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After the heat, a face-saver
Copenhagen accord sealed after 7-hr impasse, to be turned into legally-binding global treaty
Copenhagen, December 19
Demonstrators shout outside the Bella Centre as they protest against the draft text on climate change produced by negotiators at the Compenhagen Climate Change Conference on Saturday.
The UN climate summit finally passed the Copenhagen accord Saturday after two days of intense negotiations and backroom manoeuvres. The accord, proposed by India and four other countries, is now “operational”, a relieved UN chief, Ban Ki-Moon, said.
Demonstrators shout outside the Bella Centre as they protest against the draft text on climate change produced by negotiators at the Compenhagen Climate Change Conference on Saturday. — Reuters

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It was high drama at the venue of climate talks here last night with US President Barack Obama making a surprise entry into a room where Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and leaders from China, Brazil and South Africa were in a huddle discussing strategy on negotiations.

Gadkari is BJP’s youngest chief
New Delhi, December 19
Nitin Gadkari today took over as national president of the BJP with outgoing president Rajnath Singh announcing his decision to quit his post forthwith at a parliamentary board-cum-press meet here.

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