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102. BBC NEWS | Americas | Geography: The Lost World 56% of Americans were unable to locate india, home to 17% of the world s population.The president of the National Geographic Society, John Fahey, bemoaned the http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/2496427.stm

NEWS SPORT WEATHER WORLD SERVICE ... A-Z INDEX SEARCH You are in: Americas News Front Page Africa Americas ... Programmes SERVICES Daily E-mail News Ticker Mobile/PDAs Text Only ... Help LANGUAGES EDITIONS Change to UK Wednesday, 20 November, 2002, 18:39 GMT Geography: The lost world The results highlight geography education gaps If you are lost, don't ask a young person for directions - that is the message coming out of an international survey of 18-24 year olds conducted by America's National Geographic Society. More than 3,000 young adults in nine countries were tested on their geographical knowledge - with some alarming results. Countries tested Sweden Germany Italy France Japan Britain United States Canada Mexico Despite a deluge of news about the prospect of a war against Saddam Hussein, only 13% of Americans tested could point Iraq out on a map of the world. Perhaps even more worrying - when confronted with the same map, only 89% of Americans could find their own country! The surveyors asked the youngsters to answer 56 questions on geographic knowledge and current events.

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105. New Dinosaur Species Found In India in india Stefan Lovgren for National Geographic News August 13, 2003. View a galleryof Rajasaurus narmadensis, including a chart, illustration, and photos http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2003/08/0812_030812_indiadinosaur.html

Sign up for our free e-mail newsletter Also see: Today's Top Stories This Story E-mail this story Sponsored in part by Make the New Year a Smart Year Save 43 percent on National Geographic BONUS: Order online, get FREE collector's edition New Dinosaur Species Found in India Stefan Lovgren for National Geographic News August 13, 2003 View a gallery of Rajasaurus narmadensis , including a chart, illustration, and photos >> A new species of dinosaur was announced by Indian and American scientists today: a 30-foot (9-meter), horned carnivore that hunted other dinosaurs 65 million years ago. A reconstruction of the dinosaur's skull (see photo gallery ) may shed light on how the continents drifted into their present positions and what might have caused the extinction of the dinosaurs. Read the full Rajasaurus was stocky and around 30 feet (9 meters) long. Among the features that make the dinosaur a new species, paleontologist Jeff Wilson cites what may have been a small, rounded horn above its skull. National Geographic Magazine Go>> Dinorama National Geographic's online world of dinosaurs Go>> Dinosaur News Index National Geographic News' most recent stories about dinosaurs on one page: Go>> Sink your teeth into the world's finest photography, every month of the year.

106. Has Mysterious Killer Of India's Vultures Been Found? in part by Supported by the National Science Foundation. Has Mysterious Killer ofIndia s Vultures Been Found? John Roach for National Geographic News Updated http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2004/01/0128_040128_indiavultures.html

Sign up for our free e-mail newsletter Also see: Today's Top Stories This Story E-mail this story Sponsored in part by Supported by the National Science Foundation Has Mysterious Killer of India's Vultures Been Found? John Roach for National Geographic News Updated May 4, 2004 When Lindsay Oaks went to Pakistan in the year 2000, there were so many vultures that he got bored looking at them. Now, three years later, the raptors are nearly gone. Within a few years, they may be extinct. The culprit appears to be a drug akin to aspirin and ibuprofen. In a study that sheds light on a decade-old mystery, Oaks, a veterinary microbiologist at Washington State University in Pullman, and colleagues link the vulture deaths to the recent and widespread use of diclofenac, a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug that has become a popular treatment for ailing livestock throughout the Indian subcontinent. Read the full An immature Oriental white-backed vulture (left) and an adult one (right) pick at an animal carcass. A study headed by veterinary microbiologist Lindsay Oaks now suggests that the cause of many vulture deaths over the last several years in Pakistan, India, and Nepal could be a painkiller commonly fed to ailing livestock. Photo by Munir Virani / Funding for this Earth-systems science story was provided by the National Science Foundation.

107. India from abroad. OpEd by Ambassador Mulford Supporting Human Rightsand Democracy The US Record 2003-2004 in india. A New Strategic http://www.state.gov/p/sa/ci/in/

Bureau of South Asian Affairs Country Information India Remarks India-Pakistan Relations Press Releases Fact Sheets ... U. S. Embassy India Ambassador David C. Mulford Background Notes Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members (CIA) World Factbook (CIA) ... Country Studies (Library of Congress) Highlights Interview on India's New Delhi Television Secreatary Powell was interviewed on NDT by Maya Mirchandani on the U.S.-India relationship and other issues. New Government in India Ambassador Mulford congratulates Dr. Manmohan Singh and all the ministers on being sworn in to India's new government. The U.S. is a Great Place to Study More Indian students are studying in the United States today than ever before. Home to the world's best educational institutions, the U.S. is always ready to accept qualified students from abroad. [ Op-Ed by Ambassador Mulford] Supporting Human Rights and Democracy The U.S. Record 2003-2004 in India A New Strategic Relationship Assistant Secretary Rocca's remarks on the promise for a partnership offering enormous benefits to both our countries. This site is managed by the Bureau of Public Affairs, U.S. Department of State.

108. World InfoZone - India Information - Page 1 india has a variety of geographical features mountain ranges, valleys, desertregions, tropical rain forests, fertile plains and a dry plateau. http://www.worldinfozone.com/country.php?country=India

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