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NEPAL'S PARLIAMENT DISSOLVED, INTERIM LEGISLATURE TO MEET MONDAY
15 Jan 2007 14:29:59 GMT
Source: Reuters

NEPAL'S PARLIAMENT DISSOLVED, INTERIM LEGISLATURE TO MEET MONDAY - OFFICIALS

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Water flows from a diesel-fuelled pump at the Keoladeo national park at Bharatpur, about 220 km (140 miles) south of New Delhi February 7, 2007. For years, tourists have come to India's Keoladeo Ghana National Park to gaze at shimmering, bird-flocked wetlands stretching to the horizon. But where there were once vast lakes, recent visitors instead find a few puddles nursed by a network of stuttering diesel-fuelled pumps, which suck up groundwater from deep beneath the parched earth. Picture taken February 7, 2007. To match feature INDIA-BIRDS.