Vaishno Devi Dairy aims Rs 250 crore of revenue next year

With plans to expand both the production capacity and the product range Vaishno Devi Dairy is aiming to get revenue of Rs 250 crore by next year from current Rs 150 crore.

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Chile's Indians take on world's largest gold miner

The Diaguita Indians live in the foothills of the Andes, just downstream from the world's highest gold mine, where for as long as anyone can remember they've drunk straight from the glacier-fed river that irrigates their orchards and vineyards with its clear water. Then thousands of mine workers and their huge...

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Why marathon productions are big among the YouTube generation | Kirsty Lang

Two artistic marathons are taking place this weekend. Theatregoers at the Norfolk and Norwich festival will sit through a 12-hour experimental play called Life and Times, which chronicles the life of an ordinary young woman in the US. And in Brighton, film fans will watch the final four-hour instalment of Berlin...

guardian.co.uk (1 hour ago)

Tuacahn gears up for three outdoor plays, one indoor production

St. George - Outdoor amphitheater shows at the Tuacahn Center for the Arts are known for including flying actors, live animals, floods, fireworks and 3-D special effects. This summer, at least two of the three outdoor repertory productions should live up to the theater’s well-deserved reputation. Tuacahn’s...

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Norfolk man indicted on 5 child-porn charges

Darrin Mucker faces three counts of production of child pornography. The two other charges allege receipt of child pornography and possession of it.

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Mario & Donkey Kong: Minis On The Move – review

Reading this on mobile? Click here to view Guide a miniature robotic Mario, Princess Peach, Donkey Kong or – Mario's main squeeze in the original Donkey Kong – Pauline to each level's exit by dragging and dropping pieces of pipe. It's a modern twist on ancient favourite, Pipemania, and while it starts with a...

guardian.co.uk (3 hours ago)

Next week's radio: from Rebels – Guy Burgess to The North (And Almost Everything In It)

To mark the 50th anniversary of Kim Philby's defection, Radio 4 Extra dips into the riches of its archive to present a raft of programmes under the title The Cambridge Spies. Via both documentary and drama, it reminds us just how much fun the broadcasting establishment has had over the years picking over that...

guardian.co.uk (3 hours ago)

Strange Interlude, Paradise Lost, The Dug Out: what to see at the theatre this week

At previous stagings of the Eugene O'Neill marathon Strange Interlude, members of the audience have turned up equipped with Thermos flasks and Tupperwares full of sandwiches. Well, you're unlikely to get out in under four hours for this new production of O'Neill's "experimental" drama. While at its core it's the...

guardian.co.uk (3 hours ago)

Robert D. Atkinson, Ph.D.: Charting a Better Path Forward for Indian Economic Growth

India has achieved remarkable economic success over the last 30 years. Once wed to closed-market, "small is beautiful" policies that severely curtailed growth, by the 1990s India had embraced the core tenets of economic liberalization and open trade. As a result, its once-meandering economy began to grow rapidly,...

huffingtonpost.com (7 hours ago)

R K Mathur appointed as defence secretary

Radha Krishna Mathur, the secretary (defence production) in the defence ministry, was on Friday appointed as the new defence secretary to succeed Shashikant Sharma, who has taken over as the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG).    

indiatimes.com (7 hours ago)

The Hoff Is Downsizing

David Hasselhoff is a very busy man. The actor, personality and all-around man about town was recently spotted at the Cannes film festival promoting his new film "Killing Hasselhoff" (still in the pre-production phase), and a few months earlier he was in Germany trying to save the Berlin Wall from destruction. Which...

huffingtonpost.com (7 hours ago)

Iodine Deficiency in Pregnancy May Lower a Child's IQ

Mild to moderate iodine deficiency during pregnancy may have a negative long-term impact on children's brain development, British researchers report. Low levels of the so-called "trace element" in an expectant mother's diet appear to put her child at risk of poorer verbal and reading skills during the preteen years,...

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Ky. uranium plant closes; 1,000 jobs lost

The operator of a Cold War-era plant in western Kentucky that supplies enriched uranium to nuclear power plants said Friday it planned to cease production after federal energy officials decided to end ...

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Alex Reedijk happy to make the work eclipse ‘dumb stuff’

A year from now - on May 21, 2014 - the curtain will rise on Scottish Opera’s much-acclaimed production of Madame...

thetimes.co.uk (10 hours ago)

Searsport chemical company expanding, joining forces with Mexican firm

SEARSPORT, Maine - A chemical manufacturing plant at the end of a dead-end road in Searsport and a Mexican chemical company are joining forces. Dalegip America Inc., based north of Mexico City with U.S. headquarters in Houston, will construct a total of 5,000 square feet of production space at GAC ...

bangordailynews.com (10 hours ago)

Guest Post: What 9 Company Hedge Books Are Revealing About The Natural Gas Market

Submitted by Keith Schaefer via OilPrice.com, You can see it clear as day in their hedging strategies... Natural gas producers are increasingly bearish on prices for their sector. The numbers tell the tale.  Canadian gas producers surveyed for the Oil and Gas Investments Bulletin hedged AECO-sold production at $5.27...

zerohedge.com (10 hours ago)

Wiregrass part of nationwide increase in corn production

An increased demand has led farmers across the country, including some in the Wiregrass, to increase corn crops this year.

dothaneagle.com (11 hours ago)

A Clever Plastic Brace Turns Long-Stemmed Flowers Into Their Own Vase

Florists around the country, pay attention. If you're looking for a value-added reason for people to buy a dozen roses from your shop, then find a way to get this brilliant Crown Vase put into production and include one with every bouquet. Designed by Lambert Rainville, a student at the Royal College of Art, the...

gizmodo.com (12 hours ago)

Feds pull plug on Ky. uranium plant and 1,000 jobs

The operator of a Cold War-era plant in western Kentucky that supplies enriched uranium to nuclear power plants said Friday it plans to cease production after failing to reach a…Click to Continue »

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Iron, Steam & Money by Roger Osborne

The innovations from 1769 to 1804 that transformed production methods succeeded, Osborne says, because of a coal-fuelled economy. He roots...

thetimes.co.uk (12 hours ago)

'Real Housewives' Salary Dispute: LuAnn de Lesseps Is 'New York's' Lone Holdout

Fellow cast member Aviva Drescher signs as production gets underway, leaving the original cast member unlikely to return to the Bravo series in her previous capacity -- if at all.    

hollywoodreporter.com (12 hours ago)

Feds pull plug on Ky. uranium plant and 1,000 jobs

The operator of a Cold War-era plant in western Kentucky that supplies enriched uranium to nuclear power plants said Friday it plans to cease production after failing to reach a…Click to Continue »

kentucky.com (12 hours ago)

Bull Run Cider takes root in Forest Grove as county's only hard cider producer

Peter Mulligan and Galen Williams hope to revitalize hard cider production in Washington County with their organic craft ciders.

oregonlive.com (13 hours ago)

Va. man sentenced to 14 years in jail for producing child porn

A former Maryland preschool teacher convicted of producing child pornography was sentenced to 14 years in prison Friday, prosecutors said. James Douglas Manring, 54, of Fredericksburg, Va., had been accused of filming himself performing sex acts on preschool students in the late 1990s while he was teaching at a...

washingtonpost.com (13 hours ago)

Rupert Murdoch plans to 'poison' News Corp takeover bids

Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation has established a so-called "poison pill" mechanism in an attempt to thwart a hostile takeover bid when it separates its entertainment and publishing businesses. The plan, which will be in place for a year, will act as a powerful disincentive to anyone seeking to challenge Murdoch's...

guardian.co.uk (13 hours ago)

BBC suspends technology officer after Digital Media Initiative failure

The BBC has suspended its chief technology officer and admitted wasting nearly £100m on a five-year project intended to make the corporation "tapeless", saying that to continue with the project would be "throwing good money after bad". The Digital Media Initiative (DMI) was supposed to create a production system...

guardian.co.uk (14 hours ago)

'Aida' expands many horizons for student cast of All-City Musical

The Cleveland School District presents the 14th annual All-City Musical, a production of Elton John and Tim Rice's "Aida," next week at the Ohio Theatre in PlayhouseSquare.

cleveland.com (14 hours ago)

FDA investigates contaminated drug in Brunswick County

The federal Food and Drug Administration is investigating the production of an injectable steroid

starnewsonline.com (14 hours ago)

BBC labels Stormont minister member of 'Sinn Fein/IRA'

The BBC apologised for a Question Time production gaffe that saw a Stormont minister labelled as being a member of "Sinn Fein/IRA".    

telegraph.co.uk (15 hours ago)

Interactive: Beer production in Maine’s 10 largest breweries

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