New Swine Flu cases reported in US, Canada

NI Wire,    Wed, 29 Apr 2009
As the World Health Organisation (WHO) warns that the situation continues to evolve rapidly, new Swine Flu cases have been reported in United States of America and Canada on Tuesday; however, all cases are mild and no fatal in nature.

Combat operation ends in Lanka

NI Wire,    Mon, 27 Apr 2009
The Government of Sri Lanka has finally announced that the combat operations have reached its conclusion and henceforth, the army would only concentrate on rescue of civilians who are held hostage by the LTTE.

Bangladesh stimulus package stresses on agriculture

Kazi Mohoshin Al Abbas,    Mon, 27 Apr 2009
At present, economic recession is the most talked about phenomenon in global arena and revitalizing the economy is the common concern for the nations irrespective of wealthy or poor.

MK goes on fast; PM gives assurance on Lankan issue

NI Wire,    Mon, 27 Apr 2009
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh this morning spoke to DMK chief M Karunanidhi who went on an indefinite fast demanding immediate truce in Sri Lanka. Singh assured the Tamil Nadu chief minister that India would do its best to bring peace in the island

Anti-global visa bill presented in US Senate

NI Wire,    Sat, 25 Apr 2009
The Indian Information Technology (IT) industry can face severe jolt if US senate passes the proposed US legislation to reform the H-1B a long-term visa and L-1 a relatively short-term visa issues to employees of foreign countries.

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