- Pakistan urges Afghanistan to consider regional implications of arms deal with India
- Obama's drones, Gitmo speech welcomed in Pakistan, Yemen
- Berlusconi's 'underage call girl' says she lied to investigators
- Understanding job commitment may lead to better correctional staff members
- Prince William 'very excited' about becoming dad
- China, Pakistan vow to deepen comprehensive strategic cooperation
- Scramble to help Indians hit by Saudi work policy
- Guatemala extradites ex-president to US
- 15 Pakistani kids die in school van cylinder blast
- Car sharing with strangers a growing business in US
Despite no changes in Visa policy, Modi 'welcome to apply': USA
NI Wire, Fri, 5 Apr 2013
Amid the fresh allegations and controversy in which it was said that a US congressional delegation's visit to Gujarat on official sanction, the US has said that there is no immediate change in its stand on a visa to Chief Minister Narendra Modi. However it has said that Modi is "welcome to apply".
Heavy rains in Argentina kills 54, thousands evacuate
NI Wire, Thu, 4 Apr 2013
The death toll caused from the heavy rains in Buenos Aires and nearby parts of the country now stands at 54, Argentine authorities said on Wednesday.
New chief is confident about the future of the BBC
NI Wire, Wed, 3 Apr 2013
Newly elected director general has expressed hope that British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has bright future and is even more important now. He expressed his view on the first day in the corporation office.
Nelson Mandela declared as "King of Human Equality"
NI Wire, Wed, 3 Apr 2013
The World Boxing Council on Wednesday declared former President of South Africa Nelson Mandela as "King of Human Equality" as an acclamation to his long term struggle against racial segregation in his country.
Today is World Autism Awareness Day
NI Wire, Tue, 2 Apr 2013
Every year, 2nd April is marked as World Autism Awareness Day (WAAD) after December 18, 2007, when the United Nations General Assembly adopted resolution 62/139, proposed by the State of Qatar, declaring April 2 to be celebrated as World Autism Awareness Day (WAAD) every year.
Chaos in Central African Republic after President flees and rebels seizes capital
PM to visit Durban to push growth in BRICS summit
Musharraf vows to return Pakistan
Marines back to India on the guarantee of no death penalty: Italian Dy. Foreign Minister





