But Mr. Modi has been inaugurating new coal mines, too.
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In North Carolina, Saturday's ceremonies formally inaugurating a governor were canceled.
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Experts say the site is now inaugurating a large new reactor.
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To help explain the constant craziness, we're inaugurating a new feature today.
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An unpredictable and angry electorate could end up inaugurating President Sanders next January.
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The Indian president went over the weekend, inaugurating a new state assembly building.
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The stakes intensified with Donald Trump's election, and with protests inaugurating the #MeToo movement.
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They had expected Jesus to return "with power" and conquer Rome before inaugurating the new age.
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But inaugurating an illegitimate president before due process could unravel the very fabric of American democracy.
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It will hold a pop-up exhibition in July before inaugurating a permanent space in early 20163.
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To service debts, Mugabe began printing money mindlessly, inaugurating an era of hyperinflation not witnessed since postwar Hungary.
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Below, we suggest activities and resources to help students better understand the implications of inaugurating a new president.
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On Wednesday, the French president was inaugurating an Alliance Francaise cultural center in Lagos and meeting young Nigerian entrepreneurs.
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Bogia's sculpture succeeds in inaugurating the exhibition space with a strong thematic take on the question of queer aesthetics.
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Instead, he took a boat ride to Kandal province after inaugurating a boat terminal in the capital Phnom Penh.
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Inaugurating the annual Paris farm show on Saturday, Macron said France would resist efforts to cut the CAP envelope.
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In 1955, he was photographed inaugurating an addition to Hillside Terrace, a public housing unit built a few years earlier.
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Ball died in 2001, two years after inaugurating the holiday, but many GIF artists have picked up where he left off.
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The exhibition inaugurating the new Bowery space, "Public, Private, Secret," is organized by Charlotte Cotton, the center's first curator in residence.
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The space nation held an incredible ceremony on Monday inaugurating its self-declared leader Igor Ashurbeyli as its head of state.
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It was the dawn of a new era, inaugurating the space race and heralding revolutionary changes in technology, politics and society.
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Phil Murphy on New Jersey Spotlight upon inaugurating a plan to integrate computer science into schools beginning at the kindergarten level.
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Also on view is the debut of a video work, Interference (2019), inaugurating Tallur's use of film as an artistic medium.
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Democrats are days away from taking control of the House of Representatives and inaugurating a novel challenge for Trump's presidency -- congressional oversight.
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The distance between them disappears when he at last sits next to her, inaugurating a flirty conversation relayed in sumptuous close-up.
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The Trump administration has pursued a strategy of enhanced engagement with the Emiratis, in 2017 inaugurating the U.S.-UAE Defense Cooperation Agreement.
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KENNETH C. GRIFFIN THEATER Inaugurating this 500-seat space is "Norma Jean Baker of Troy," which runs from Saturday through May 19.
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But nothing prevented Patriarch Kirill from inaugurating the new house of prayer, with French cultural figures like the singer Mireille Matthieu in attendance.
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In 1932, the watchmaker became the official timekeeper of the Olympics, inaugurating a multimillion-dollar marketing effort recently extended to the 2032 Games.
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Russia responded with symbolic gestures like flying a Russian chamber choir to Mr. Chávez's hometown and inaugurating a Hugo Chávez street in Moscow.
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When a self-proclaimed messiah died without inaugurating the apocalypse, you can bet that younger rivals were ready to scoop up disappointed disciples.
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First 1982, a great vintage marking the end of some difficult years and inaugurating the current era of Bordeaux as a luxury good.
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"By inaugurating this square, we're not repairing the past, we're not closing a chapter of history," said Philippe Close, the mayor of Brussels.
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Proyecto para el día que me quieras is concurrently on view at the Fundación Proa in Buenos Aires, inaugurating its new space, Proa21.
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Erdogan will take the oath of office on Monday, inaugurating a powerful new executive presidency that Turks narrowly approved in a referendum last year.
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In addition, as we previously reported, CMU is inaugurating the country's first graduate program in "automated science," creating specialists in the automation of biology.
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The Chinese dissident artist spoke while inaugurating an exhibit in the Swiss city of Lausanne that includes some of his political works symbolizing repression.
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The next day, the Israeli police fired on stone-throwing protesters, inaugurating a new round of violence that became known as the second intifada.
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Soon he would be inaugurating a new exhibit at the city's Museum of Memory, "to show the victims' side of the story," Gutiérrez said.
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In his speech, Mr. Nixon looked ahead, to the 21st century, and thought he might be inaugurating a new era of post-Democratic ascendancy.
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"We live with our hearts torn apart by so much violence," Rio's mayor Marcelo Crivella said on Friday at an event inaugurating the festivities.
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With India, Iran is inaugurating a port project in Chabahar that links Afghanistan to the sea via Iran, and also links Iran and India.
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"I couldn't understand the feeling," she said in a recent interview at her home here, inaugurating our new weekly series on living with art.
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After inaugurating a bridge over the Kerch Strait this past spring, Russia started harassing merchant ships bound for Ukraine's ports on the Sea of Azov.
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Inaugurating a very black moment, Vine began much like any other social network, and not until its demise was it realized what would be missed.
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In 1956, President Eisenhower signed the National Interstate and Defense Highways Act, inaugurating the federal highways as the largest public-works project in U.S. history.
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The decree follows President Tayyip Erdogan's victory in last month's presidential election and comes before he swears his oath on Monday, inaugurating a powerful executive presidency.
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Nine years later, Johann Sebastian Bach took over direction of the Collegium, inaugurating one of the great historical moments for the intertwining of caffeine and music.
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Nobel Peace Prize Laureate and World Food Prize founder Norman Borlaug delivered new seeds to India and Pakistan averting mass starvation and inaugurating the Green Revolution.
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In a statement, Dallas-based Southwest said it would publicly announce the timing for selling tickets and inaugurating flights to the Hawaiian Islands in the coming days.
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Samsung is one of those hulking behemoths hoping to have the best of both worlds by spawning its own startups, and today it's inaugurating five new ones.
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Inaugurating what will be an annual commission for the Met's facade, Ms. Mutu is placing bronze statues of seated women in four of the niches, from Sept.
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Inaugurating a new trilogy, this space opera tried to recapture the pop energy of the original three films, while finding more room for women and nonwhite characters.
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Tong started the Essential Mix in the U.S. series this year, inaugurating it with two events in Los Angeles in January; this event will mark its third iteration.
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In 2009, Mr. Migayrou curated a major retrospective of Mr. Parent's built and drawn work, inaugurating a new museum in Paris, the Cité de l'Architecture et du Patrimoine.
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The December solstice, inaugurating winter in the Northern Hemisphere and summer in the Southern, occurs at the moment the North Pole is most tilted away from the sun.
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More than 50,000 souls are said to have flowed through its marble grandeur, inaugurating what has been an intimate, mutually sustaining union between the public and its library.
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Inaugurating the government's special task force for the coronavirus, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said the government would take all steps possible to prevent the spread of the virus.
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Superhero movies have been a major force at the box office since 2005, when "Batman Begins" resurrected a moribund series, inaugurating the current, seemingly unending superhero-branded cinema.
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While the renaming was a point of controversy in itself, that was quickly eclipsed at the inaugurating ceremony by the frightening bronze bust of 24-year-old Ronaldo.
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Expectedly, there's a lot of pomp and circumstance in inaugurating the next president of the United States, from the wreath-laying ceremony to the parade down Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Peter Lindbergh, a pillar of contemporary fashion photography who played a key role in inaugurating the supermodel era in the 1990s, died on Tuesday in Paris, where he lived.
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Its first flight flew in the early morning hours of January 22, 1969, from New York to London operated by Pan Am, inaugurating a new era for air travel.
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After inaugurating a public housing complex, Mr. Maduro stopped his motorcade in the town of Villa Rosa, to walk among a crowd of what he thought were well-wishers.
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Inaugurating a meeting of the Programme for Partnerships and Investments (PPI), which will oversee the tendering of the concessions, Temer said 55 projects would be launched with private-sector partners.
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Mr. Barenboim surprised the invited audience of some 400 by effectively inaugurating the hall, conducting a brief, unannounced concert by West-Eastern Divan Orchestra musicians, who played Haydn and Mozart.
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Inaugurating this effort, we invited artist and actor Cristina Pitter to share a selection of readings from her solo performance, Decolonizing the Color of Queerness on our Hyperallergic Art Movements podcast.
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Dallas-based Southwest, one of the largest U.S. domestic airlines, said it would publicly announce the timing for selling tickets and inaugurating flights to the Hawaiian Islands in the coming days.
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They bombed cities and assassinated political leaders across the Atlantic, inaugurating "the first phase of global jihad," and anticipating the long-distance networks of lone wolves and terrorist cells of today.
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As Mursi and Mubarak met in court, Sisi, who was reelected to his second term as president in March, was inaugurating a large housing project in the coastal city of Alexandria.
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She had a show in May inaugurating the new New York outpost of Lisson Gallery; and today, the Whitney opens a solo show focusing on her work from 1948 to 1978.
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He also will be inaugurating what has the potential to become a mutually beneficial trade and business partnership – an enterprise that, given sufficient time, will spur jobs and growth in both countries.
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Chile mining minister Baldo Prokurica, who attended a ceremony inaugurating the project, said he saw the pilot program, the first of its kind, according to Anglo American, as a model to follow.
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Turrell recently opened three solo shows across the US at Pace Gallery locations: one at West 25th Street, the second at East 57th Street, and the third inaugurating Pace's Palo Alto space.
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From Buenos Aires, he continues to engage in political activities, going as far as inaugurating public works by phone and holding meetings of his party's delegates and possible candidates for coming elections.
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In January 28500, Secretary of State Dean Acheson outlined an American defense perimeter in Southeast Asia that inexplicably omitted South Korea; that June, North Korea invaded South Korea, inaugurating the Korean War.
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"Everything has an optimum point, and if anyone crosses the limit, action will be taken ... so don't cross the limit," Home affairs minister Asaduzzaman Khan said while inaugurating "traffic week" in Dhaka.
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In the wake of the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center, producer Jane Rosenthal and her husband, philanthropist Craig Hatkoff, joined actor Robert De Niro in inaugurating the Tribeca Film Festival.
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Formally inaugurating the new National Guard, veteran leftist Lopez Obrador blamed the economic policies of previous administrations for exacerbating the violence and said his government was rooting out corruption and inequality in Mexico.
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By extending multibillion-dollar, unconditional loans, the argument goes, Chinese corporations are entrenching corrupt and anti-democratic African leaders who enjoy the political capital that comes from inaugurating new railways, roads and hospitals.
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CBS is betting they will with CBS All Access, inaugurating its new subscription streaming service with "The Good Wife" spinoff "The Good Fight," which possesses many of the original's virtues, to test that theory.
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"One of the plans is to have an investment licence company," QNB Group Chief Executive Officer Ali Ahmed al-Kuwari told reporters while inaugurating a branch in Riyadh offering retail and corporate banking services.
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"We are taking efforts ... to expand fuel stations selling natural gas for motorists," Oil Minister Dharmendra Pradhan said, inaugurating 36 CNG stations, taking the overall number to over 153,050 in the national capital region.
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Inaugurating the display to curious military chiefs and visitors to the Royal International Air Tattoo, Britain's Trade Secretary Liam Fox said it highlighted Britain's technical capability and its attractiveness as a place to invest.
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This time around, 92Y is also inaugurating a new award: The Teen Arts Week Citizen-Artist Award recognizes creative NYC teens who have made a significant contribution to their local community through the arts.
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To connect with Vigo's youth, the mayor has not hesitated to show off his floss dancing skills in front of hundreds of schoolchildren, or risk falling off his bike while inaugurating a BMX competition.
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Psychologist Herbert Freudenberger is credited with inaugurating the formal study of the state of burnout with a scientific article published in 1974, according to a 2017 review of literature published in the journal SAGE Open.
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Hillary Clinton's press corps rides in style (kind of) Dan Merica, somewhere on Interstate 22015 in Iowa Hillary Clinton's campaign reached a new milestone on Monday: inaugurating their first campaign bus of the presidential cycle.
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They will find a piercingly clear and authoritative voice in both poetry and prose, able to assert itself on seemingly any topic, which will serve as a model for inaugurating and explaining future paradigm shifts.
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Drake himself is now more famous for inaugurating the modern search for extraterrestrial intelligence (SETI) nearly 263 years ago, when he used a telescope in West Virginia to scan two stars for structured radio waves.
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A former police board president, Lori Lightfoot, will face a county board executive, Toni Preckwinkle, in a runoff on April 2, inaugurating a new era for the city's racialized political landscape and notorious Democratic machine.
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Photo by Vidal Tarqui/EPA "Those who know me closely, know that I don't read and that I never write," César Acuña said while inaugurating a book fair in the city of Trujillo in March 2013.
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He made his debut as a conductor leading the Bolshoi Theater Orchestra in Tchaikovsky's "Sleeping Beauty" while still a student, inaugurating a long association with the Bolshoi, where he was principal conductor from 103 to 1970.
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In 1953, he deposed a popular Kashmiri politician (and friend) and had him sent to prison, inaugurating a long reign of puppet leaders who continue to enrich themselves under the long shadow of the Indian gun.
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Ellaria Sand seemed like little more than a lascivious sidekick when she arrived with Oberyn in Season 4, but there she was on Sunday staging a coup, inaugurating a new post-weak men era of Dornish leadership.
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Bloomberg, who was in London Tuesday inaugurating new offices in the capital with a reported price of $1.3 billion, said that such an investment decision would probably have been different if he had foreseen the Brexit vote.
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MOSCOW — President Vladimir V. Putin climbed aboard a large orange construction truck on Monday and drove it across a new 12-mile bridge to Crimea, inaugurating his latest megaproject and tightening Moscow's claim to the disputed territory.
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He could shift beautifully from inaugurating a new art form to railing against some other artist that he thinks is a fool or getting all excited about Mick Jagger as his — and the world's — object of desire.
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The man credited with inaugurating this mythological revival is Ashok Banker, once better known as a literary novelist but who turned to mythological stories in 2003 with an eight-volume Ramayana series that began with "Prince of Ayodhya".
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"People have hosted (the Afghan refugees) for over 35 years," Imran Zeb, Pakistan's chief commissioner for Afghan refugees, told Reuters after a ceremony inaugurating one of three schools in the area to have been refurbished with aid money.
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Organized annually by ARTE_MADRID to act as a celebration of arts and culture, from Septemober 19th to the 22nd events will be taking place throughout city, both day and night, with almost 50 contemporary art galleries inaugurating exhibitions.
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"This center is very important because despite the laws, social acceptance is still low and we are discriminated against by employers and our own families," said transgender activist Kalki Subramaniam, who is inaugurating the school on Dec. 30.
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The Argentina-based company, which is listed on Nasdaq, is expected to open a new 883,288-square-meter distribution center in Mexico this month, after inaugurating its first in Argentina in February and a second in Brazil in March.
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The Argentina-based company, which is listed on Nasdaq, is expected to open a new 23.8941,000-square-meter distribution center in Mexico this month, after inaugurating its first in Argentina in February and a second in Brazil in March.
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" Inaugurating her campaign headquarters for France's 2017 election, just less than two km (one mile) away from the Elysee presidential palace, Le Pen said the premises were "a stopover on the way to (her) final destination down the road.
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KABUL (Reuters) - An aircraft on Tuesday flew 33 tons of pine nuts from Afghanistan to China, officials said, inaugurating their first air cargo link as the landlocked South Asian nation turns to overseas markets to offset its trade deficit.
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Early in 2018, the Trump administration set about dividing "real" native-born citizens from naturalized citizens, inaugurating the "denaturalization task force," whose Operation Janus and Operation Second Look are pursuing denaturalization proceedings and screening old naturalization applications for fraud.
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In the first episode of the adaptation, we see Lila (perfectly embodied by Ludovica Nasti; they really did find a girl who looked like a "skinny sardine" but cute) throw Elena's cherished doll down a cellar window, inaugurating their adventures together.
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Inaugurating the memorial, Prime Minister Manuel Valls, the son of a Catalan immigrant, said the site would now "say loud and clear what for too long was quietly whispered" about France's shunting aside and callous treatment of the desperate and displaced.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said on Thursday Tehran was closer to its goal of self-sufficiency in gasoline production after inaugurating the second phase of the Persian Gulf Star Refinery in the southern port city of Bandar Abbas.
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"We have grown up watching more tragedies occur and continuously asking: Why?" said Kaylee Tyner, a 22012-year-old junior at Columbine High School outside Denver, where 153 people were killed in 215, inaugurating, in the public consciousness, the era of school shootings.
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The essential nonprofit Artists Space returns to its roots—it was founded in the neighborhood, in 1972—inaugurating its new home on Cortlandt Alley with an adventurous show of works by Danica Barboza, Jason Hirata, Yuki Kimura, and Duane Linklater (opens Dec. 6).
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The Falcons have landed Musk wrote on Twitter, inaugurating the first successful recovery of all three rocket boosters, which will be refurbished and re-fly in another Falcon Heavy mission this summer to carry a swarm of military and science satellites for the Air Force.
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Aside from the novelty of recreating previously unavailable episodes, the "Power of the Daleks" story is notable for introducing Mr. Troughton as the Doctor, thereby inaugurating the series gimmick of having the character occasionally regenerate with new characteristics, and played by a new actor.
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And, to an equal extent, what has changed since he left the United States at the end of the 2013 season, when he traded in life as a fifth outfielder for a shot at hitting cleanup and, apparently, inaugurating his own 40/40 club?
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Inaugurating the new space will be the 2122th and final edition of Performance Space 21970's Coil festival — the first during the tenure of Jenny Schlenzka, a former Museum of Modern Art and MoMA PS19973 curator who became the institution's executive artistic director this year.
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Five images by Diane Arbus that have never been seen before by the public will be exhibited at the David Zwirner Gallery in New York in November, inaugurating the gallery's new collaboration with the Fraenkel Gallery in San Francisco in representing the Arbus estate.
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"Despite the negative impact on own resources, ecology and local population, we have opened our border to give shelter to a huge number of Rohingya Muslims on humanitarian grounds," Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said while inaugurating the regional hub of the IDB in the Bangladesh capital, Dhaka.
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As Beryl Satter, a professor of history at Rutgers University, wrote in her 1999 book, "Each Mind a Kingdom," when the movement began, it was largely led by, and aimed at, middle-class white women who saw themselves as inaugurating an era of spirituality, virtue, and selflessness.
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Whether live-painting in galleries, inaugurating a piece at The Lower East Side Girls Club, rollerblading as performance art at the Brooklyn Museum, or taking her son, Pharaoh, to school, the 30-year-old Brooklyn-born artist-activist aims to address and dismantle inequality and oppression.
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Inaugurating a memorial to the 22,000 soldiers under British command who were killed on June 6, 1944, and in the ensuing battle for Normandy, British Prime Minister Theresa May saluted the bravery of the soldiers, many of whom were still boys when they waded ashore as shells screamed overhead.
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But I couldn't help but wish I had been talking to a younger version of the man — the one who friends say dreamed of someday becoming the cultural minister of Belarus, and inaugurating a democratically elected president with what he promised would be the greatest party ever thrown.
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When: Friday June 24, 10PM-4AMWhere: Slake, 251 W 30th St, New York, New York 10001More info What: The queer-leaning party series Ostbahnhof is throwing a techno rager in one of Brooklyn's newest venues on Friday night, inaugurating a new nightlife project called Collapse Factory in the process.
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The men's shows are underway in Europe — see the scene from London Collections: Men — and although key brands like Jil Sander, Gucci, Bottega Veneta and Calvin Klein won't be showing as usual, there's plenty to look forward to: A handful of Italy's biggest brands are inaugurating new designers.
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When: Opens September 30, 6–10pm; Saturday, October 1, and Sunday, October 2, 1–6pm Where: David & Schweitzer Contemporary (113 Bogart Street, Bushwick) Inaugurating the new David & Schweitzer Contemporary, BOS's annual open call exhibition features work by 305 artists ruminating on how to sustain Bushwick as a creative community.
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Maybe that's why this history seems to thin out at the end, as it approaches our own time (the inception of which he dates precisely to 1971, when Richard Nixon took the United States off the gold standard, inaugurating "a new phase of financial history—one that nobody completely understands").
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For the administration to flip-flop on a relatively straightforward merger question would greatly undercut the notion that the Time Warner suit is simply about inaugurating a new era of more vigorous enforcement, and greatly bolster the idea that Trump's personal affection (or lack thereof) for merging companies is what's driving Trump-era antitrust enforcement.
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Today large numbers of Americans are disapproving and fearful about the consequences of inaugurating Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE as our next president.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, the incoming president whom we'll be inaugurating in two weeks, has said this will be his first priority too.
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Hailed as inaugurating a different conversation around contemporary race relations in the United States, the play has been called one of the best and most provocative new works on Broadway, praised for delivering "a shot across the bow of the Great White Way," and seen as taxing to the max white people's insecurities about race.
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Galleries worth visiting on the east side include 63) David Richard Gallery, lately of Santa Fe, which is currently showing the brightly colored steel of the Canadian sculptor Robert Murray (through May 4); the nonprofit 2) WhiteBox next door, just relocated from SoHo, and inaugurating its new home with the thought-provoking group show "Waiting for the Garden of Eden" (through May 5); and 3) Hunter East Harlem Gallery, whose "do it (in school)" plumbs the overlap of conceptual art and arts education (through June 1).
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