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Palestinian factions halt rocket attacks on IsraelOlmert hopes for political breakthrough Nepal's interim House delayed Prachanda expresses displeasure Al-Qaeda leader killed MOSCOW: Russian security forces killed an Al-Qaeda emissary in the North Caucasus in a mop-up operation on Sunday. Abu Hafs was killed along with four militants during a four-hour gun battle in Dagestan, a Russian republic bordering Chechnya, ... LTTE celebrates `Hero's Day' today COLOMBO: All attention in the island nation would be focused on the so-called `Hero's Day' annual speech of LTTE chief Velupillai Prabhakaran scheduled to be delivered on Monday. The speech is a policy statement of the Tamil Tigers for the year ... Lightning caused spokes on Saturn's rings? LONDON: Saturn's nearly perfect rings make it the most beautiful object in our solar system, but the reasons for the aberrations that have been spotted on the rings that make them look like they have been smudged, may now have an explanation. ... Other Stories
India & World Astrakhan, Russia's Eurasian melting pot It is Asian enough to be familiar High Commission to outsource visa processing Surge in visa applications is the reason behind the move Indian student in Jeddah `assaulted' DUBAI: : A 12-year-old Indian student, studying in a Jeddah school, momentarily went blind and deaf after a teacher beat him, the boy's father has alleged in his complaint to the police. Fayez, who studies at the International Indian School, ... 110-year-old Indian woman for Haj DUBAI: Jamila Khatoon, a 110-year-old woman from Maharashtra, will be the oldest Indian pilgrim to perform Haj this year. Ms. Khatoon, who hails from Thane district of Maharashtra, will be the most senior person from the country to perform the ... 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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