Eight militants killed in security operations in Bajaur
Islamabad, Oct 24 (PTI) At least eight Taliban militants
were killed in operations by Pakistani security forces in the
troubled northwestern Bajaur tribal region Friday, officials
India has 113,000 tonnes of uranium reserves, Govt tells RS
New Delhi, Oct 23 (PTI) India has proven uranium reserves of 113,000 tonnes and the Government was making efforts to expedite mining of the mineral while also looking at imports to bridge the deman
Nepal's former royals may face lights-out
Kathmandu, Oct 23 (PTI) Months after loosing his crown, deposed King Gyanendra may face lights-out over unpaid electricity bills to the Maoist-led government, who were instrumental in the abolition
Indo-Pak talks on Chenab water controversy begin
New Delhi, Oct 23 (PTI) Indus Water Commissioners of India and Pakistan met here Thursday in the backdrop of Islamabad's allegations that New Delhi had blocked Chenab river water flow affecting cul
Christian org urges Bush adm to stop N-agreement with India
Washington, Oct 23 (PTI) A Christian organisation in the U.S.
Local actors should lead recovery process in conflict zones:UN
New York, Oct 23 (PTI) Efforts to promote economic
recovery in countries ravaged by war will not succeed, unless
they are based on a sound understanding of local dynamics and
Indian P.M. to attend A.S.E.M. Summit for first time
Beijing, Oct 23 (PTI) India would be making its debut at the highest level at the Asia-Europe (A.S.E.M.) Summit here when Prime Minister Manmohan Singh attends the meeting set to be dominated by th
