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CIA admits to plot to assassinate Castro
Agency’s documents reveal illegal activities up to 1973

Bush ordered my death: Castro
HAVANA: Cuban leader Fidel Castro has accused U.S. President George W. Bush of “authorising and ordering” an attempt on his life. Mr. Castro’s essay noted that U.S. President Gerald Ford signed an order banning ...

Local polls soon in Sri Lanka’s east
COLOMBO: Sri Lanka intends to soon hold elections to the local bodies in the troubled eastern province, said an official of the Presidential Secretariat here on Wednesday. The official told The Hindu that with the virtual ouster of ...

Australia to request “Dr. Death’s” extradition
Patel charged with multiple manslaughter

U.S. Senate to revive immigration bill
Washington: Raising the hopes of millions of illegal immigrants, including Indians, the U.S. Senate has revived a stalled immigration bill that could pave the way for legalisation of their status. The Senate voted 64-35 on Tuesday to resume ...

War games planned
MOSCOW: The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) will hold anti-terrorist war games on Russian territory later this summer to strengthen its military clout. The agreement to stage the drills was signed on Wednesday by the ...

India & World
Dhaka for increased cooperation
DHAKA: Bangladesh expects increased Indian cooperation on key issues, particularly water sharing, the head of the caretaker Government, Fakhruddin Ahmed, said on Tuesday. Dr. Ahmed, whose military-backed caretaker Government has just ...

India, Pakistan to discuss group tourism
ISLAMABAD: A proposal to permit group tourism between India and Pakistan, and increasing the number of religious shrines that pilgrims from either country can visit on the other side, are on the agenda for the two-day talks between the two ...

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