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U.S. to pick up the pieces as Rita easesTexas Governor Rick Perry tells evacuees to stay where they are till it's safe to return home Resistance level unexpected: Blair Iraq dogs Labour Party meet; Prime Minister denies time-table for troop withdrawal Pakistan feared Israeli raid on nuclear sites ISLAMABAD: In the aftermath of the 1998 nuclear tests, Pakistan established contacts with Israel to ascertain the veracity of speculation that Tel Aviv was planning pre-emptive strikes on its nuclear installations. Disclosing this at a ... "Bangladesh is a model to other Muslim nations" DHAKA: Former Pakistan Chief Justice Javid Iqbal has opined that Bangladesh is the only Muslim majority country that has a functional democracy. "There is no democracy and discipline in any Muslim country, excepting Bangladesh. Multi-party ... Other Stories
India & World Talks to look at new airline routes between India, Pakistan ISLAMABAD: A high-level Indian delegation led by the Director General, Civil Aviation, is arriving here on Monday for talks with their Pakistan counterparts to review the Air Services Agreement to enhance air links between the two ... India spells out economic priorities to Australia SINGAPORE: Deputy Chairman of the Union Planning Commission Montek Singh Ahluwalia has identified "further alleviation of poverty" as India's top economic priority for the future. During a visit to Australia this week, where he delivered a ... Sarabjit's lawyer to seek transcript of tapes ISLAMABAD: Rana Abdul Hamid, Sarabjit Singh's lawyer, intends to incorporate in his review petition the transcript of tapes aired on Indian television channels quoting a witness who claims that he was forced to give false evidence implicating ... M.K. Narayanan in Beijing for boundary talks SINGAPORE: India's Special Representative, M.K. Narayanan, arrived in Beijing on Sunday for talks with his Chinese counterpart, Dai Bingguo, on the boundary question. The talks, expected to last two days, will begin on Monday. The latest round ... Read Today's supplements: Metro Plus | Business | Education Plus | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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