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Afghanistan killed civilians: Pakistan
They were Taliban militants, says Kabul

Pakistan, China bus service
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and China will start a bus service from June 1 to facilitate people travel between Gilgit and Kashgar. After this, Pakistan would have bus or rail links with all its neighbours — India, Iran, Afghanistan and ...

Muslim schoolgirl loses dress code battle
LONDON: A British Muslim schoolgirl has lost a bitter three-year-long legal battle over her insistence on wearing jilbab to the classroom as the House of Lords, in a significant verdict, ruled that the school's dress code did not amount to ...

Nepali Communist leader whisked away
Whereabouts of Madhav Nepal not known

Spain hopes for end to ETA terrorism
Islamist train bombings in Madrid reduced support for the group

9 million children made motherless by AIDS
Thousands missing out on school

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Survey projects German gloom

Jail for dog handler

127 feared drowned

Lethal power of rice fungus discovered

India & World
Visit productive: Khaleda
"Bangladesh wants strong economic relations with India"

Baalu signs pact in South Africa
DURBAN: India and South Africa on Thursday signed an agreement to develop a mutually- beneficial relationship in merchant shipping and related maritime transport matters on the basis of sovereign equality and reciprocity. The pact was signed ...

Burns hopeful of making convincing case in Congress
Nuclear deal with India is in U.S. interest: Bush

Indian farmers on strike in Israel
JERUSALEM: Seventeen Indian farmers, led by this year's prestigious Pravasi Diwas Samman winner, Eliyahu Bezalal, are on an indefinite strike protesting against the Israeli Government's alleged insensitivity in keeping some promises made to them ...

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