Sarin to leave Vodafone Tuesday; all set for Himalayas
London, Jul 29 (PTI) Arun Sarin, a controversial albeit one of the most successful CEOs of British telecom giant Vodafone, will hang his boots Tuesday to don a new gear fortrekking in Himalayas.
Maoists demand formation of new govt before SAARC Summit
Kathmandu, July 28 (PTI) - Nepal's cabinet Monday gave the green signal to caretaker Prime Minister G. P.
Pakistan, United States discuss cooperation in economic, security, strategic fields
Islamabad, July 29 (PPI) - Pakistan's Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani now in Washington in talks with United States President George W Bush and oher leaders will discuss cooperation in econ
Pakistan's restive areas a 'huge problem' for U.S.: Obama
Washington, Jul 28 (PTI) Ahead of Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani's maiden visit to the U.S., Democratic Presidential nominee Barack Obama has said that al-Qaeda's safe haven in the Pakistan's re
Pak funding Mujahideen in Kashmir is counterproductive: Obama
New York, Jul 28 (PTI) Noting that Pakistan has tolerated or in some cases funded the Mujahideen in Kashmir, Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama has said suchefforts are "counterproductive
U.N. condemns serial blasts in Bangalore, Ahmedabad
United Nations, Jul 28 (PTI) United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has condemned in the "strongest terms" the series of bombings in Bangalore and Ahmedabad and stressed that no cause or grie
One dead, 13 injured in bomb attack in Pakistan
Islamabad, Jul 28 (PTI) One person was killed and 13 others, including five policemen, were injured in a bomb attack on a police van that escorted a prisoners bus inPakistan's northwest region Mond
Crime branch launches massive operation to probe blasts
Ahmedabad, Jul 28 (PTI) The city crime branch questioned Abdul Halim, a S.I.M.I.
China expresses concern over McCain meeting the Dalai Lama
Beijing, Jul 28 (PTI) Expressing serious concern over U.S.
Pak reverses ISI decision under "pressure from defence forces"
Islamabad, Jul 28 (PTI) Coming under "immense pressure" from the defence establishment, Pakistan government withdrew its decision to place the spy agency I.S.I.
