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Griffin Avoids Religious Controversy in India - Sort of

By Keith Cowing on September 26, 2007 12:12 AM.

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NASA chief stays away from Ram Sethu controversy, Sify.com

"The chief of the National Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA), Michael Griffin, on Tuesday refused to be drawn into the controversy over whether the Adam's Bridge or 'Ram Sethu' was man-made or a natural formation. ... When further probed about the "religious controversy" in India, the NASA chief said "frankly, I am not a religious person and I am not interested in a religious controversy. I have more things to do than engaging in a religious controversy."

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