India
L’Inde au défi du pillage
Confronté à un engouement mondial pour ses antiquités le pays a adopté des lois strictes pour juguler lexportation illicite de son patrimoine archéologique et culturel. Mais la mise en oeuvre de ces lois reste un défi majeur en raison de la pauvreté qui alimente le pillage et de linsuffisance du personnel de surveillance des sites.
India: Heritage theft remains a challenge
Faced with an increasing demand for its art objects in the global antiquities market India has introduced strict laws to curb the illicit export of its archaeological and cultural heritage. However the implementation of these laws remains a major challenge due to the poverty that fuels looting and the lack of adequate security to protect historical monuments.
No. 47315. Argentina and India
Memorandum of Understanding on Antarctic Co-Operation Between The Government of The Argentine Republic and The Government of The Republic of India. New Delhi 5 July 2006 [United Nations Treaty Series vol. 2661 I-47315.]
No. 51444. United Nations and India
Exchange of letters constituting an Agreement between the United Nations and the Government of India on the holding of the Workshop on the Regular Process for global reporting and assessment of the state of the marine environment including socio-economic aspects to be held in Chennai India from 25 to 27 November 2013. New York 3 October 2013 and 14 October 2013
No. 51428. International Development Association and India
Financing Agreement (Bihar Panchayat Strengthening Project) between India and the International Development Association (with schedules appendix and International Development Association General Conditions for Credits and Grants dated 31 July 2010). New Delhi 27 June 2013
No. 51163. United States of America and India
Agreement between the Department of Defense of the United States of America and the Ministry of Defense of the Republic of India concerning Exchange of Research and Development Information (with appendix). Washington 9 September 2003 and New Delhi 7 February 2004
No. 44534. International Bank for Reconstruction and Development and India
LOAN AGREEMENT (HIMACHAL PRADESH STATE ROADS PROJECT) BETWEEN INDIA AND THE INTERNATIONAL BANK FOR RECONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT. NEW DELHI 7 AUGUST 2007 [United Nations Treaty Series vol. 2481 I-44534.]
No. 50911. United States of America and India
Agreement between the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration of the United States of America and the Ministry of Environment and Forests of the Republic of India for cooperation in the GLOBE Program (with appendices). New Delhi 25 August 2000
No. 50959. International development association and India
Financing Agreement (Karnataka Watershed Development Project II) between India and the International Development Association (with schedules appendix and International Development Association General Conditions for Credits and Grants dated 31 July 2010). New Delhi 11 February 2013
No. 51090. United Nations and India
Exchange of letters constituting an Agreement between the United Nations and the Government of India on the hosting of the first Train-the-Trainers Course on the United Nations Standardized Pre-deployment Training for Formed Police Units to be held at the Central Reserve Police Force Academy in Gurgaon India from 7 November to 16 December 2011. New York 31 October 2011 and 4 November 2011
No. 51120. United States of America and India
Agreement between the Government of the United States of America and the Government of the Republic of India concerning security measures for the protection of classified military information. Washington 17 January 2002
Mark tully, una leyenda viva de la radio en la India
Durante más de 25 años la voz de Mark Tully fue una de las más oídas por los radioescuchas de la India. Este reportero radiofónico corresponsal de la BBC cubrió todos los acontecimientos importantes que acompasaron la historia reciente del país hasta mediados de la década de 1990. Fue testigo de una época en que la radio era un medio de comunicación de primer orden para llegar a las masas y en que las comunicaciones telefónicas eran aleatorias y las grabaciones se hacían en cintas magnetofónicas que se enviaban luego a las redacciones de las emisoras.
Mark Tully, légende des ondes en Inde
Pendant plus d'un quart de siècle Mark Tully a été l'une des voix les plus écoutées en Inde. Jusqu'au milieu des années 1990 ce reporter de la BBC a couvert tous les événements importants qui ont scandé l'histoire récente du pays. Il témoigne aussi d'une époque où la radio était un média privilégié pour atteindre les masses où les communications téléphoniques étaient aléatoires et les enregistrements se faisaient sur des bandes magnétiques qu'il fallait envoyer aux rédactions.