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उत्साह के साथ गवरजा को विदा किया 18 March 2010Gvrja mother,Jssusr Gate |
TERI to help light up Bihar villages 18 March 2010, 18-1 HrsThe Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) will help power-starved Bihar light up thousands of village homes with solar energy. |
Dennis Hopper to enter Hollywood Walk of Fame 18 March 2010, 18-1 HrsLondon, March 18 Veteran actor Dennis Hopper will be honoured with a star at the Hollywood Walk of Fame. |
Toyota faces criminal charges in Canada 18 March 2010, 18-1 HrsToyota may be slapped with criminal charges in Canada for hiding accelerator problems from motorists even as it was trying to fix it. |
Picasso painting on the block for 40 mn pounds 18 March 2010, 18-1 HrsLondon, March 18 A portrait painted by Picasso when he was 22 is to be auctioned with an estimated price of 40 million pounds. |
The chilli hand grenade is ready to explode! 18 March 2010, 18-1 HrsIt's ready to explode and not just in the mouth. The 'bhut jolokia' - recognised as the hottest of spices - will pack a punch when mixed with handgrenades to deal with terrorists, as trials by Indian defence scientists have shown. |
Man chops off woman's nose over land dispute 18 March 2010, 18-0 HrsPatna, March 18 A man chopped off a woman's nose with a sharp weapon in a Bihar village after a heated exchange over a land dispute, police said Thursday. |
Australians accused of racially abusing Indian players 18 March 2010, 18-0 HrsMelbourne, March 18 A cricket tribunal in Australia's Geelong city is looking into an accusation that 10 local cricketers racially abused a team with six players of Indian descent, a media report said Thursday. |
US, Pakistan set to hold first strategic dialogue 18 March 2010, 18-0 HrsWashington, March 18 The United States and Pakistan will hold their first Strategic Dialogue here next week with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Pakistani Foreign Minister Makhdoom Shah Mahmood Qureshi co-chairing the talks. |
No crisis in relation with Israel over housing plans: Obama 18 March 2010, 18-0 HrsWashington, March 18 (DPA) US President Barack Obama Wednesday denied that Washington's relationship with close ally Israel was in crisis over the Jewish state's plans to build settler housing on land within East Jerusalem. |
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