Middle-East

Dubai to seek the arrest of Israel Prime Minister

Dubai to seek the arrest of Israel Prime Minister »

The Dubai police chief Dhahi Khalfan Tamim is seeking the arrest of the Israeli Prime minister and the Mossad chief over the killing of the Palestenian leader Al-Mabhouh. Dhahi Khalfan Tamim said that he would...

March 3 2010 / No comment / Read More »
India’s Prime Minister Signs treaty with Saudi Arabia

India’s Prime Minister Signs treaty with Saudi Arabia »

India’s Prime Minister, Manmohan Singh is the first Indian prime minister to visit the Kingdom since 1982. Both the countries have signed a treaty after having talks about improving ties between the two countries in...

March 2 2010 / No comment / Read More »
West Bank Protestors injured by Israeli Forces

West Bank Protestors injured by Israeli Forces »

A small group of Palestinians protesting against Israeli’s forcible occupation in West Bank town of Bilin were fired tear gas and war Annunciations. They were protesting to mark 50 years of separate wall built by...

February 20 2010 / No comment / Read More »
An Islamic Megabank to be launched soon.

An Islamic Megabank to be launched soon. »

A Megabank based on Islamic banking is in the advanced stages of being formed and would likely be launched within the next 6 to 10 months. The announcement was made by an executive of the...

February 19 2010 / 1 comment / Read More »

Asia

Quake hit people in Chile shaken up by new Tsunami alert »

Quake hit people in Chile shaken up by new Tsunami alert

Chile: After the quake hit second city, troops had to be brought into action in order to bring things in order on Wednesday when...

Mar 4 2010 / No comment / Read More »

Taslima’s articles provoked Violence in Karnataka »

Taslima’s articles provoked Violence in Karnataka

Bangalore: The towns of Hassan and Shimoga in Karnataka showed violence when a local Kannada newspaper published an article written by the controversial writer...

Mar 2 2010 / No comment / Read More »

Government not to roll back fuel price hike: PM »

Government not to roll back fuel price hike: PM

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today ruled out any possibilities for the roll back of hiked fuel prices in the budget. He was talking to...

Mar 1 2010 / No comment / Read More »

Manmohan Singh on historic visit to Saudi »

Manmohan Singh on historic visit to Saudi

In the first ever visit of an Indian Prime Minister after Indira Gandhi in 1982, Prime minister Manmohan Singh arrived in Saudi Arabia on...

Feb 27 2010 / No comment / Read More »

A massive landslide in Indonesia »

A massive landslide in Indonesia

A landslide in Indonesia has left five people dead and more than 70 people missing when a office building collapsed. There were tea plantations...

Feb 23 2010 / No comment / Read More »

10 day old Infant murdered by a mob in Kashmir »

10 day old Infant murdered by a mob in Kashmir

In a shocking incident that took place in Kashmir, 10 day old infant was killed by a mob of stone pelters when he was...

Feb 23 2010 / 2 comments / Read More »

14 Jawans feared killed in Maoist attack »

14 Jawans feared killed in Maoist attack

Fourteen Army men, belonging to Eastern Frontier Rifles (EFR), were feared killed in a Maoists attack at Sildha in West Midnapore district of West...

Feb 15 2010 / No comment / Read More »

Americas

Western teens inveterate Alcoholics and still rising: Study »

Western teens inveterate Alcoholics and still rising: Study

The unprecedented use of alcohol by teens has raised many concerns in the western countries especially USA and European Countries. Study released on Tuesday stating use of Alcohol and marijuana among teens is on the rise ending a decade-long decline. “I’m a little worried that we...

Mar 2 2010 / No comment / Read More »

US Jobs to be opened, Senate passed bill »

US Jobs to be opened, Senate passed bill

A $15 billion job openings is most likely as the United States Senate voted where five republicans joined the Democrats who were already in majority, resulting in victory of the Current Obama Administration. On Monday, the US president Barack Obama said that this could help uplift...

Feb 23 2010 / No comment / Read More »

A Survey states that US is world’s laziest nation »

A Survey states that US is world’s laziest nation

Americans are the laziest people on the planet, according to a new survey. The Daily Beast survey took into consideration daily calorie intake, TV viewing habits, percentage of the population that plays sports and Internet usage, reports the New York Post. Out of those four categories, the...

Feb 21 2010 / No comment / Read More »

US tax office devastated:Plane crashed! »

US tax office devastated:Plane crashed!

An American pilot identified as Joseph Stack has crashed his plane in to the seven floor building of US tax office. Jack was angry and furious with the American Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and wanted to reach lesson. he wrote on the suicide note on his...

Feb 19 2010 / No comment / Read More »

Europe

Nude Pictures of Bruni Sarkozy, Wife of French President Nicholas Sarkozy on an Aunction »

Nude Pictures of Bruni Sarkozy, Wife of French President Nicholas Sarkozy on an AunctionThe president of France Nicholas Sarkozy, who is working hard to preserve the dignity of women by banning burqa, has in fact lost...

Mar 8 2010 / 1 comment / Read More »

Iran to continue with Uranium enrichment plan »

Iran to continue with Uranium enrichment planMaking it’s stand firm, Iran on Tuesday announced its beginning of additional uranium enriching. Ali Akbar Salehi, Iran’s atomic chief told: “From today we have...

Feb 9 2010 / No comment / Read More »

London exhibition titled 1001 Inventions: Discover the Muslim Heritage in Our World »

London exhibition titled 1001 Inventions: Discover the Muslim Heritage in Our WorldThe debt European scholars owe their Muslim counterparts – everything from water pumps and theories of blood circulation to engineering and map-making – was unveiled...

Feb 7 2010 / No comment / Read More »

Diplomatic Trade Guru – Colin Evans in Berlin for Congress »

Diplomatic Trade Guru – Colin Evans in Berlin for CongressBERLIN – February 4th – 7th When the world’s leading Trade Diplomat attends a Congress, the organizers must be doing something right.  At least, that’s the...

Feb 4 2010 / No comment / Read More »

Africa

Protest in Ivory, President responsible

Protest in Ivory, President responsible

On Wednesday, About 1000 protesters current government have protested against the president, Laurent Gbagbo for dissolving the current government and electoral commission as well. The protesters walked through the central towns of the...

Feb 18, 2010 / More » Campaigning in Sudan begins

Campaigning in Sudan begins

As Sudan’s election is coming near, nearly 12 presidential candidates are standing against Omar al Bashir, the current president.  The campaigning started on Saturday, such kind of a multi- party poll is visible...

Feb 15, 2010 / More » Poor Countries suffer from cancer more

Poor Countries suffer from cancer more

According to World health organization (WHO) approximately one third of the deaths due to cancer is because of less awareness and lack of health education among the people living in developing countries. These could...

Feb 6, 2010 / More »

Business

Corruption charges in the China’s electronics trading

Corruption charges in the China’s electronics trading

The vital speculation of the Huang Guangyu the chairman of China’s largest electronics company has been charged with inside trading, offering bribes and running illegal operations. The electronics trading which is the dominant economy...

Feb 17, 2010 / More » Diplomatic Trade Guru – Colin Evans in Berlin for Congress

Diplomatic Trade Guru – Colin Evans in Berlin for Congress

BERLIN – February 4th – 7th When the world’s leading Trade Diplomat attends a Congress, the organizers must be doing something right.  At least, that’s the opinion in Germany, where the Berlin International Economics...

Feb 4, 2010 / More » Haiti to get aid from Tech companies

Haiti to get aid from Tech companies

The tremendous earthquake which triggers the island ‘Haiti’ with a massive 7.0 scale that vanquished the lives and property of the people of Haiti gets a sign of relief from tech companies announcing...

Jan 15, 2010 / More »

Sports

Brett Lee to retire from Test Cricket

Brett Lee to retire from Test Cricket

Australian pacer Brett Lee has announced his retirement from Test cricket to focus on the shorter formats of the game. He has decided to pay more attention towards onedayers and T20s as he aims...

Feb 23, 2010 / More » India beats South Africa in a thriller

India beats South Africa in a thriller

India won a thriller against South Africa to lead the ODI series 1-0. In a nerve-racking encounter India won the match by just one run to prevail over the Proteas. Earlier, India lost a...

Feb 21, 2010 / More » Chargers will play in the IPL Season 3

Chargers will play in the IPL Season 3

The commissioner of the Indian Premier League, Lalit Modi, on Tuesday confirmed and assured the fans that all 8 teams will be participating in the third season of the IPL and any news...

Feb 17, 2010 / More »

Editorial

Intifada In Paradise by Parvaiz Bukhari

Intifada In Paradise by Parvaiz Bukhari

Armed with just stones, the protesters in the Kashmir Valley have got the government in a tizzy, reports PARVAIZ BUKHARI Anger management Youth who have lost all hopes of a return to normalcy, resort...

Mar 3, 2010 / More » Another Fake case of branding innocents as Terrorists

Another Fake case of branding innocents as Terrorists

LAST WEEK, TEHELKA published stories of four ordinary men branded as terrorists and jailed by the Special Cell of Delhi Police. Continuing with the series, BRIJESH PANDEY profiles two more “terrorists”, recently freed...

Mar 3, 2010 / More » Hate and fear of daily living for Minorities in India

Hate and fear of daily living for Minorities in India

Vigilante Hindutva groups and cultural policing — coastal Karnataka is a bitterly divided place today… by HARSH MANDER...

Feb 21, 2010 / More »

News Channel

Growing diplomatic row over Dubai assassination