The Hindu : International News : Tuesday, September 23, 2008

Online edition of India's National Newspaper Tuesday, September 23, 2008 ePaper \| Mobile/PDA Version

International

News Update

News
ePaper
Front Page
National
States:
• Tamil Nadu
• Andhra Pradesh
• Karnataka
• Kerala
• New Delhi
• Other States
International
Opinion
Business
Sport
Miscellaneous
• Cartoons
Engagements

Sudoku
Today's Headlines

RSS Feeds

Specials
In Focus
Photo Gallery
Events 2007

Features:
Magazine
Literary Review
Open Page

Metro Plus
Business

Education Plus

Book Review

Young World
SciTech
NXg
Friday Review
Cinema Plus
Quest
Property Plus

Stocks
Quotes
SE Diary

Advts
Retail Plus
Classifieds
Jobs
Obituary

Archives
Yesterday's Issue
Datewise

Group Sites
The Hindu
The Hindu ePaper
Business Line
Business Line ePaper
Sportstar
Frontline
Publications
eBooks
Images

Home

Afghan envoy-designate abducted
Farahi was travelling in Peshwar sans security escort

Russian warships leave for the Caribbean
First foray into American backyard since the end of Cold War

Aso likely to become Premier
SINGAPORE: The former Japanese Foreign Minister, Taro Aso, placed himself at a striking distance for becoming Prime Minister, when he on Monday won a multi-cornered contest for the post of president of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party ...

37,037 Tamil citizens registered, says Sri Lanka

Meet to harness Nepal’s water resources
KATHMANDU: The third Power Summit is being held here from Tuesday to discuss the potential of Nepal’s rivers to generate electricity to be used in Nepal and India. Speaking on Monday, Sandip Shah, president of Independent Power ...

Other Stories

French buzz over a book

Big Brother’s cafe watches as you eat

India & World
Violence against Christians condemned gulf round-up
DUBAI: From Dubai to Tel Aviv, there has been widespread condemnation of attacks on Christians in Karnataka. In Dubai, Hindu, Christian and Muslim community leaders held an inter-faith meeting recently to express solidarity with the victims ...

Oman allows Indians to return home
DUBAI: In a special gesture, Oman has decided to allow 2,500 Indians, who were stranded there after expiry of visas, to return home without any penalty. This decision was conveyed by Oman’s Inspector General of Police and Customs ...

Read Today's supplements: Metro Plus | Education Plus | Book Review | Young World |

Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com
Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address

Yesterday's
International Page