US regulator bans short selling in fin stocks to cool markets
Dharam Shourie
US firms can't be compelled to sell fuel to India: Bush Admn
Sridhar Krishnaswami
Indian, British troops complete joint training
New Delhi, Sept 19 (PTI) India and Britain Friday ended their joint Army exercises in which tanks and armoured personnel carriers manoeuvres were simulated for hard, warlike training sessions in th
PM leaves for US, France on Sept.22, terrosim high on agenda
New Delhi, Sept 19 (PTI) Terrorism will be high on the agenda of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in meetings with world leaders including U.S. President George W. Bush and in his address at the U.N.
Blasts-linked militants, policeman killed in Delhi gunbattle
New Delhi, Sep 19 (PTI) Two terrorists of the 'Indian Mujahideen' allegedly involved in the serial blasts in Delhi and other places including Ahmedabad, were killed in a fierce gunbattle in south c
Jeev chases Major dreams, to play fewer events
Greater Noida, Sep 19 (PTI) After years of living a life out of suitcase, the nomad in Jeev Milkha Singh is finally slowing down and the golf pro says he would compete in fewer events in future to
Al Qaida commander among those killed in US strike in Pak
Islamabad, Sept 19 (PTI) Two of the seven persons killed in a missile strike by U.S.
B'desh police arrest 11 for links with militants
Anisur Rahman
Dhaka, Sept 19 (PTI) Bangladesh police have arrested 11 people, including three university teachers for suspected links with militants, officials said here Friday.
Pak increasing capacity to make weapon-grade plutonium: ISIS
Rezaul H. Laskar
Paracetamol linked to asthma
London, Sept 19 (PTI) People who regularly use paracetamol are nearly three times
more likely to develop asthma, a research has suggested.
