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Indian, Mexico sign agreement in civil aviation, energy
India and Mexico have signed two agreements for cooperation in civil aviation and energy sectors as part of their efforts to strengthen bilateral ties. Union Minister for Non-Conventional Energy Vilasrao Muttemwar and Mexico's Minister for Foreign Relation Patricia Espinoza and Secretary of Energy Georgana Kessel inked the agreements in the city on Thursday.
Maoists give Nepal king 4 weeks to leave palace
Nepal's former Maoist guerrillas, who fought a 10-year-long civil war to oust the nation's ruling royal dynasty, have now given embattled King Gyanendra a deadline of four weeks to quit the palace, following their stunning victory in this month's crucial election....Ex-rebel chief Prachanda looks headed for Nepal leadership
For more than a decade, Prachanda the chief of Nepal's Maoists led a bloody civil war in the rugged Himalayan foothills and carried a price on his head. He is now probably going to be Nepal's first president....Pakistan coalition partners to meet over differences
Leaders of Pakistan's new coalition will meet this week to settle differences over the restoration of judges dismissed by President Pervez Musharraf who could reopen legal challenges to his rule....
Australian police ignored evidence of Haneef's innocence
Indian doctor Mohamed Haneef, wrongly accused of involvement in the failed United Kingdom terror plot, was innocent all along but the Australian police ignored a vital evidence in the botched case....Three arrested for involvement in killing of Indians
Authorities in Afghanistan have arrested three people for alleged involvement in the Saturday's suicide attack in which two Border Roads Organisation (BRO) officials of India and an Afghan driver were killed....Bush unlikely to boycott Olympics
For President Bush, it would seem a small gesture to make a big point: Staying away from the opening ceremonies of the Beijing Summer Olympics would send a clear signal of U.S. anger over China's crackdown against anti-Beijing Tibetan protesters....Hindu tortured and killed in Karachi blasphemy dispute
Dozens of Muslim workers beat to death a Hindu colleague at a factory in Karachi on Tuesday for alleged blasphemy. According to the media reports the worker named Jagdish Kumar, 25, was tortured and killed at the garments factory after a heated debate on religion....
Eliminate nuke weapons in a time-bound framework
India has sought an "unequivocal commitment" from all nuclear-weapon states to prohibit development, production and stockpiling of nuclear weapons for their non-discriminatory and verifiable elimination within a specified time-frame....Indian dock workers from Mississippi seek UN help
Accusing the Indian government of "abandoning" them to their fate, Indian dock workers from Mississippi have now sought the help of the United Nations against, what they call, modern day slavery....- One killed as police, mob clash in Jharkhand
- Chatwal plans mega hotel projects in Punjab
- WBJEE 2008 - West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination 2008
- 500 TCS staffers resign
- Attacks against Indian Culture & the role of media in it
Animesh Parashar
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11 December, 2008 07:38:42
@ Mr. Sreedhar Ramamurthi
Dear Sir,
I suppose that You are not aware of the growth of naxal movements in that part of the State.
Here in this ...
Animesh Parashar
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11 December, 2008 07:36:19
@ Mr. Sreedhar Ramamurthi
Dear Sir,
I suppose that You are not aware of the growth of naxal movements in that part of the State.
Here in this ...
Sreedhar Ramamurthi
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07 December, 2008 02:35:52
This is a tale of contiued harassment of the tribals. The police is concocting a relationship with Maoists where there is none and these people ...
sarvesh kanaujia
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20 October, 2008 04:09:20
dempo will win the match and reach the final....Dempo rocks....
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Perry Barber
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28 September, 2008 06:12:03
Revathi rocks! As a woman who has been umpiring baseball here in the United States and all over the world since 1981, I can appreciate ...
