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Success of 3 Idiots breaks China's Bollywood Great Wall The film's popularity creating new push for Indian cinema in China: industry experts Indian visitors to Beijing are, more often than not, greeted by taxi drivers with passionate renditions of ‘Awara Hoon,' a song that has, for...

"Why Libya? Why Qaddafi?" By Husayn Al-Kurdi July 14, 2011 What are the reasons why the US government and its current President Barack Obama and his cabinet, are so vehement in their insistence that Libyan leaderMu'ammar el-Qaddafi "must go"? Why does the American regime insist on...

God picked up a flower and dipped it in dew, He lovingly touched it, which turned into my baby and then gifted to me on 10th October 2011 and said "This Is My Gift To You." Hey world we became proud parents...blessed with a baby girl:cheers: There is nothing prouder than holding that...

Pakistani-American sentenced for plotting US subway bombings WASHINGTON: A Pakistani-American man was sentenced Monday to 23 years in prison for plotting attacks on subway stations around the US capital with people he believed were Al-Qaeda affiliates. Farooque Ahmed, a naturalised US citizen...

Mullah in Debate of Tradition vs. Modern Schooling By JIM YARDLEY Published: March 20, 2011 AKKALKUWA, India — On opposite sides of a dusty road, thousands of Muslim students in this remote farming town are preparing for very different futures. On one side, inside a traditional Islamic...

Al Qaida, Lashkar-e-Toiba target World Cup New Delhi: India has received specific intelligence on terrorist groups Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) and Al-Qaida preparing to attack. A team of 10-16 terrorists is believed to have already entered India as a part of this mission. The intelligence has...

World looks at India more positively WASHINGTON: Mark Twain and Max Mueller were captivated by India. Winston Churchill and Richard Nixon disdained her. In a far more complex 21st century environment, India continues to evoke mixed reactions across the world, although it is gradually...

Ladies and Gentlemen I am getting married with my best friend and these are the last couple of days of my freedom! On Thursday morning 2nd December 2010, I will be tied in a traditional marriage ceremony at Allahabad with my classmate/best friend/business partner Aparna!Same evening will have...

What are the major issues between India and Pakistan? Friday marks the second anniversary of the deadly 2008 attacks in Mumbai by Pakistan-based militants that left 166 people dead, and the two south Asian rival powers remain bitterly estranged. An investigation into the plot in Pakistan...

US adds Pakistan’s banned charity to terror list WASHINGTON: The United States on Wednesday added Pakistan’s Falah-e-Insaniyat Foundation, a charity associated with a banned militant group, to its official list of blacklisted terror organizations. The US State Department said...

Pakistan concerns conveyed to US ambassador ISLAMABAD, Nov 9: Shocked by the US support for India’s bid for a permanent seat in the United Nations’ Security Council (UNSC), Pakistan has conveyed its disappointment to the American ambassador here and told him the move could have serious...

Obama says talk to Pak, PM says not until terror machine stops NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh made it clear on Monday that a full-scale dialogue with Pakistan on the Kashmir issue would not be possible until Pakistan stopped the export of terror to India. At a joint news...

Outsourced? India Inc. wants you to know India is here to help on eve of Obama visit By: ERIKA KINETZ Associated Press 11/04/10 4:15 AM EDT MUMBAI, INDIA — India's outsourcing companies, often blamed for stealing Main Street jobs, want Americans to know: We're hiring in the U.S. They...

Smokers’ Corner: Terrorist floods By Nadeem F. Paracha Sunday, 31 Oct, 2010 Death, destruction, chaos, pain, tears, fear. I can go on and on. People are asking what has happened to our beloved Islamic republic. Well, the answers are obvious. The answers are quivering and screaming...

Cellphone in 1928? Woman in Chaplin film baffles all LONDON: A Charlie Chaplin film clip showing a woman using a mobile phone has left viewers stumped. The baffling scene is found in the extras section of Charlie Chaplin's 1928 movie 'The Circus' , Daily Mail reported. It shows people...

Talking knees Want to be a successful TV anchor and talk show host in Bakistan? The following is what you need to know … Amreeka A modern-day Babylon. Run by evil men whose bloodlines are linked to epic, evil characters such as Sodom & Gomorra and Gog & Magog. Can be a nice place to...

Something you didnt know I found on the net, enjoy * Butterflies taste with their feet. * A duck's quack doesn't echo, and no one knows why. * In 10 minutes, a hurricane releases more energy than all the world's nuclear weapons combined. * On average, 100 people choke to death on ballpoint...

Pak trained terrorists to fight India: Musharraf NEW DELHI: It's hardly a candid confession but it still has the power to shock. Former Pakistani president Pervez Musharraf admitted what India and the world have known for a while now -- that the Pakistan government trained terrorists...

India 'snubs Charles over Games opening': Clarence House in row about whether Prince will perform ceremony The Indian Government and Clarence House appeared to be at loggerheads last night over whether Prince Charles will be asked to declare the Games open. Senior Indian Government aides...

Smokers’ Corner: Republic cannibal By Nadeem F. Paracha Friday, 10 Sep, 2010 here was a friend of mine at college who fancied himself as a playwright. He was always writing these ‘activist’ plays for the Marxist student organisation that I belonged to in the late 1980s. He...