of tumbling often concentrates the better quality crystals such as those found in the ocean off the west coast of Africa. Exploration can be done by stream panning or drilling in conjunction with a search for the heavy mineral assemblages that accompany diamond. Alluvial deposits account for about 40% of the diamond found in primary sources. 

To set up and operationalize DTCs, an estimated time of 2-2.5 months would be required by PROs once they are selected. To import the recycling system, erect the commission in India, the estimated time would be around 4—5 months. It is preferred that if DTCs are imported in first instance and made operational as in initial months, there would not be any feed stock available for the recycling unit. Once their operation is stabilized, one can import recycling unit and commission it. These facilities would be required to obtain necessary consent to establish and operate and also to obtain authorization from respective SPCBs in the state where they are commissioned. 

Human intake of total mercury from the diet normally ranges between 7 and 16 pg daily (Schumacher et al. 1994 Richardson et al. 1995). Fish consumption accounts for much of this exposure in the form of methylmercury 27% of the intake, and 40% of the absorbed dose. Intake of inorganic mercury arises primarily from foods other than fish, and is estimated at 1.8 pg daily with 0.18 pg absorbed daily (Richardson etal. 1995). In certain areas of India, blood mercury concentrations of people who ate fish were three to four times higher than non-fish eaters (Srinivasen and Mahajan 1989). In some countries, mercury in dental amalgams accounts for 2.8 pg daily, equivalent to as much as 36% of the total mercury intake and 42% of the absorbed dose (USPHS... 

Apart from psychopharmaceuticals in the spiritual sense, at all times and in most cultures psychotropic plant drugs have played a role in religious practices, magic rituals and healing. The substances best known in Europe and the Mediterranean area are opium, hashish and hellebore in the medicine of India and other southeast Asian countries, ramvolfia traditionally has been of great significance (Wittern. 1983). 

List of drugs and fixed dose combination prohibited for manufacturing and sale through Govt, of India (Ministry of Health Family Welfare) Gazette notification GSR 578 (E) Dated 23-7-83 Amended from time to time. 

There seems little doubt that the composition of gunpowder has been known in East from times of dimmest antiquity. The Chinese and Hindus contemporary with Moses are thought to have known of even the more recondite properties of the compound. It is very possible that Alexander the Great did absolutely meet with fire-weapons in India, which a passage in Quintus Curtius seems to indicate . 

Generally, bum rate increases or decreases as the pressure is raised or lowered. It is also influenced by the temperature of the propellant and increases with an increase in temperature whereas decreases with a decrease in temperature. It is therefore necessary to fix higher as well as lower temperature limits at the time of development of a propellant keeping in view the mission s requirements. The specified temperature limit for Service applications has been stipulated as -40 °C to +60 °C in India. Burn rate also depends upon the calorific value of the propellant and, other things being equal, the higher the calorific value, the higher the burn rate of the propellant. 

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