T20: McCullum steers New Zealand to thrilling win

The champion of  T20 cricket is having tough time visiting New Zealand. It's tour to New Zealand didnt get off to the best start after they were comprehensively beaten by the hosts. Despite losing partners...

Protests continue in Pakistan over Sharif's disqualification

Protests by supporters of former Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif continued  for third consecutive day in the wake of a Supreme Court verdict declaring their leaders ineligible to contest...

Tanks enter Bangladesh Rifles headquarters, search on for missing

Bangladeshi Army tanks rolled into the Bangladesh Rifles (BDR) headquarters, where mutinous troopers who had battled the army for 33-hours had been holed up, in the capital city Friday morning as search...

Slowdown pulls down India's growth to 5.3 percent

The signs of worldwide economic downturns have started showing in world's second fastest growing economy India. India's econmy grew at its lowest rate in almost six years in the third quaeter ending at December. The slowdown has raised questions about projected growth for...

Bangladesh mutiny hits trade,movement across India-Bangla borders

The rebellion in Bangladesh Rifles has brought to a halt the bus services between Dhaka and the two Indian cities of Kolkata and Agartala for an indefinite period causing hardships to commuters. The Agartala-Dhaka and Dhaka-Kolkata bus services have been suspended for an...

Most rape cases in Nepal occurred in day light

There has been a startling and interesting revelation in Nepal in a study about the sexual abuse cases against women and children in Nepal. The study found that most of the cases of sexual abuses against women and children have been recorded in the daylight. Interestingly the...

T20: India suffer early setbacks after flying start

Virender Sehwag and Suresh Raina fell in quick succession as India lost early wickets after the visitors were put in to bat. New Zealand won the toss and elected to bowl in the second Twenty20 International at Wellington on Friday. " Daniel Vettori won his second consecutive...

India tops world hunger chart

Despite consistent economic growth over last many years, India is failing to provide proper food to its malnourished population. India's 230 million rural people are undernourished. This is the highest for any...

Nepal vows to probe royal massacre

Nepal’s Maoist government Thursday pledged a fresh probe into the midnight massacre in the royal palace nearly eight years ago in which the then king Birendra and his entire family were killed. Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal Prachanda Thursday inaugurated the...

Editor of Sri Lankan Tamil newspaper arrested for questioning

Government troops have arrested an editor of a tamil language newspaper for aiding a rebel air attack on the capital last week. He became latest victim in a string of attacks on the war-wracked island's journalists. The family member of N. Vidyatharan, chief editor of the...

Indian company Tata to launch Nano on March 23

Indian automobile company Tata Motors will launch the much-awaited Tata Nano car in Mumbai on March 23, 2009. The cars will be on display at Tata Motors dealerships from the first week of April 2009. Bookings...

Fire at Pakistan's Marriott Hotel in Islamabad

Five months after a suicide bomb attacked Marriott Hotel in Pakistani capital Islamabad , there is initial report about a fire breaking out in the Marriott hotel in the Pakistani capital. More details are awaited. ...

Slumdog team welcomed with cheers and tears of joy in India

Resul Pookutty, India's Oscar winner for Slumdog Millionnaire, arrived in Mumbai airport along with actor Irfan Khan. There was a grand reception planned for awaiting him. As crowds celebrated his homecoming,...

Bangladesh mutineers agree to surrender arms

After holding talks with rebel Paramilitary forces, a senior Bangladeshi minister has said that the mutineers Bangladesh Rifles forces would lay down their arms by afternoon local time. Agriculture Minister Matia Chowdhury told this morning to reporters that they have agreed...

Pakistan police block Sharif supporters at assembly

After the Pakistan's Supreme Court upheld bans on former prime minister and opposition leader Nawaz Sharif and his brother, Shahbaz, from elected office, Sharif supporters rallying the Pakistan government....
 

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