Attempts to build places of worship trigger Russians' protests
By Itar-Tass World Service writer Lyudmila Alexandrova
INDO-CANADIAN INITIATIVES TO BOOST NEXT-GENERATION RESEARCH By Bal Krishna
Toronto, June 17 (PTI) India and Canada have launched
ten joint initiatives worth USD 17 million to boost their
bilateral cooperation in the field of science and technology,
MAOISTS TRYNG TO INSTALL A PUPPET PREZ, CLAIM NEPAL'S PARTIES By Shirish B. Pradhan
Kathmandu, June 16 (PTI) - In a scathing attack, Nepal's
two main parties Sunday accused the Maoists of trying to
install a puppet president, intensifying the bickering that
ASIA'S FIRST HUMAN DNA BANK IN CITY OF NAWABS By Abhinav Pandey
Lucknow, Jun 16 (PTI) - Be it a terrorist attack, mass
tragedy or police verification, this bank can be of great use
for security agencies and doctors.
Russia Day still no holiday for most, but such people are fewer
By Itar-Tass World Service writer Lyudmila Alexandrova
Tory lawmaker forced to apologise for remarks against Indians
Prasun Sonwalkar
MANY NOT SATISFIED ABOUT GOVT`S DECREE ON AHMADIYAH
BY Andi Abdussalam Jakarta, June 10 (ANTARA) - The Indonesian government finally issued a joint ministerial decree on Monday banning followers of Jamaah Ahmadiyah Indonesia (JAI) from carrying out
'Fight against HIV/AIDS is facing shortage of fund'
Dharam Shourie United Nations, Jun 10 (PTI) The global fight against HIV/AIDS is facing funding shortage and sustained effort is needed to raise money to enable the goals set by world leaders are
GOLKAR TO CHANGE STAND ON SBY-KALLA GOVERNMENT?
By Andi Abdussalam Jakarta, June 10 (ANTARA) - In the run up to the 2009 general elections, legislators of the Golkar Party made a surprise statement last week.
