Pakistan agrees to bring perpetrators of 26/11 to justice.United States of America indulged in a Geopolitics Overlapping War against Terror may not afford Indo Pak Clash in any Circumstance despite the US Militray Presence in South Asia so Vulnerable. Thus, Manmohan and Gilani have no way but to oblige Washington dictation. Kasab case is the Indicator of Strategical Liability of the Brahaminical Governemnt of India Incs led by Superslave LPG Mafia. The divided geopolitics is on Fire as US pushes for Free market Democracy!
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Madhuri Gupta, arrested on charges of spying for Pakistani intelligence agencies, didn't have access to highly classified material but it was too early to divulge more details, Minister of State for External Affairs Preneet Kaur said.• Woman spy case: Doctor couple quizzed in Rajouri
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Pakistan on Thursday said that it will bring to justice all those responsible for the Mumbai terror attacks occurred last November in India.
Gilani invites Manmohan to visit Pakistan! Pakistan Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani Thursday invited his Indian counterpart Manmohan Singh to visit Pakistan.
'Prime Minister Gilani invited him (Singh) to visit Pakistan. He said he would love to visit Pakistan,' Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi told reporters here, after a meeting between the two leaders on the sidelines of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) summit in Thimpu.
Praising Manmohan Singh, Qureshi said: 'He has his heart in the right place. He is a well-meaning man. He is an academic. He is a visionary. He wants to move on.'
Meanwhile,Facing threats posed by terrorism and climate change, India and seven other SAARC nations on Wednesday pledged to jointly combat the twin challenges.Bhutanese Prime Minister Lyonchhen Jigmi Thinley said that no cause could be enhanced or served through the acts of terror nor was it in any degree deserving of sympathy and support.
United States of America indulged in a Geopolitics Overlapping War against Terror may not afford Indo Pak Clash in any Circumstance despite the US Militray Presence in South Asia so Vulnerable. Thus, Manmohan and Gilani have no way but to oblige Washington dictation. Kasab case is the Indicator of Strategical Liability of the Brahaminical Governemnt of India Incs led by Superslave LPG Mafia. The divided geopolitics is on Fire as US pushes for Free market Democracy!Signalling a thaw in their frozen ties since the Mumbai terror attacks on 26 November 2008, India's Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his Pakistani counterpart Yousuf Raza Gilani held direct talks in the Bhutanese capital Thimpu and decided to move ahead with the peace process.
Leaders of Saarc countries on Wednesday vowed to collectively combat the scourge of terrorism, extremism and insurgency plaguing the region with Pakistan and Bangladesh rejecting claims of those who justified violence in the name of Islam.
Terrorism was high on the agenda at the two-day Summit which kicked off on Wednesday with Bhutanese Prime Minister Lyonchhen Jigmi Thinley asserting that no cause could be enhanced or served through the acts of terror nor was it in any degree deserving of sympathy and support.
"Those who are responsible for the perpetration of such heinous crimes against humanity must know that they will be brought to justice in a world where nations are acting together and their individual and collective capacity to apprehend the guilty is growing," he said.
Voicing concerns over terrorism, extremism and radicalism, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh asked the Saarc countries to "revive the South Asia of our dreams that is once again a source of new ideas, new knowledge and new opportunities."
India's strong push for the Saarc Convention on Suppression of Terrorism and ratification of the Convention on Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters received the backing of Saarc leaders.
In his speech, Pakistan Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani said terrorism was like a "toxic brew" under the garb of different ideologies and underscored the need for the Saarc countries to join hands individually and collectively.
He hoped the meeting of the Saarc home ministers in Islamabad in June would help in synergizing their positions to effectively fight the menace.
Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said her country was firmly opposed to terrorism, insurgency, organized crimes and religious extremism.
"We categorically reject claims of those who cloak themselves in the rhetoric of Islam, or any other faith to justify violence. We are also committed against the use of Bangladesh territory for launching terrorism elsewhere," she said.
Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa also spoke of the threat posed by terrorism and made a strong pitch for collective action to defeat it.
Afghan President Hamid Karzai said all Saarc members should without exception or reservation should commit not to allow their territories to be used directly or indirectly to train or shelter terrorist networks.
He said the terrorist attacks in the last two years in Kabul, Islamabad and Mumbai and elsewhere were yet again gruesome reminders that terrorism continues to find a place in the region.
Terrorist attacks have become audacious and its reach spread aimed at destabilizing societies, he said while asking Saarc leaders to collectively resolve to decisively defeat all forms and manifestations of terrorism in the region.
Addressing a press conference here, following the bilateral talks of Indian and Pakistani Prime Ministers held on the sidelines of 16th South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) here today, Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi informed that the Pakistani Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani has agreed that those responsible for the Mumbai Attacks would be brought to justice.
He also informed both the Prime Ministers have agreed that their soil will not be used against each other.
Giving further details of the meeting, Qureshi said: "There was an acknowledgement about deficit of trust on both sides."
"The two Foreign Ministers have to bridge that gap and build confidence to take the process forward," he added.
Mentioning about the significance and impact of today's bilateral meet, Qureshi said: "The climate has already changed, the outcome of the meeting has changed the climate of India and Pakistan." Describing the meeting as "comprehensive, cordial, and friendly", Qureshi said: "Foreign Ministers and Foreign Secretaries of the two countries have been instructed to work out engagements that can begin as soon as possible and as frequently as possible."
Announcing that the SAARC Home Ministers' meeting would be held in Islamabad this year on June 26, Qureshi said: "We welcome Indian Home Minister to take part in that meeting."
Pakistan also received assurances from India that it has no intentions to destabilize the country, after Islamabad raised the issue of Balochistan at the meeting.
"The water issue was also brought under discussion between the two leaders," he said, adding the region was facing a severe water crisis, and there is an important need to highlight water conservation on all platforms.
At a meeting on the sidelines of the eight-nation South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (Saarc) meeting, both leaders said their countries should keep the channels of dialogue open to restore "trust and confidence". The foreign ministers of both countries will meet soon to chalk out a road map for future talks.
Experts' opinion is divided. While one foreign policy expert said the move was significant as it is high time to resume dialogue, another said this would be an "asymmetric dialogue" because India was not in talks with the people who are responsible for terrorism against India.
Indian foreign secretary Nirupama Rao told reporters in Thimpu: "India expressed its willingness to discuss all issues of concern with Pakistan and to resolve all outstanding issues through dialogue, but pointed out that terrorism was holding back progress on all issues."
This was the first such meeting after Singh and Gilani met at Sharm-el-Sheikh in Egypt on 16 July, when a joint statement that followed triggered a major controversy in India as it had delinked composite peace talks from terrorism. New Delhi had been refusing talks with Islamabad, saying that the latter was not doing enough to contain terrorist activities emanating from its soil against India. India broke off peace negotiations with Pakistan after the Mumbai attacks that left at least 166 dead.
Pakistan foreign minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi told a news conference that the meeting between the two leaders ended on a positive note and he would be engaging with his Indian counterpart S.M. Krishna at an appropriate time. He also welcomed home minister P. Chidambaram to Islamabad on 26 June for the Saarc home ministers' meet.
Rao said Singh and Gilani agreed that their respective foreign ministers would work out the modalities to create trust and confidence in the relationship and for a substantive dialogue "in which all matters of concern" would be discussed. The dates of the meeting are not finalized yet.
According to Salman Haider, India's former foreign secretary, Thursday's move would not create any stir in India as it had in July 2009 because "the situation is more conducive and the leaders are proceeding more cautiously".
He also rubbished reports that India and Pakistan had taken the decision to resume talks under pressure from the US. "I do not believe for a minute that it is happening under any pressure from the US. India is not a country which can be pushed in a matter close to its heart."
However, Brahma Chellaney, professor of strategic studies, Centre for Policy Research, a Delhi-based think tank, was not so optimistic. "India is talking to the wrong people—the civilian leadership which is not responsible for terrorism. The impediment for peace is terrorism and the military leadership which is responsible for fomenting terrorism against India is not in dialogue with India. This is asymmetric dialogue," he said.
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Pakistan shifts 100,000 soldiers from eastern frontier, says Pentagon
About 147,000 security forces personnel were deployed on its western borders to combat the menace of terrorism and no additional forces had been shifted there, Online news agency quoted military spokesman Maj. Gen. Athar Abbas as saying.
'Our armed forces are conducting operation against the terrorists on the western borders. We are facing threat of conventional war from the eastern borders, therefore, the troops deployed on the eastern borders alongside India have not been thinned out and nor will this strength be scaled down,' he said.
'The number of troops required to be deployed on the eastern border is still there and any question to relocate them to the western border stands ruled out,' Abbas said, adding that there was 'no substance' in the reports published in the US media.
In a report to the US Congress, the US defence department said that 'more than 100,000 PAKMIL (Pakistan military) troops were moved from the eastern border with India. This unprecedented deployment and thinning of the lines against India indicates that Islamabad has acknowledged its domestic insurgent threat'.
The 'Report on Progress toward Security and Stability in Afghanistan' said over 130,000 Pakistani troops were participating in the ongoing campaign against the Taliban in Pakistan's tribal region.
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Washington: Pakistan has moved 100,000 troops from its borders with India, thinning the lines, to bolster its campaign against Taliban and other militants on its restive border with Afghanistan, the Pentagon said on Thursday.
The mass shifting of troops is an acknowledgement of the fact that terrorism and internal insurgency were posing more threat to Pakistan now, the Pentagon said in a report to the US Congress.
"More than 100,000 Pakmil troops were moved from the eastern border with India. This unprecedented deployment and thinning of the lines against India indicates that Islamabad has acknowledged its domestic insurgent threat," the department said in its latest report on Afghanistan.
The Pentagon did not specify the regions' from where the troops had been pulled out, but said it estimated that more than 140,000 Pakistani forces were now taking part in the ongoing offensive against the Taliban in Pakistan's semi-autonomous tribal region, known as FATA.
The Pentagon report was issued hours before the crucial meeting between Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his Pakistani counterpart Yusuf Raza Gilani in the Bhutanese capital Thimphu on the sidelines of the Saarc Summit.
The US Defence Department while acknowledging that Pakistani military operations in tribal areas of NWFP had placed "a high degree of pressure on militants and reduced their safe havens", but was unlikely to have an immediate impact on the US-led war in Afghanistan.
The Pentagon report said that there was a broad syndicate of extremist groups operating in the AfPak region with multiple short and long term goals.
It identified the groups as Al Qaeda, Tehreek-e-Taliban and Lashkar-e Taiba (LeT) which it said threatened security of Afghanistan, Pakistan, India and elsewhere.
"The three major groups include the Quetta Shura Taliban, Hezb-e-Islami Gulbuddin (HIG), and the Haqqani Network (HQN). These groups cooperate and coordinate at times and their areas of operations tend to be geographically and demographically determined," it said.
"They operate mainly in the Pashtun-majority areas of Afghanistan in the south and east, and in Pashtun pockets in the north. The common goals of these groups are to expel foreign forces from Afghanistan (although there is no mention of foreign fighters allied with them or Al Qaeda) and to undermine the central government," the report added.
Pentagon said Pakistan military crackdown so far has focussed only on internal threats, but outlined that these could be more productive depending on how they evolve in future.
It acknowledged that Pakistan military had suffered attacks from terrorists in response to its successful operations.
"These attacks include mass casualty events in Mingora, SWA (South Waziristan Agency) -- close to clearing operations -- as well as in Lahore, far away from the fighting.
"While these attacks do not appear to have shaken Pakistan's commitment, they do demonstrate, for the time being, insurgent ability to continue attacks despite reported successful Pakmil operations," said the report which runs into nearly 150 pages.
According to the report, Pakistan military is beginning to acknowledge the ties and threats posed by Afghan and Pakistani Taliban.
"The Pakistani operations have focused almost exclusively on internal threats. These operations reduce the space available to all insurgent and extremists groups," it said.
"While this evolving approach is unlikely to have significant impact on the Afghan insurgency in the short term, it offers opportunities in coming months to have a greater impact on the conflict in Afghanistan, depending on how Pakmil operations evolve," the report said.
Despite discussions regarding the possibility of transfer of Afghan Taliban captured in Pakistan to Afghanistan, most notably Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, no transfers have taken place, it said.
The Pakmil has also offered to provide military training to Afghan army and security personnel. The Afghan ministry of defence is reviewing the offer, but is evaluating it cautiously based on Afghan Government political concerns, the report said.
"In conjunction with ISAF's Operation Moshtarak, the Pakistan military has maintained an increased presence along Afghanistan's southern border.
"Pakistan reports these operations have succeeded in extending the writ of the Pakistan Government within the area including the former insurgent stronghold of Damadola, native home of Maulana Faqir Muhummad," it said.
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Strong capital inflows put Asian economies at overheating risk: IMF
Shanghai: The International Monetary Fund (IMF) warned on Thursday that Asian economies were at risk of overheating as strong capital inflows fan inflationary pressures and raise the risk of damaging bubbles.
The IMF urged Asian leaders to return to "more normal" monetary policies after the global financial crisis, and increase the flexibility of their exchange rates to counter speculative funds flowing into their economies.
"For China, like in other economies in the region, the risk is to ensure that the boom we see in asset flows does not, like in the past, lead to a cycle of boom and bust," Anoop Singh, director of the IMF's Asia-Pacific department, told a news conference.
In its latest report on the regional outlook, the IMF said brighter economic growth prospects and widening interest rate differentials with developed economies "are likely to attract more capital to the region."
"This could lead to overheating in some economies and increase their vulnerability to credit and asset price booms with the risk of subsequent abrupt reversals," the report said.
The IMF raised its growth forecasts for Asia to 7.1% for both 2010 and 2011, higher than its prediction last week when it estimated Asian economies would expand an average 6.9% this year and 7.0% next.
But the Fund warned export-driven Asia remained vulnerable to a slower-than-expected recovery in the West, and urged governments to reduce their reliance on overseas shipments and boost domestic consumption.
"It will be important to implement reforms that boost the productivity and the competitiveness of the services sector," IMF senior economist Olaf Unteroberdoerster told reporters.
The IMF said Asian policymakers need to safeguard against the build-up of imbalances in asset and housing markets caused by "excess liquidity", and one way to do this was to adopt more flexible exchange rates.
"Letting the exchange rate appreciate can forestall short-term inflows," the Fund said, without specifically referring to China.
"Without more currency appreciation, the pressure to sterilize the impact on money supply will continue."
But stronger currencies alone were not going to rebalance the economies in China and other countries in the region, said Singh.
Governments needed to reduce household "precautionary savings" and very high corporate savings in China and elsewhere.
"It's very important that this package of measures is not viewed as based on one policy, which is the exchange rate," Singh said.
The IMF said last week a stronger yuan was "essential" for both the Chinese and world economies, heaping more pressure on Beijing to revalue the currency, which has been effectively pegged at 6.8 to the US dollar since mid-2008.
Critics say the policy has given Chinese manufacturers an unfair advantage by making their exports cheaper.
Manmohan tells Gilani to rein in Hafiz Saeed
Thimphu: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today asked his Pakistani counterpart Yousuf Raza Gilani to rein in 26/11 mastermind and Jamaat-ud-Dawa chief Hafiz Saeed, saying his free movement was not conducive to the atmosphere of peace and stability in the region.
Prime Minister (Manmohan Singh) mentioned "deep concern about Hafiz Saeed and the way he is allowed to roam free and engage in communication not conducive (to the relationship between India and Pakistan)," Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao told reporters here.
Briefing newsmen after the meeting between two Prime Ministers, Ms. Rao said Prime Minister Singh emphatically told Pakistan that it has to act on the issue of terrorism and that the "terror machine" in that country needs to be eliminated.
Mr. Gilani assured Singh that his government was making all efforts to bring to justice the perpetrators of the Mumbai attacks and not to allow Pakistani soil to be used for terrorism against India.
Last week, Pakistan's Interior Minister Rehman Malik said that the authorities are keeping a close watch on Saeed and the JuD but ruled out any action till they could build a solid case against the founder of the LeT.
India blames that Saeed had personally coordinated training for the Mumbai attacks and gave Ajmal Kasab, the lone attacker captured by police, the new name of Abu Mujahid.
Saeed-led Jamaat-ud-Dawah is the front organisation of Lashkar-e-Taiba, which is accused by India of executing the 26/11 strikes that killed 166 people, including foreigners.
Saeed, who remained out of the public eye for over a year following the 2008 Mumbai attacks carried out by the LeT, recently called on the people of Pakistan to stand united against India.
The Jud chief was placed under house arrest in Lahore in December 2008 after his group was declared a front for the LeT by the UN Security Council in the wake of the Mumbai terror attacks.
He was freed after about six months on the orders of the Lahore High Court.
Source: PTI
Pakistan agrees to bring perpetrators of 26/11 to justiceSify - 1 hour ago Pakistan on Thursday said that it will bring to justice all those responsible for the Mumbai terror attacks occurred last November in India. Addressing a press conference here, following the bilateral talks of Indian and Pakistani Prime Ministers held ... India, Pakistan agree to take peace talks forwardLivemint - - 37 minutes ago New Delhi: Signalling a thaw in their frozen ties since the Mumbai terror attacks on 26 November 2008, India's Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his Pakistani counterpart Yousuf Raza Gilani held direct talks in the Bhutanese capital ... Just 70 Minutes of Singh, Gilani Meet Breaks the IceOutlook - - 21 minutes ago For 70 minutes, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his Pakistani counterpart Yousuf Raza Gilani met today without any aide and came out with an outcome that could lead to forward movement in the bilateral ties. Meeting in the cool climes of Bhutan, ...
PM tells Gilani terrorism holding back bilateral relationshipNetIndian - 1 hour ago Prime Minister Manmohan Singh met his Pakistani counterpart Yousuf Raza Gilani for bilateral talks for the first time in nine months and told him that India was willing to discuss all matters of mutual concern but said the issue of terrorism was ... India tells Pak that terrorism holding back talks progressOneindia - 3 hours ago Thimphu, Apr 29 (ANI): India told Pakistan on Thursday that terrorism is stalling progress of the bilateral talks process, and added that there is a need for both countries to pay attention to reducing the existing trust deficit. ... India, Pak agree terrorism impeding peace efforts: QureshiOneindia - 3 hours ago Thimphu, Apr.29 (ANI): Underlining that terrorism is impeding peace efforts between New Delhi and Islamabad, Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi said that both nations have agreed to reduce the massive trust deficit existing between them. ... Manmohan, Gilani discuss prosecution of Hafiz SaeedTimes of India - 5 hours ago THIMPHU: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh conveyed his "deep concern" about Lashkar-e-Taiba chief Hafiz Saeed, the suspected mastermind of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack, to his Pakistani counterpart Yousuf Raza Gilani on Thursday. ... India, Pakistan agree to work towards peace dialogueEconomic Times - 5 hours ago THIMPHU: India and Pakistan took a significant step towards resuming their frozen peace dialogue Thursday as their prime ministers held direct talks for the first time in nine months. During the discussions in the Bhutanese capital Thimphu, ... Singh tells Gilani to rein in LeT founder Hafiz SaeedPress Trust of India - 1 hour ago Thimphu, Apr 29 (PTI) Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today asked his Pakistani counterpart Yousuf Raza Gilani to rein in 26/11 mastermind and Jamaat-ud-Dawa chief Hafiz Saeed, saying his free movement was not conducive to the atmosphere of peace and ... India, Pak resume dialogue, Foreign Ministers meet soonPress Trust of India - - 3 hours ago Thimphu, Apr 29 (PTI) Bringing in thaw in bilateral relations, Prime Ministers of India and Pakistan today agreed to resume dialogue at the level of Foreign Ministers soon that could lead to parleys on all outstanding issues like terrorism, ... | Timeline of articlesNumber of sources covering this story
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Over half of world's chemical weapons destroyed: UN
More than half of the world's chemical weapons stockpiles have been destroyed in the 13 years since the UN Chemical Weapons Convention entered into force, UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon said Thursday.Ban said the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, which was set up to monitor the convention, has certified the destruction of 58 percent of the weapons as of the end of March. It has also verified that 89 percent of chemical weapons production
facilities have been destroyed and converted to peaceful uses.
Countries that have begun eliminating their stockpiles include the US, Russia and Iraq, while others like Libya, Albania and India have reported total destruction of their chemical weapons.
The organization has also conducted more than 4,000 inspections in 81 countries that signed the convention, including verification at commercial enterprises.
'On this annual observance, let us honour the victims of chemical warfare by re-affirming our commitment to strengthening the convention,' Ban said. 'Let us also remember the suffering of families of these victims as we work together to free the world once and for all, from the horror of each and every weapon of mass
destruction.'
Assurances on early Pakistani action against the plotters of the Mumbai attack might hold the key to progress at the meeting today between Prime Ministers Manmohan Singh and Yusuf Raza Gilani on the margins of the SAARC Summit in Thimphu, Bhutan.
If Gilani is prepared to bring the case against those accused of planning the Mumbai outrage in November 2008 to a quick closure and punish the guilty, Singh is likely to agree to an early resumption of the dialogue between the two nations and reaffirm his commitment to a rapid progress in the normalization of bilateral relations.
Whether it is called a 'composite dialogue' as Pakistan wants, or simply a 'result-oriented engagement' that India prefers, is probably less important than the generation of some mutual understanding on the link between terrorism and dialogue.
During the last few weeks, the PM has repeatedly said in public and in official conversations with world leaders that India is willing to walk more than half way if Islamabad takes credible action against those inciting anti-India terror from Pakistani soil.
Although few in the capital are willing to bet on a breakthrough at the meeting between the two leaders, those familiar with the pattern of Indo-Pak engagement say anything is possible when the leaders from the two sides meet.
There have been few positive signals from Pakistan on taking credible steps against the Mumbai accused. Pakistan has been unwilling to even reiterate the commitments it had given in January 2004 on preventing anti-India terror activity on its soil. Delhi is aware of the open gloating in Pakistan's permanent establishment that Army Chief Gen. Ashfaq Pervez Kayani's hard line towards Delhi has paid off.
In the wake of Mumbai, it was Pakistan that was pressing for a dialogue, it is being pointed out in Islamabad. Today, the Pakistani argument runs, it is India that is beseeching Islamabad for a dialogue.
The PM has held intensive consultations with his advisers and senior Cabinet colleagues on how to approach the conversation with Gilani. Unlike at Sharm el Sheikh last year when the government found itself flat-footed in explaining the results of the meeting between Singh and Gilani, this time it appears well-prepared for all potential outcomes from the meeting.
Until now, India has carefully avoided defining in public a benchmark on what it considers 'credible steps' on the Mumbai plotters. The PM is likely to communicate to Gilani on what exactly he seeks from the Pakistan government.
One way of defining the Indian benchmark would be to emphasise an early closure of the Mumbai trial in Pakistan and sentencing the guilty. If such assurances are forthcoming, the PM could activate the formal dialogue with Pakistan.
On the nature and format of the dialogue, India is aware that Pakistan is insisting on the old framework of the 'composite dialogue' merely because India is asking for a change.
If he gets satisfaction on the Mumbai issue, the PM is likely to tell Gilani that Pakistan is free to have the 'composite dialogue' in the old form. But much has changed since the framework of the composite dialogue was formulated in the late 1990s.
The PM is likely to remind Gilani that the real progress on difficult issues � including Kashmir � took place in the back channel and not in the formal dialogue between the foreign secretaries.
On his part, the PM has the credibility as well as the conviction to affirm that if Pakistan controls cross-border violence, India is ready to move forward on all issues of concern to Pakistan.
As he goes to the meeting with Gilani with a positive frame of mind, the burden of experience will make sure that the PM will keep his fingers crossed.
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Enlarge Photo U.S. President Barack Obama speaks about Wall Street reform during a visit to Quincy, Illinois... When it comes to influence, U.S. President Barack Obama, former President Bill Clinton and pop star Lady Gaga have it, but Secretary of State Hillary Clinton does not, according to a Time magazine list published on Thursday.
Former Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin, South Korean skating champion Kim Yu-na, Apple Chief Executive Steve Jobs and Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula Da Silva also made Time's 100 most-influential people list.
Time ran a separate online poll that picked Iranian opposition leader Mir-Hossein Mousavi, who received more than 800,000 votes, as the winner. He is on the "heroes" section of the 100 list as well.
Talk show host and media mogul Oprah Winfrey made the annual list for a record seventh year in a row, followed by Obama and Jobs who have both been named five times.
The list, which does not rank the most influential, is based on staff suggestions and editorial decisions by senior Time magazine editors.
Conservative figures feature prominently. Along with Palin, Senator Jon Kyl, commentator Glenn Beck and tea party leader Jenny Beth Martin also make the cut, while on the other side of politics U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi joined fellow Democrats Obama and Bill Clinton.
But former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton was not among the record 31 women on this year's list. The chosen, grouped into leaders, thinkers, artists and heroes, also include a record 47 international figures from 23 countries.
Time also separately ranked the 100 most influential people based on the number of followers and connections they have on the social networking websites Twitter and Facebook. Obama came out on top, followed by Lady Gaga and Ashton Kutcher.
"When I see somebody like Gaga, I sit back in admiration. I'm inspired to pick up the torch again myself," pop star Cyndi Lauper wrote of Gaga. "Being around her, I felt like the dust was shaken off of me. I find it very comforting to sit next to somebody and not have to worry that I look like the freak." (Editing by Doina Chiacu and Michelle Nichols) ((http://www.time.com/time/specials/packages/completelist/0,29569,1984685,00.html))
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When it comes to influence, U.S. President Barack Obama, former President Bill Clinton and pop star Lady Gaga have it, but Secretary of State Hillary Clinton does not, according to a Time magazine list published on Thursday.
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US
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Europe
- U.S. oil spill fans fears of fishery, tourism damageReuters - Thu, Apr 29
Fishermen and tourism businesses in the northeast U.S. Gulf of Mexico are dreading the nightmare possibility that a huge oil spill could wreck their livelihoods if it reaches shore.
- Hundreds protest over "Ponzi scheme" in Sudan's DarfurReuters - Thu, Apr 29
Police used tear gas to break up a protest by hundreds of investors who lost money in a Ponzi scheme that stretched across Sudan's strife-ridden Darfur region and beyond, U.N. officials and locals said on Thursday.
- Economist magazine backs Britain's ConservativesReuters - Thu, Apr 29
The influential Economist magazine endorsed Britain's main opposition Conservatives on Thursday, giving them a boost ahead of next week's parliamentary election.
- U.S. military may join fight to contain Gulf oil slickReuters - Thu, Apr 29
BP Plc on Thursday welcomed an offer from the U.S. Defense Department to help contain a massive growing oil slick from a deadly rig explosion that threatens the shoreline of four Gulf states.
- "Bigot" gaffe haunts UK PM before TV vote debateReuters - Thu, Apr 29
British Prime Minister Gordon Brown needs a show-stopping performance in an election debate on Thursday to offset a blaze of bad publicity after he called a supporter of his Labour Party "bigoted".
Middle-East
- 10-year-old British girl fights off two men who tried to rape her in DubaiANI - Thu, Apr 29
Dubai, Apr 29(ANI): A ten-year-old British girl was reportedly attacked by two men who tried to rape her near her parent's home in Dubai.
- India-Pakistan talks positive, says QureshiIANS - Thu, Apr 29
Thimphu, April 29 (IANS) The talks between Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his Pakistani counterpart Yousuf Raza Gilani have changed the climate between the two countries, and it is 'good news for the region', Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi said Thursday.
- India, Pakistan agree to restore trustIANS - Thu, Apr 29
Thimphu, April 29 (IANS) Agreeing that dialogue was the way forward, Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his Pakistani counterpart Yousuf Raza Gilani Thursday directed their foreign ministers and foreign secretaries to work out the modalities of restoring trust between the two countries.
- UAE initiative to buy 20,000 booksIANS - Thu, Apr 29
Sharjah, April 29 (IANS/WAM) Nearly 20,000 books are to be purchased as part of the Knowledge without Borders (KWB) initiative in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), in an effort to enhance the role of cultural institutions across the Gulf region.
- UAE, Unicef to rehabilitate child camel jockeysIANS - Thu, Apr 29
Abu Dhabi, April 29 (IANS/WAM) The United Arab Emirates (UAE) will launch a rehabilitation programme for child camel jockeys in association with Unicef.
International
- Prince Charles teams up with NBC for green campaignANI - Thu, Apr 29
Melbourne, April 29 (ANI): Britain's Prince Charles has teamed up with NBC for 'Green Is Universal' campaign.
- "Boobquake" doesn't spark off earthquake! (Re-issue)ANI - Thu, Apr 29
Melbourne, April 29(ANI): Cleavages don't make the earth move - literally.That's the claim of a blogger, who called on women around the world to test the premise of an Iranian cleric who suggested that immodest women were to be blamed for earthquakes.
- 'Dr. Death' 'screamed' at nurse for going behind his back to speak to patient's familyANI - Thu, Apr 29
Brisbane, Apr.29 (ANI): Indian origin surgeon Jayant Patel threatened to quit and leave the Bundaberg Base Hospital after staff spoke to the family of a critically ill patient, the Supreme Court in Brisbane heard on Wednesday.
- Daughter orders Bill Clinton to shed seven kilos ahead of her weddingANI - Thu, Apr 29
Melbourne, April 29 (ANI): Former U.S. President Bill Clinton's daughter Chelsea has asked him to lose weight in time for her summer wedding.
- Aussies as young as 20 turning to BotoxANI - Thu, Apr 29
Melbourne, April 29 (ANI): Botox, which is derived from botulism toxin, is no longer a wrinkle-fixer only for those over 40, as it is has emerged that Australians as young as 20 are using it.
Asia
- Iraq vote recount to start Monday; may take 3 weeksReuters - Thu, Apr 29
An election recount in Baghdad will start on Monday and may take three weeks, Iraqi officials said on Thursday, further delaying the formation of a new government as U.S. troops prepare to leave.
- Pakistan agrees to bring perpetrators of 26/11 to justiceANI - Thu, Apr 29
Thimphu (Bhutan) April 29 (ANI): Pakistan on Thursday said that it will bring to justice all those responsible for the Mumbai terror attacks occurred last November in India.
- Meeting between India, Pak PMs was an exercise in mutual comprehension: RaoANI - Thu, Apr 29
Thimphu (Bhutan), Apr.29 (ANI): Indian Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao on Thursday said that the 50-minute meeting between Prime Ministers Dr. Manmohan Singh and Mr. Yousuf Raza Gilani was an exercise in "mutual comprehension".
- Car-bomb blast in Russia's Dagestan kills 2 - policeReuters - Thu, Apr 29
A car-bomb blast that was likely set off by a suicide bomber killed at least two police and injured seven other people on Thursday in Russia's North Caucasus, a Dagestan province police spokesman said.
- SAARC summit ends, pledges 'green and happy South Asia'IANS - Thu, Apr 29
Thimphu, April 29 (IANS) Vowing to plant '10 million trees over the next five years' to build a 'green and happy South Asia' and boost trade cooperation, the 16th SAARC summit concluded Thursday in this scenic capital city of an environment-conscious Bhutan.
World News
Obama, Bill Clinton influential, Hillary not - TIME
Reuters - Thu, Apr 29When it comes to influence, U.S. President Barack Obama, former President Bill Clinton and pop star Lady Gaga have it, but Secretary of State Hillary Clinton does not, according to a Time magazine list published on Thursday.
- UK voters in forgiving mood over Brown's gaffe Reuters - Thu, Apr 29
A spectacular election campaign gaffe by Prime Minister Gordon Brown is seen by voters as a rare insight into what their leaders really think about them -- but many are prepared to forgive him.
- INTERVIEW - UK's Conservatives eye big changes to armed forces Reuters - Thu, Apr 29
Britain's armed forces face huge change if the Conservative Party wins next week's general election, with an "unsentimental" review set to prompt "tough decisions", the party's defence spokesman said on Thursday.
- Iraq vote recount to start Monday; may take 3 weeks Reuters - Thu, Apr 29
An election recount in Baghdad will start on Monday and may take three weeks, Iraqi officials said on Thursday, further delaying the formation of a new government as U.S. troops prepare to leave.
- U.S. oil spill fans fears of fishery, tourism damage Reuters - Thu, Apr 29
Fishermen and tourism businesses in the northeast U.S. Gulf of Mexico are dreading the nightmare possibility that a huge oil spill could wreck their livelihoods if it reaches shore.
- Hundreds protest over "Ponzi scheme" in Sudan's Darfur Reuters - Thu, Apr 29
Police used tear gas to break up a protest by hundreds of investors who lost money in a Ponzi scheme that stretched across Sudan's strife-ridden Darfur region and beyond, U.N. officials and locals said on Thursday.
- Economist magazine backs Britain's Conservatives Reuters - Thu, Apr 29
The influential Economist magazine endorsed Britain's main opposition Conservatives on Thursday, giving them a boost ahead of next week's parliamentary election.
- Car-bomb blast in Russia's Dagestan kills 2 - police Reuters - Thu, Apr 29
A car-bomb blast that was likely set off by a suicide bomber killed at least two police and injured seven other people on Thursday in Russia's North Caucasus, a Dagestan province police spokesman said.
- U.S. military may join fight to contain Gulf oil slick Reuters - Thu, Apr 29
BP Plc on Thursday welcomed an offer from the U.S. Defense Department to help contain a massive growing oil slick from a deadly rig explosion that threatens the shoreline of four Gulf states.
- "Bigot" gaffe haunts UK PM before TV vote debate Reuters - Thu, Apr 29
British Prime Minister Gordon Brown needs a show-stopping performance in an election debate on Thursday to offset a blaze of bad publicity after he called a supporter of his Labour Party "bigoted".
- Chadian army clashes with rebels Reuters - Thu, Apr 29
Chad's government says its army killed more than 100 rebels and lost nine soldiers in two gun battles in eastern Chad this week, but the rebels say they inflicted heavy losses on the government forces.
- Russian PM Putin orders Arctic cleanup Reuters - Thu, Apr 29
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has ordered that a million abandoned barrels of Soviet-era fuel be removed from the Arctic because they are polluting the environment.
- "Bigot" gaffe haunts UK PM before TV poll debate Reuters - Thu, Apr 29
British Prime Minister Gordon Brown needs a show-stopping performance in a final election debate on Thursday to offset a blaze of bad publicity after he was caught calling a supporter of his Labour Party "bigoted".
- SCENARIOS - Success or failure of U.N. nuclear pact conference Reuters - Thu, Apr 29
The 189 signatories of the 1970 nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty are due to gather at U.N. headquarters in New York next week to start a May 3-28 conference to discuss ways of breathing new life into the pact.
- Protesters rule the roost in Thai "red shirt capital" Reuters - Thu, Apr 29
Beyond the bright lights of a capital besieged by defiant protesters, Thailand's embattled government has another problem on its hands.
- Pakistan agents believe Taliban's Mehsud is alive Reuters - Thu, Apr 29
Pakistani intelligence officials said on Thursday they believed Pakistani Taliban leader Hakimullah Mehsud was alive, contradicting earlier comments that he was killed in a CIA-operated drone aircraft strike.
- EU to ease air curbs aimed at liquid explosives Reuters - Thu, Apr 29
The European Union will end current restrictions on liquids in air passengers' hand luggage by April 2013 in an overhaul of aviation security, the EU's executive said on Thursday.
- China revises state secrets law to include Internet Reuters - Thu, Apr 29
China on Thursday adopted a revised law on state secrets, designed to adapt authorities' wide-ranging powers to officially include telecoms and online communications.
- 100 rebels, 9 soldiers die in Chad clashes - govt Reuters - Thu, Apr 29
More than 100 rebels and nine government soldiers were killed in two gun battles in eastern Chad this week, a government spokesman said.
- Philippines' Aquino increases lead in poll Reuters - Thu, Apr 29
Philippine opposition lawmaker Benigno "Noynoy" Aquino held a 19-point lead over his nearest rival in next month's presidential election, the biggest margin since December, a poll showed on Thursday.
World News
What Men And Women Are Doing On Facebook
Forbes - Thu, Apr 29Jenna Goudreau, Forbes.com
"The world's gone social. And women are more social than men." --Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg.
- Worst Words To Say At Work Forbes - Thu, Apr 29
Linnda Durre, Forbes.com
Let's look at some specific words and phrases that are used by some people to buy time, avoid giving answers and escape commitment. If you use these words and phrases yourself, take a scalpel and cut them out of your thinking, speaking and writing. Words like these only weaken you and make you sound noncommittal, undependable and untrustworthy. - America's Greenest Companies Forbes - Thu, Apr 29
Jonathan Fahey, Forbes.com
The brains of your computer, if they were made by Intel at least, were created with power from the wind, the sun or the earth. - Convince The Boss That You Should Telecommute Forbes - Thu, Apr 29
Alexandra Levit, Forbes.com
As a design project manager at a top Internet marketing firm, Lindy Morris loved her job but couldn't stand the commute. When the price of gas soared to over $4 a gallon, she realized she was spending a small fortune getting to and from her office on Colorado's western slope. - Ten Simple Tricks To Remembering Names Forbes - Mon, Apr 26
Helen Coster, Forbes.com
Few situations will make you cringe more than standing next to someone you've met several times and drawing a blank on his or her name. - The Cleanest Countries In The World Forbes - Thu, Apr 22
Europeans getting a shower of ash might disagree, but researchers rate Iceland tops in environmental performance.
- The Profits Of Piracy Forbes - Thu, Apr 22
Who's making out in the piracy boom off the Horn of Africa? Insurers, security consultants and, oh yeah, pirates.
- The World's Leading Companies Forbes - Thu, Apr 22
This comprehensive report analyzes the world's biggest companies and the best-performing of these titans.
- Why Women Are Freezing Their Eggs Forbes - Mon, Apr 19
Some career-minded women are freezing their eggs so they can continue their climb up the corporate ladder.
- Use Technology To Spend Less Time Working Forbes - Mon, Apr 19
Alexandra Levit, Forbes.com
The average employee receives thousands of interruptions every day, from instant messages and texts to e-mails and the good old ringing phone. Workers are so distracted by the various methods people use to get in touch that they often blame technology for reduced productivity and longer hours. - Thirty Jobs You Can Get In Asia Forbes - Wed, Apr 14
Hana R. Alberts, Forbes.com
Layoffs and record-high unemployment rates are still making headlines in Western markets, as much of the world reels from the worst downturn since the Great Depression. In Asia, meanwhile, companies are expanding their payrolls. - Who's Visiting The President? Forbes - Wed, Apr 14
Among the most frequent nongovernmental guests at the White House: union chiefs, a banker and a Chicago billionaire.
- The 100 Most Trustworthy Companies Forbes - Wed, Apr 14
These are the American businesses that have the most transparent and conservative accounting practices and most prudent management.
- Must-Have iPad Apps For Professionals Forbes - Wed, Apr 14
Meghan Casserly, Forbes.com
This week, across the country, people are ripping open some very precious Apple boxes to reveal Steve Jobs' newest wondertoy, the iPad. Sales analyses for the tablet computer's opening weekend are estimated at around 700,000 units, including pre-orders, at a starting price of $499 per model; Apple hasn't offered any official numbers. - The Second Life Of Victoria's Secret Models Forbes - Thu, Apr 8
Everybody knows their faces, their bodies, their names. A notable few have gone on to media or entrepreneurial careers with astonishing success.
- Toss Out Your Old Resume Forbes - Thu, Apr 8
Writing a great resume can be a daunting task for even the most accomplished professional. But for women who have spent time out of the workforce raising children or for other personal reasons, it is particularly troublesome.
- Airport Amenities To Write Home About Forbes - Wed, Apr 7
Once considered nothing but waiting areas, airports are now retail, dining and entertainment destinations.
- Billionaires: Mac Vs. PC Forbes - Wed, Apr 7
Oliver Chiang, Forbes.com
There are few technology wars that divide tech-loving consumers as much as the dueling "I'm a Mac" and "I'm a PC" ad campaigns of the past few years. But what about the tech tastes of the ultra-rich? When it comes to the digital loyalties among billionaires, many, it seems, skew Mac. - Where In Asia Workers Make The Most Forbes - Tue, Apr 6
Competition for talent, low taxes and cheap cost of living make take-home salaries highest in these countries.
- Billionaire Boy Scouts Forbes - Tue, Apr 6
From Bloomberg and Spielberg to Marriott and Bechtel, these 10-figure titans have lived by the Scout's Honor.
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Cool reception seen for Dubai World offer
Dubai World, which is in talks to restructure $26 billion in debt, is offering lenders an additional 1 percent in interest upon maturity of new debt, but the deal is unlikely to satisfy banks, analysts said on Thursday.
- GLOBAL MARKETS - Euro recovers, oil gains as Greek aid deal looms Reuters - Thu, Apr 29
- U.S. doesn't rule out pause in offshore drilling Reuters - Thu, Apr 29
- Kalpataru plans $110 mln share sale - sources Reuters - Thu, Apr 29
- Obama taps Yellen as Fed No. 2, two others to board Reuters - Thu, Apr 29
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General
- Hundreds protest over "Ponzi scheme" in Sudan's DarfurReuters - Thu, Apr 29
Police used tear gas to break up a protest by hundreds of investors who lost money in a Ponzi scheme that stretched across Sudan's strife-ridden Darfur region and beyond, U.N. officials and locals said on Thursday.
- Emerging markets lift global household goods firmsReuters - Thu, Apr 29
Developing markets were critical for consumer product makers last quarter, as strong sales growth in countries like China helped drive profits while markets such as the United States remained somewhat sluggish.
- Toyota resumes selling Lexus SUVReuters - Thu, Apr 29
Toyota Motor Corp announced on Thursday it was resuming sales of its Lexus GX 460 sports utility vehicle that were halted for two weeks.
- 3G spectrum allocation transparent: GovtPTI - Thu, Apr 29
New Delhi, Apr 29 (PTI) Under fire over allegations of scam in 2G spectrum allocation, Telecom Minister A Raja today said everything was transparent in the ongoing 3G spectrum auction, which is likely to be completed in a day or two.
- BASF, Clariant warn of uneven recovery; Bayer upbeatReuters - Thu, Apr 29
Chemicals market leader BASF and smaller rival Clariant warned economic recovery would be fragile even as Asian demand helped them join peers in reporting forecast-beating results.
India
- INTERVIEW - KEC Intl expects FY11 revenue to cross $1 blnReuters - Thu, Apr 29
Power projects contractor KEC International expects revenue to cross $1 billion in FY11, helped by a robust growth in its core power transmission and distribution segments, its top official told Reuters.
- Bids for Jaypee Infra, SJVN IPOs mostly at low endReuters - Thu, Apr 29
Two Indian initial public offerings to raise a combined $770 million saw most bids coming towards the low end of their respective price ranges as they kicked-off book-building on Thursday, stock exchange data showed.
- Spanco, GTL highest bidders for Maharashtra circlesReuters - Thu, Apr 29
Spanco Ltd and GTL Ltd have emerged as the highest bidders to distribute power in two cities of Maharashtra, officials said, outbidding a host of other established players.
- Orissa to build 164 cyclone shelters by March 2011IANS - Thu, Apr 29
Bhubaneswar, April 29 (IANS) Orissa has decided to built about 164 new cyclone shelters by March next year as a part of its cyclone and flood risk mitigation measures, an official said Thursday.
- Tata BP Solar increases cell production capacityIANS - Thu, Apr 29
New Delhi, April 29 (IANS) Tata BP Solar, the joint venture between Tata Group and BP Solar has increased its manufacturing capacity to produce photovoltaic cells by 62 percent.
International
- Mukherjee says impact of service tax on aviation minimalIANS - Thu, Apr 29
New Delhi, April 29 (IANS) Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee said the impact of service tax on domestic and international air travel in economy class would be minimal and amount to no more than Rs.100 and Rs.500, respectively, at the highest level.
- The World's Most Popular CarsForbes - Thu, Apr 29
Joann Muller, Forbes.comOne of the ways Toyota Motor has climbed to the top of the global auto industry is by keeping it simple: Models like the Corolla, Camry and Yaris sell in Asia, Europe and North America, with minor modifications to meet local regulations.
- G8/G20 leaders urged to have new policies for economic recoveryIANS - Thu, Apr 29
Ottawa, April 29 (IANS) Meeting ahead of the G8 and G20 summits here in June, heads of business chambers from the G8 industrialised nations urged their leaders to institute new polices to sustain recovery from the global economic meltdown.
- ArcelorMittal posts $679 mn profit in Q1IE - Thu, Apr 29
ArcelorMittal reported a net income of USD 679 million in the first three months of this year mainly on account of improved steel demand.
- India's food inflation dips to 16.61 percentIANS - Thu, Apr 29
New Delhi, April 29 (IANS) India's annual food inflation declined to 16.61 percent for the week ended April 17 from 17.65 percent a week ago due to a fall in prices of fruits, vegetables and some coarse cereals, official data showed Thursday.
Personal-Finance
- Indian markets end on dull noteIANS - Mon, Apr 26
Mumbai, April 26 (IANS) Indian equities markets Monday ended trade on a dull note even as blue chip stocks Sterlite and HDFC registered handsome gains.
- Sensex ends 120 points up, ICICI gainsIANS - Fri, Apr 23
Mumbai, April 23 (IANS) A benchmark index for Indian equities Friday ended 130 points higher than its previous close with gains for stocks from the banking and capital goods space.
- Sensex ends 101 points up; SBI, RIL main gainersIANS - Thu, Apr 22
Mumbai, April 22 (IANS) A benchmark index for Indian equities Thursday closed 101 points higher than its previous close, after paring intra-day gains, as State Bank of India and Reliance Industries made strong gains.
- Sensex ends flat, broader markets gainIANS - Wed, Apr 21
Mumbai, April 21 (IANS) A benchmark index for Indian equities Wednesday gave up its intra-day gains to end trade on a flat note, though buying took place in midcap and small scrips.
- Stock markets positive to lower hike in interest ratesIANS - Tue, Apr 20
Mumbai, April 20 (IANS) Benchmark indices of the Indian equities markets rose almost a percent after the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) announced a lower than expected hike in key interest rates.
Markets
- U.S. oil spill fans fears of fishery, tourism damageReuters - Thu, Apr 29
Fishermen and tourism businesses in the northeast U.S. Gulf of Mexico are dreading the nightmare possibility that a huge oil spill could wreck their livelihoods if it reaches shore.
- U.S. Senate launches debate on Wall St billReuters - Thu, Apr 29
The U.S. Senate starts its formal debate on Wall Street reform on Thursday, with analysts warning of increased pressure on bank stocks amid a flood of amendments.
- Dubai World sweetens offer, cool reception seenReuters - Thu, Apr 29
Dubai World, which is in talks to restructure $26 billion in debt, has made a revised offer to lenders but the sweetened deal is unlikely to satisfy banks, analysts said on Thursday.
- POLL- U.S. investors pile back into stocks, shed bondsReuters - Thu, Apr 29
U.S. fund managers increased their already high exposure to equities in April and decreased bond allocations on signs the economic recovery is sustainable, a Reuters poll showed on Thursday.
- Wall St climbs on Greece details, upbeat FedReuters - Thu, Apr 29
U.S. stocks advanced on Thursday after the Federal Reserve said it was more upbeat about the economy and Greece looked closer to a bailout deal.
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HC orders compensation to family of deceased student
Chennai, Apr 29 (PTI) The Madras High Court today directed the Tamil Nadu government to pay compensation to the father of a 15-year-old boy who sustained serious injuries and died while engaged in cleaning the classroom.
- CRPF asked to pay rs five lakh compensation to woman PTI - Thu, Apr 29
- Medico alleges rape attempt by senior PTI - Thu, Apr 29
- Drilling for uranium in Meghalaya held in abeyance IANS - Thu, Apr 29
- Orissa to formulate climate change action plan PTI - Thu, Apr 29
- IOC supply pipeline punctured, fuel stolen PTI - Thu, Apr 29
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General
- Police seize ganja from near Indo-Nepal borderPTI - Thu, Apr 29
Mahrajganj (UP), Apr 29 (PTI) Police today seized five kg of ganja worth Rs 26 lakh in the international market from near the Indo-Nepal border and arrested three persons, including a suspected Nepali smuggler, in this connection.
- GNDU to start Masters of Exercise Physiology coursePTI - Thu, Apr 29
Amritsar, Apr 29 (PTI) The Guru Nanak Dev University (GNDU) here would start, a two-year Master in Exercise Physiology and Nutrition course from this academic session.
- Country's first electricity museum opens in GujaratPTI - Thu, Apr 29
Ahmedabad, Apr 29 (PTI) A first of its kind electricity museum that displays evolution of power from the vedic days to the nuclear power generation age through interactive models was today inaugurated in Gujarat.
- Two teenagers killed in wall collapsePTI - Thu, Apr 29
New Delhi, Apr 29 (PTI) Two teenagers died this evening when a concrete wall collapsed due to rains in Chawla area of outer Delhi.
- Ball set rolling for Haryana Youth Cong pollsPTI - Thu, Apr 29
Chandigarh, Apr 29 (PTI) The ball has been set rolling for conducting the organisational elections of the Haryana Youth Congress.
Politics
- Government committed to privacy: ChidambaramIANS - Thu, Apr 29
New Delhi, April 29 (IANS) The government is committed to privacy and is prepared to strengthen safeguards regarding phone tapping, Home Minister P. Chidambaram said Thursday.
- JMM ready to support BJP-led government: Hemant SorenIANS - Thu, Apr 29
Ranchi, April 29 (IANS) The Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) is ready to support a Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) led government in the state, JMM chief and Chief Minister Shibu Soren's son Hemant Soren said Thursday.
- Lok Sabha passes Finance BillANI - Thu, Apr 29
New Delhi, Apr 29 (ANI): The Lok Sabha on Thursday passed the Finance Bill for 2010-11 by voice vote with a special relief package for coffee growers, and tax concessions for healthcare, auto and realty sectors.
- BJP, JMM step up efforts to save coalitionIANS - Thu, Apr 29
Ranchi/New Delhi, April 29 (IANS) The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and a jittery Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) were Thursday engaged in efforts to save their ruling combine in Jharkhand, with the former not carrying out its threat to formally withdraw support to the Shibu Soren government.
- Lalu wants Rs.100,000 pension for MPsIANS - Thu, Apr 29
New Delhi, April 29 (IANS) Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader Lalu Prasad Thursday demanded that the salary and pension of MPs should be increased to Rs.80,000 and Rs.100,000 per month respectively as many male MPs 'will lose their jobs once the women's reservation bill is passed'.
Features
- Tinker translator spyHT - Thu, Apr 29
Was Madhuri Gupta only a lonely woman in an alien land looking for some male company, and having found it in a Pakistani police officer, kept him hooked by passing off news from the local press as sensitive information? Might sound a bit stretched. But that's what she is telling her interrogators, according to those close to the investigations.
- Regional cinema comes to its own in Bollywood-crazy IndiaReuters - Thu, Apr 29
Bollywood may be the buzz word for the Indian film industry but bolder themes and corporate funding are signalling a rebirth for regional cinema in the country.
- Amitav Ghosh joint winner of $1 million Israeli prizeReuters - Wed, Apr 28
Author Amitav Ghosh has won the Dan David prize for his depictions of 20th century life and will share the million dollar prize with Canadian writer Margaret Atwood, organisers said.
- Book Talk: Trapped in a quake, they share storiesReuters - Wed, Apr 21
Award-winning author Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni's latest novel about people trapped during an earthquake gets new meaning in a year that has seen devastating quakes hit Haiti, Chile and China.
- Britain's Indian curry comes home in KolkataReuters - Tue, Apr 20
Britain's version of the curry has come full circle in Kolkata, the city that claims to be where it all began, and which is now celebrating the origins of the dish that has become a staple in many households.
Crime
- CBI arrests senior Home Ministry official for graftANI - Wed, Apr 28
New Delhi, Apr 28 (ANI): Senior Home Ministry official O Ravi was arrested by the Central Bureau of Investigation on Wednesday on charges of corruption.
- CBI remand of Medical Council of India chief extended to May 1ANI - Wed, Apr 28
New Delhi, Apr.29 (ANI): A Delhi court has extended the Central Bureai of Investigation (CBI) remand of Medical Council of India (MCI) President Ketan Desai till May 1.
- 10-yr-old boy kidnapped, rescued from BaghpatHT - Wed, Apr 28
The Delhi Police have rescued a 10-year-old boy, kidnapped from Karawal Nagar in Delhi, from Shabga village under Chaprauli police station in Baghpat district on Monday.
- Two held for kidnapping, killing taxi driverHT - Wed, Apr 28
Pant Nagar police arrested two men on Friday for allegedly kidnapping and murdering a taxi driver on April 12.
- Armed carjacking on busy Dwarka streetHT - Wed, Apr 28
Dwarka lived up to its reputation of an unsafe neighbourhood as a 51-year-old realtor was robbed of his car at gunpoint in a busy market on Monday night. What was perhaps more terrifying for Rajesh Sharma was that the armed men took him on a short ride before letting him go.
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Phone tapping: Chidambaram says govt committed to privacy
Govt committed to citizens' privacy, tapping under probe: Chidambaram
Committed to privacy of citizens: PC
| Home minister P Chidambaram said in the Rajya Sabha that Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has directed that the government should "get to the bottom" of the tapping controversy. more by P Chidambaram - 3 hours ago - Times of India (1 occurrences) |
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Chidambaram rubbishes phone tapping claim Economic Times Agencies function within the law: PC Times of India Amid House uproar, Chidambaram denies phone tapsHindustan Times - Apr 26, 2010 Home Minister P Chidambaram told Lok Sabha on Monday there was nothing in the records of the security establishment to substantiate allegations that the ... P Chidambaram denies phone-tapping charge Daily News & Analysis NEWSALERT-RS-CHIDAMBARAM 3Press Trust of India - 4 hours ago Chidambaram says if there is any illegal phone interception, government will go to the bottom of it. Check,if you do not want your name and ID displayed on ... State MPs prepare agenda for Chidambaram meetTimes of India - - Apr 26, 2010 RANCHI: Lok Sabha MPs from Jharkhand are busy preparing the agenda for the crucial meeting with Union home minister P Chidambaram on Friday on Operation ... Dantewada report submittedTimes of India - Apr 26, 2010 ... to probe the recent Naxal attack in Chhattisgarh which killed 76 security personnel, on Monday submitted its report to home minister P Chidambaram. I'll continue to lead the fight against Naxals: ChidambaramThe Hindu - Apr 15, 2010 NEW DELHI: Home Minister P. Chidambaram clarified in the Lok Sabha on Thursday that he had earlier tendered his resignation owning moral responsibility for ... IBNLive.com - Times of India - Indian Express - Economic Times  Email this storyNo rethink in anti-Maoist strategy: ChidambaramEconomic Times - Apr 23, 2010 NEW DELHI: Making it clear that the government won't reconsider its security operation against Maoist guerrillas, Home Minister P. Chidambaram Friday said ... 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Union Home Minister P. Chidambaram will on ... We won't allow Maoists to succeed, says Chidambaram Times of India Responsibility for Dantewada will be fixed at all levels: ChidambaramTimes of India - Apr 19, 2010 NEW DELHI: Even as he continued his toughspeak against Naxalism amid support cutting across party lines, home minister P Chidambaram on Monday said ... No Army against Naxals: Chidambaram Economic Times Daily News & Analysis - Hindustan Times - Express Buzz - Calcutta Telegraph Email this storyChidambaram Feels Delhi Should Be Termed As World Class Cityindia-server.com - Apr 22, 2010 During inauguration of the complex, Chidambaram highlighted, "Delhi should become a world class city with the inauguration of this multifaceted civic centre ... 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