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INTERNATIONAL Global rights panel soon, says Colombo COLOMBO: Sri Lanka on Thursday said an international independent panel of eminent persons would soon investigate allegations of human rights violations. The U.N.'s Special Rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions recently ... Russia opposes Iran draft MOSCOW: Russia has signalled its opposition to a European-drafted U.N. resolution calling for sanctions against Iran. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said the draft proposed by Europe's "troika" — France, Germany and Britain — ... ADOPTION ROW Madonna, child and a worried father LILONGWE: The father of the Malawian baby boy Madonna is trying to adopt said here that he is afraid criticism of the adoption would persuade the celebrity pop singer to drop her efforts. He urged her on Thursday not to get angry. Yohane ... Other Stories
Globescan Volcano spews mud MANILA: Bulusan volcano in the central Philippines spewed mud and ash on Thursday, as authorities warned local residents that a life-threatening lahar (sludge composed of pyroclastic material and water) flow might be triggered by heavy rain. At ... Labour dispute CARACAS: More than 10,000 former employees of Coca-Cola's subsidiary in Venezuela have blockaded the firm's plants in a labour dispute, paralysing deliveries of the soft drink and raising the possibility of a wider campaign against ... India & World Be lenient to Indian students, Australia urged Many are detained for contravening rules on part-time jobs India moves up in Press Freedom Index Journalists in South Asian countries enjoy lesser freedom than in 2002 
Nirupama Rao leaves for ChinaCOLOMBO: India's Ambassador-designate to China, Nirupama Rao, left for Beijing from here on Thursday. Attending the last function here in her capacity as the High Commissioner of India to Sri Lanka, Ms. Rao fondly recalled her association ... Read Today's supplements: Friday Review | Young World | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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