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Arabs find a hero in 'shoe attacker'

Iraqi journalist Muntazer al-Zaidi (29), who "shoed" US president George Bush, faces up to seven years in jail for "aggression" but one thing is certain: he won't slip into oblivion in a hurry. Zaidi's soaring popularity across the Arab world would more than make up for the prison term he fa...
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250,000 birds culled after bird flu outbreak in Assam

Bangalore: India has culled at least 250,000 birds in Assam to contain an outbreak of bird flu among poultry, a government official said.At least 950 health officials are monitoring the situation in eight of the state's 23 districts where bird flu has been reported, D. Hojai, director of health ...
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101 dead in mumbai terror attacks

MUMBAI (IANS): At least 80 people, including a foreign tourist and four top police officers, were killed and over 250 injured as terrorists struck in yet another series of planned and synchronised gunfire and bomb attacks in the heart of India's financial capital late Wednesday, authorities said...
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Obama announces economic team; Geither for treasury

Washington: President-elect Barack Obama on Monday unveiled his economic team and promised to take "extraordinary policy responses" to save the world's largest economy from a major financial crisis. New York Federal Reserve President Timothy Geithner will take over the post of next Treasury secr...
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Obama wins U.S. presidential election

WASHINGTON : Barack Obama will be the 44th president of the United States, winning an historic election to become the first African American in the White House. He told a vast crowd of supporters at a Chicago park that his election showed the world that the United States real strength was not its mi...
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Leading in every poll, Obama heads for a landslide

WASHINGTON: The momentum for Barack Obama is so great now that Democrats are swinging wildly between giddy euphoria and fearful disbelief. "Stick a fork in McCain, he's done!" one Obama supporter chortled on TV. Moments later, he said it ain't over till it's over.Every single poll now sh...
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US troops kill al-Qaida mastermind in Iraq

BAGHDAD: The US military says it has killed a senior al-Qaida leader suspected of masterminding deadly bombings in Baghdad. The military says US troops acting in self-defence also killed his wife in Friday's firefight. Saturday's statement identifies the man killed as Mahir Ahmad Mahmud Judu...
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India, France sign nuclear agreement

PARIS: Even as the United States remains unable to finish its internal political process on the proposed Indo-U.S. civil nuclear accord, New Delhi and Paris signed on Tuesday an agreement on civil nuclear cooperation, the first of its kind since the Nuclear Suppliers Group agreed to lift internation...
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India, Pak. announce new CBMs to normalise bilateral ties

New York : Injecting a new momentum in the peace process which has come under strain, India and Pakistan today announced a series of confidence building measures, including commencing of cross-LoC trade in Jammu and Kashmir from October 21, and vowed to take "severe action" against any elements invo...
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2,500 stranded Indians allowed to return from Oman

DUBAI: In a special gesture, Oman has decided to allow 2,500 Indians, who were stranded there after expiry of visas, to return home without any penalty. The decision was conveyed by Oman's Inspector General of police and Customs Lt Gen Malik bin Suleiman al Maamari to Minister of State for Ext...
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Trafficking trick: School kids vanish on NASA trip

JALANDHAR,INDIA: It doesn't take rocket science for Indians to disappear in the US. Or does it? In fact, such is the craze for settling abroad that they keep devising new ways to do so ? from joining "bhajan mandlis" or cultural troupes to jumping into containers and even entering into fraudulen...
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Minor fire at Reserve Bank building in Delhi

NEW DELHI,INDIA: A minor fire broke out on the ground floor of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) building in the heart of the capital on Sunday. Eight fire-tenders were rushed to the spot and the fire that broke out around 6.25 p.m. was brought under control by 7.05 p.m. "There is no damage to propert...
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India can expect Japan's support at NSG meet

NEW DELHI,INDIA: India could expect the support of Japan at the upcoming Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) meeting, with a senior official of the country on Monday saying that Tokyo understands New Delhi's energy needs and would adopt an approach that strengthens the non-proliferation regime. Giving...
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UN reauthorizes Darfur peacekeeping

United Nations: The UN Security Council has approved another year of peacekeeping in Sudan's Darfur region despite sharp divisions over genocide charges against the Sudanese President. The United States supports the mission but abstained from the council's 14-0 vote Thursday night. It object...
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Pakistan will not press for vote on Indian deal at IAEA

Vienna: After firing a written salvo against the draft Indian safeguards agreement with the International Atomic Energy Agency, Pakistan has backed off and is all set to join the consensus in favour of approving the text when the nuclear watchdog's Board of Governors meets on August 1.According ...
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Welsh-Sikh teenager wins right to wear kada to school

LONDON: An Anglo Indian teenager has won a landmark victory in the British High Court upholding her right to wear the kada to school as a symbol of her Sikh faith. Tuesday's victory for Sarika Watkins-Singh, who is half Welsh and half-Sikh, is being seen as groundbreaking as it sets a new benchm...
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Obama Web site removes `surge' from Iraq problem

WASHINGTON : Barack Obama's aides have removed criticism of President Bush's increase of troops to Iraq from the campaign Web site, part of an effort to update the Democrat's written war plan to reflect changing conditions.Debate over the impact of President Bush's troop "surge"...
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4 civilians die in bus ambush by LTTE

COLOMBO: At least four civilians were killed and 25 injured on Friday when suspected LTTE cadre fired at a passenger bus plying between Monaragala and Kataragama in southern Sri Lanka.A Defence Ministry statement said 19 of the injured were admitted to the General hospital in Hambantota, and the con...
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India, China compete in Indian Ocean

HAMBANTOTA, Sri Lanka:This battered harbor town on Sri Lanka's southern tip, with its scrawnymen selling even scrawnier fish, seems an unlikely focus for anemerging international competition over energy supply routes that fuelmuch of the global economy. An impoverished place still recoverin...
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No talks on Sikkim issue: India tells China

BEIJING: India on Thursday conveyed toChinese leaders that it was not ready to bring the Sikkim issue in the boundarytalks because there was no dispute concerning that portion of the boundary withChina, informed sources said here on Thursday. ( Watch ) Thisis one of the issues that figured during...
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9/11 mastermind appears at military tribunal

The alleged mastermind of the 9/11 attacks on the US and four other key Al Qaeda suspects have appeared at a military tribunal in Guantanamo Bay. They are arguably the highest value Al Qaeda figures ever to fall into American hands. They face the death penalty on charges of murder, conspiracy a...
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Suicide bomber injures four Canadians

PANJWAI, AFGHANISTAN : Soldiers based at Masum Ghar, a Canadian forward operating base southwest of Kandahar, call it the "coward hour."It's a certain time of the day, when, like clockwork, Taliban insurgents will launch rockets or rocket-propelled grenades into the hilltop base from nearby...
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Kidnapped Indian, Nepalese freed in W Afghanistan

KABUL: One Indian and one Nepalese kidnapped bya criminal gang have been released in western Afghan province of Heratafter 27 days in captivity, Indian embassy in Afghanistan said Sunday.     "We are pleased to inform that Mr. SarangMohammed Naeem, an Indian national, along with his N...
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Moscow hails Lebanon peace deal

MOSCOW : Russia welcomes the deal reachedbetween Lebanon's Western-backed government and the Hezbollah-ledopposition, and mediated by the Arab League, Russia's Foreign Ministrysaid on Friday. The sides agreed on Thursday to a new nationaldialogue to elect a president and form a unity govern...
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Bin Laden: keep fighting against Israel

The leader of al-Qaida Osama bin Ladenhas vowed to keep fighting against the Jewish state and its Westernallies on the occasion of Israel's 60th anniversary in an audioreleased on an Islamist website Friday. "We will continue the fight againstthe Israelis and their allies ... and will not give u...
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Google translator now understands Hindi

LONDON: Identifying the importance that Google accords to theexpanding Indian market, the web search giant has launched Hindi as oneof the languages on its popular Google Translate application.Googlehas announced the addition of ten new languages to its Google Translatefeature, bringing the total of...
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Same-sex couples celebrate ruling

SAN FRANCISCO : Joy and anger greeted California's decision to overturna ban on gay marriage Thursday, with supporters hailing a historicvictory as critics railed against the ruling as an attack on theinstitution of marriage.Thedecision by the California Supreme Court to effectively greenlightsa...
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Rocket fired from Gaza injures 14 Israelis in shopping mall

At least 14 people were wounded ? three of them seriously, includinga child ? when a Grad rocket fired by Gaza militants exploded in ashopping centre in the Mediterranean Israeli city of Ashkelon yesterday. Theattack, one of the most serious from Gaza using longer-range missiles,was ...
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Pakistan troops open fire

Srinagar/Islamabad : In the first violation of the five-year-oldceasefire, Pakistan troops opened unprovoked fire on an Indian borderpost in Tangdhar region in north Kashmir on Tuesday night but nocasualty was reported. Using heavy machine guns and heavy mortars, Pakistani troopstargeted a forward I...
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China's death toll near 10,000 from quake

CHENGDU, CHINA : A powerful earthquake toppled buildings, schoolsand chemical plants Monday in central China, killing nearly 10,000people and trapping untold numbers in mounds of concrete, steel andearth in the country's worst quake in three decades.The 7.9-magnitude quake devastated a region of...
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China's death toll near 10,000 from quake
Nepal arrests hundreds of Tibetan women
22 dead in central US in new round of tornadoes
Six Indians killed in Pennsylvania car crash
Death toll crosses 15,000; Myanmar calls for help
At least 15 dead as boat sinks in Brazil
EU renews sanctions against Myanmar
Indian sentenced for killing Pakistani man in Bahrain
Al-Qaeda resurrects in Pakistan's tribal areas: US
Indian taxi driver stabbed in Australia
NATO soldier among 17 killed in Afghan attacks
We know exactly where Dawood Ibrahim is: CBI chief
Heavy casualties in Sri Lanka
Gillani rules out talks with militants
Iraq PM seeks neighbours' support
Train priests locally: Malaysia tells Sikhs
76 Indians barred from entering Britain
China holds mock terror drill in Muslim area
Nepal vote counting under way
India images sold at 512,000 pounds at Bonhams
New TV channel for British Asians
Burney visits Kashmir Singh?s village
Zawahiri says Bin Laden in good health
Canadian Sikhs appeal against helmet rule
Pyongyang lashes out at new ROK president
Two UN workers kidnapped in Somalia
NRI posing as SP nabbed in Punjab
Musharraf swears in Pakistan cabinet full of foes
Sikh boy abandoned in London
Two killed as fresh protests rock western China
Gilani sworn in as Pak PM
N-deal: NRIs brief US policymakers
2008 to see LOVE STORY 2050
Bin Laden Issues Warning to EU Over Prophet Cartoons
PMO makes formal appeal for mercy to Sarabjit
For Indians, opportunity knocks in Uruguay
Pak set to have first woman Speaker
Indo-Canadian becomes youngest minister
Tornado blasts through Atlanta, 30 people injured
'Swiss authorities urged to drop graft cases against Zardari'
China says 10 killed in Tibet riots
Hospital mistreats HIV+ pregnant woman
Scarlett case: Goa police issue lookout notice
China refutes Dalai Lama
1 guilty for cutting Sikh's hair in US
Osama, Mullah Omar not enemies of Pakistan: Taliban
'Indian doctors denied dues by Kuwait ministry'
Blast at US army recruitment centre
British girl's family allege police of 'covering up' rape
Males find it harder to forgive than females: study
Hope kept me alive: Kashmir Singh
Kirpan barred, so Sikh group to skip meeting with Pope
Son kills father over Rs 20
Moga sex scandal: AIG, SP held
43% of Hindus in US earn above USD100,000 per yr: Survey
Govt hopeful of N-deal: Pratibha Patil
'Check details before NRI marriage'
Six Indian fishermen arrested in Pakistan
Woman raped near Haryana Raj Bhavan
Zardari, Sharif join hands
1 British soldier killed, 1 wounded in Afghanistan
We are not trying to shape people's decision in Pakistan: US
Two Indians killed in Iraq suicide blast
Pak Opposition to meet, discuss govt formation
24 killed in iron ore mine blast in north China
UK's first state-funded Hindu school to start from September
Indian jailed for sexual assault
Bhutto, Sharif parties in talks for coalition govt
PPP emerges biggest party in Pakistan polls
Sikh motorcyclist takes turban versus helmet dispute to court in Canada
Taslima can seek asylum in France: Envoy
?Sikhs not a minority in Punjab?
Georgian billionaire died of natural causes
Pakistan envoy?s vehicle recovered
Canada says balle balle to Punjabi
UK plans to ban illegal downloaders from internet
Car bomb blast kills 33 in northern Iraq
Indian-American clerk killed in US
Tamil leader wants India to help nab Prabhakaran
17 Indian sailors stranded off Somalia coast
Israel reduces power supply to Gaza
Plane hijacker committed to hospital
Bhutto killed by bomb, not bullets: Scotland Yard report
Pakistan govt to hold talks with Taliban
Military: 12 Sri Lankan Rebels Killed
Nepal gets its first all women private radio
Patiala court to give verdict in Kandahar hijacking case
'No support from SGPC in turban row'
US, Russia agree to boost uranium imports
Britain hikes immigration fee
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