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03 January, 1998
  Mexican volcano erupts, rains ash
Mexico's majestic Popocatepetl volcano boomed out a loud eruption, spewing out a massive gas cloud and setting off a series of tremors reaching up to 3.3 on the Richter scale. A massive explosion of Popocatepetl would be a major disaster for the 500,000 people living in the vicinity as also for the 18 million people living in Mexico city, just 64 km away.
  Five more tiger reserves to be set up in state
The World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) has decided to support ten more protected areas in the country in 1998 while entering the second year of its three-year tiger conservation programme. The selection was made on the assumption that the support provided would improve the habitat, increase prey species as well as tiger population in the near future.

Violence hits Surat
The spectre of riots returned to haunt Surat on Thursday as hundreds of diamond workers went on the rampage in Varachha and neighbouring areas, setting fire to workshops and resorting to large-scale violence. The workers are reportedly protesting against the retrenchment of around 700 employees of a leading diamond unit.
Micro-organism for cleaning industrial water
A new filling agent for bio-filtering water has been developed by Russian scientists. The filling agent, consisting of some micro-organisms within porous ceramic assemblies of claydite clays, can process the environmentally hazardous components of water.


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Ceat Financial Services Ltd.

 

Strife in J&K claims over 100 armymen
As many as 875 militants were killed and another 900 arrested along with a large quantity of arms and ammunition by the army engaged in anti-militancy operations in Jammu and Kashmir during 1997. The maximum number of 163 militants of various outfits were killed in June, followed by 109 militants in July and 105 in August.
Over 150 die in New Year celebrations
New Year's Eve may have been a cause to rejoice for most of the world. But in Colombia, 147 people died in New Year's Eve celebrations, most of them young people who drank too much and became violent. Fifty people died in road accidents, 64 from gunshot wounds, 22 from stabbing and 11 from being bludgeoned.

 


  World Vignettes
  Moi may win Kenyan polls
  Mexican volcano erupts, rains ash
  Over 150 die in New Year celebrations
  Niger police arrest coup conspirators
  Scribe held for catching man "drug-handed"
  Kalidas Sanskrit Varsity by June
  Breather for State authorities in Melghat
  Micro-organism for cleaning industrial water
  Award for Pune lecturer
  Temple reopens for Makaravilaku
  Arms unit busted in TN
  Violence hits Surat
  Screen Hong Kong passengers for bird flu, cautions expert
  Five more tiger reserves to be set up in state
  Separate funds for research, says PM
  Hawkers protest hike in daily charges
  Strife in J&K claims over 100 armymen
  Bus rams truck, 1 dead
  Ex-serviceman held for robbing fellow passengers on train
  Mumbai Notes
  1 in 500 bottles of safe blood HIV +ve
  "Abducted" Yusuf masterminded kidnapping to avoid school
  DGCA's mantra
  `Fiery' protest against eveninger
  Karnataka Govt employees on strike, ignore Patel's plea
  Hope of compensation for families of those missing in riots
  Pune Round-Up
  Quicktakes
  WR celebrates 70 `electric' years
  Reporter of Hindi daily threatened
  BMC demolishes newly-built company gate at Tardeo
  Fire safety slides in cinema halls soon

Shaw Wallace