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ECC to approve Rs 10 billion bailout package for PSM MUSHTAQ GHUMMAN ISLAMABAD (January 10 2010): The Economic Co-ordination Committee (ECC) of the Cabinet, which is scheduled to meet on January 12, 2010, will approve a bailout package of Rs 10 billion for the financially strapped Pakistan...

ISRO plans special launch pad at Sriharikotta First Published : 10 Jan 2010 03:00:00 AM ISTLast Updated : THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The third launch pad planned at ISRO’s Satish Dhawan Space Centre, Sriharikota, is going to be something special. While it will meet the space agency’s...

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Dear Brother, I am really very sorry .... dont take me wrong I was just joking at that time ...Anyway sorry once again ... regards Jailer ..

By STEPHEN FARRELL Published: January 9, 2010 AMMAN, Jordan — Humam Khalil Abu Mulal al-Balawi, the Jordanian suicide bomber who killed eight people at a Central Intelligence Agency outpost in Afghanistan last month, was shown in a video broadcast on Saturday saying that the attack was...

President Barack Obama's administration is starting the new year with its fingers crossed on China, hoping that upcoming tough decisions do not inflame tensions with the growing Asian power. Analysis by Shaun Tandon, in Washington for AFP Published: 11:48AM GMT 08 Jan 2010 On Wednesday...

China has abruptly cancelled a diplomatic summit with Britain on the subject of its human rights in a further sign of Beijing's displeasure at being publicly censured over the execution of Akmal Shaikh. By Malcolm Moore, Shanghai correspondent Published: 5:11PM GMT 08 Jan 2010 The...

President Barack Obama has vowed to combat al-Qaeda's recruitment of young lone recruits for terrorist missions, following the failed Christmas Day plane attack. By Alex Spillius in Washington Published: 6:01PM GMT 08 Jan 2010 A senior aide said the effort would build on close...

Britain does not have enough troops in Helmand to defeat the Taliban in the districts under its command, the American commander in the region has told The Daily Telegraph. By Damien McElroy in Lashkar Gah Published: 7:00PM GMT 08 Jan 2010 Brig Gen Larry Nicholson cast doubt on UK...

^^^^^ :rofl::rofl::rofl: ... You're a very tough man ... Make me laugh ... :D

Fair enough ... Basically France is a decomcratic nation, They should considered the basic "religion rights" before implementing such law .What do you think? regards Jailer

^^^^^ True and I am really sorry for that but I couldn't find the proper thread to post the above article. The article sound me very intresting news and it's shows the hard working and dedication of the doctor towards his/her patients.Truly it was a very critical moments in any doctor's life...

Flying has become a nightmare thanks to the CIA, not al-Qaeda The world's largest intelligence agency is always one step behind, writes Con Coughlin . By Con Coughlin Published: 6:20AM GMT 08 Jan 2010 For the millions of Britons who will soon be obliged to submit to the indignity of...

China reacts to credit boom fears The country's asset watchdog ordered its army of state-owned firms to take greater care, "resisting the temptation" of speculating in property, stocks, and derivatives markets. The co-ordinated moves across all fronts cooled the buying fever on China's...

Doctors in China removed a chopstick from the brain of a 14-month-old boy after it accidentally went up his nose. Published: 6:59PM GMT 07 Jan 2010 Li Jingchao, from Shandong province in eastern China, is undergoing treatment at Bo Ai Hospital in Beijing for an infection caused by the...

Women who wear the burka in public will be fined £700 under laws being considered in France. By Henry Samuel in Paris Published: 6:22PM GMT 07 Jan 2010 MPs will vote on the proposal this month after a long impassioned debate over the merits of outlawing the burka and niqab...

BEIJING — Scientists in the United States were not overly surprised in 2008 when the prestigious Howard Hughes Medical Institute in Maryland awarded a $10 million research grant to a Princeton University molecular biologist, Shi Yigong. Dr. Shi’s cell studies had already opened a new line of...

By JOSHUA MITNICK and JOE LAURIA UNITED NATIONS -- Israel has agreed to pay the U.N. $10.5 million in compensation for damage to U.N. property and for the life of a U.N. driver during Israel's war last winter against Gaza, according to two U.N. officials. "Agreement has been reached in...

SBI to install 7,000 talking ATMs for visually challenged 7 Jan 2010, 2007 hrs IST, PTI MUMBAI: India's largest lender, State Bank of India (SBI) plans to introduce 7,000 voice enabled ATMs across the country for visually challenged customers beginning next month, a senior SBI...

Renault-Nissan plans to inaugurate Oragadam plant in March 7 Jan 2010, 2224 hrs IST, PTI CHENNAI: Renault Nissan Automotive India Private Ltd (RNAIPL) plans to inaugurate its Rs 4,500 crore passenger vehicle joint venture plant at Oragadam on March 18, a state Government official said...