- Brit kids banned from paddling in water during school trips!
- Race row erupts over British National Party-backed film
- Detained asylum-seekers' spokesman 'Alex' a smuggler: Sri Lankan Govt.
- The British woman who has two vaginas
- Pakistanis blame 'foreign powers' for deadly Peshawar blast
- Lolita author's last novel The Original of Laura published
- Karzai will lose international support if he fails to get rid of corruption: Brown
- 'Reputation of British Armed Forces at risk in Afghanistan'
- 'Petrified' Palin bans phones, laptops, cameras from speech venue
- Lesbian kiss girls win £1000 over nightclub ban!
Hindus laud Church of Sweden for faith based Climate Summit
NI Wire, Mon, 10 Nov 2008
Hindus have applauded Church of Sweden and its Archbishop Anders Wejryd for taking the world leadership role in organising the much-needed Interfaith Climate Summit in Uppsala (Sweden) on November 28-29.
India, Oman ink investment agreement
NI Wire, Mon, 10 Nov 2008
India and Oman have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to set up an Indo-Oman Joint Investment Fund (IOJIF) with an equity contribution of US$ 100 million to fund the multi-sectoral projects.
Mayors of 185 world cities contacted to name a major street after Gandhi
NI Wire, Mon, 10 Nov 2008
The US-based Gandhi Monument Council formed of interfaith clergy has urged the mayors of 185 of world's important cities spread in 39 countries to name one of the major streets of their respective cities after peace icon Mahatma Gandhi.
Jigme Khesar crowned as fifth king of Bhutan
NI Wire, Thu, 6 Nov 2008
Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck, 28, an oxford scholar on Thursday became the youngest sovereign of the Himalayan kingdom after adorning the Bhutan's
Election must be held on the scheduled date: Hasina
Kazi Mohoshin Al Abbas, Thu, 6 Nov 2008
After a five month long medical treatment in USA, Bangladesh Awami League (AL) president Sheikh Hasina returned to Bangladesh today (November 6, 2008)





