- Brit couple wins 45 million pounds in lottery
- World's biggest movie screen installed in Sydney
- Brit couple wins £45 million in lottery
- Ex-Japan PM's crisis adviser says nuke danger at Fukushima still exists
- Potential therapeutic target for tobacco-related lung cancers identified
- Sex scandals rocks Islamabad's International Islamic University
- '4,832 Pakistanis deported in two years'
- Taliban says Prince Harry should help rather than kill people in Afghanistan
- Sex scandals rocks Islamabad's International Islamic University
- 77% Pakistanis marry within extended family: Poll
CHRI expresses dissatisfaction at Ministerial Group
Nava Thakuria, Fri, 6 Mar 2009
The Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI) has expressed its disappointment at the Commonwealth Ministerial Action Group (CMAG) for its continuing silence on the deepening humanitarian and human rights crises in Sri Lanka.
No major breakthrough in Lahore attack probe
NI Wire, Thu, 5 Mar 2009
Two days after the devious terror attack on Sri Lankan cricket team in Lahore, the authority in Pakistan is still clueless about the attackers. The police, however, has released few sketches of some suspects.
Commonwealth rights forum calls for ceasefire in Sri Lanka
Nava Thakuria, Wed, 4 Mar 2009
The Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI) has called for an immediate ceasefire in Sri Lanka, where the government forces continue military offensive against the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam.
'Mission change' of Obama
NI Wire, Tue, 3 Mar 2009
Barack Hussein Obama, during his election campaign had promised the Americans that if elected, his foremost policy would be to improve the damaged image of the United States of America
Bahrain Indians raising money to save Gandhi's possessions
Sandeep Singh Grewal, Mon, 2 Mar 2009
An Indian welfare association is calling upon its compatriots in the Kingdom to donate generously to a fund to save the possession of Mahatma Gandhi which will be auctioned in the US this week.




