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I heard so much about Wahab Riaz from my Pak collegues. What happened!!! He was like a lamb before the wolves. Every Indian batsmen had him for dinner.

It was the first time that Pakistan lost to India by a margin that huge. So obviously it would be embarresing a bit. India otoh has had several 100+ runs defeat at the hands of Pakitan so nothing seems embarresing anymore.

Take a break.. party is not yet over.

Here is the picture of the DMU. Looks sleak

Would love to see hummer in IA. Though Mahindra's Axe doesn't look bad

So, that one Indians act has become a habbit of all Indian posters here!!! Now. just like you I am surprised with your scaling ability. Take one sample and extrapolate it over a whole wide array. BTW, I commend you for this noble act of yours for not naming the poster. With your confusion, you...

aahh!!! Another accusation on Indians!!!! Care to prove it? Well, I'll let it go. You made an accusation against Indians in your first post & havn't proved it yet going around from 'everytime' to 'few weeks' to 'last post', 'last statement'. Asking you prove another statement of yours would...

India's strong fundamentals support 'Baa3/Ba2' ratings - Moody's Thomson Financial News 05.14.08, 1:40 AM ET MUMBAI (Thomson Financial) - Moody's Investors Service said India's strong fundamentals, a private-sector induced upturn in savings and investment and a rising rate of potential...

India Sews Victoria's Secret Thongs for Singh's Blooming Zones By Cherian Thomas June 6 (Bloomberg) -- When Boston Red Sox co-owner Martin Trust first visited the southern Indian village of Achyutapuram three years ago, a pot-holed road ran through the stretch of bare land dotted with...

India's Innovation Attracts SAP By Pankaj Maru CXOToday, Mumbai Jun 5, 2008 In January 2006, the out-going CEO of SAP, Henning Kagermann said, "India is slowly getting expensive. So, we've decided to hire a certain number there, and then start looking at other locations." He was quoted...

Riding the ‘earning horse’: Indian Railways INSEAD Knowledge - Best of business research, France Indian Railways is the world’s largest employer and one of the biggest and busiest rail networks in the world, carrying some 17 million people and more than one million tonnes of freight...

Nissan, Renault Begin Building Car Factory in India By Vipin V. Nair June 6 (Bloomberg) -- Nissan Motor Co., Japan's third- largest automaker, and affiliate Renault SA began building a factory in India to challenge Suzuki Motor Corp.'s dominance in the country. The $1.1 billion factory...

I've always favored dehyphenation of business from politics. China & US apart from all their political differences have a strong business relations. I don't see why India-Pak cannot do so. Time is good. There is some goodwill between the two nations after all the cricket diplomacy & easing of...

Reliance would follow diktat from the Indian Government. I doubt if Pak would like that. Shashi Ruia OTOH has resigned from PM's economic advisory committee because of the differences. So, he is a safer bet.

Essar & Reliance started their business together. Inorder to avoid competition, Reliance ventured into Petroleum & Essar went into shipping industry. Even today, Essar shipping is amongst the 10 largest shipping industries in the world. But, the trouble between Ambanis & Ruias started with Ruias...

Great pics Aziz, I've never been to Gurgaon but heard so much about it. Islamabad looks fabulous. Serene, calm & yet so modern. Karachi is well.... a typical south asian city.

This could be indeed a good news for Pakistan. Shashi Ruia is seriously disgruntled because of GoI's biased favoring of Reliance Industries. India's loss could be Pakistan's gain.

Exclusive look at the Tata Nano By Chris Morris BBC News, UK Video: Designing the Tata Nano India is fast becoming the centre of a revolution in motoring. A new generation of ultra-cheap cars is about to hit the streets, allowing millions of would-be drivers to dream of personal...

Manufacturing success: India prepares its road map for the next growth route Some in private sector push for SEZs and the Chinese model; govt leaders think leveraging productivity is the key Daniel Altman International Herald Tribune For a few years now, a facile dichotomy has made the...

This is the report I based my post on Pakistani Taliban targeted Danes after cartoons: officials You on the other hand are discussing Harry Potter stuff putting the blame on India. Read last part of all your reports and don't seem to find any hidden celestial message you wish to...