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UK to start talks with armed Syria opposition: Downing St

2012-11-07T03:54:00.003-08:00

UK to start talks with armed Syria opposition: Downing St

LONDON: Britain is to begin talks with armed opposition groups in Syria as it seeks to help end the violence, Prime Minister David Cameron's office said Wednesday.
The government has authorised officials to have contacts with military representatives of the groups, Downing Street said, although government sources stressed the initiative was about political dialogue, not providing weapons.

Drug authority bill adopted PML-N aborts anti-militants call in NA

2012-10-17T04:24:00.002-07:00

ISLAMABÆD:Amid confusing signals over the possibility of a military operation against Taliban bases in

North Waziristan in the wake of the shooting of Swat’s schoolgirl activist Malala Yosufzai,the Pakistan Muslim League-N aborted on Tuesday a new govern-ment-backed resolution in the National Assem

by calling for action against militants.But before fiery and sionate move,period of comparative cordiality when the PML-N conceded to the deletion of a single word from a government bill seeking

the establishment of a new drug regulatory authority,leading to its unanimous adoption, after government support enabled a similar passage of a PML-N member’s private bill seeking to abolish discretionary quotas in public sector housing schemes in Islamabad.As the PPP-led coalition failed to achieve a house consensus on the resolutionwhich a source said only called for “practical measures”against militants in general terms in reaction to the Oct 9 shooting claimed by Taliban, the move was given up even without the draft being moved or read out before the house was prorogued after a 12-day session.Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan,the leader of opposition in the house, who took the floor

twice over the issue, repeatedly accused the government of not implementing most of the previous unanimous parliamentary resolutions and said the new one was being brought as a precursor to a

military operation in Waziristan while Swat’s fugitive Taliban leader Maulvi Fazlullah, who is generally

considered as the mastermind of the Mingora attack, was living in Afghanistan.But PPP chief whip and

Religious Affairs Minister Khursheed Ahmed Shah rejected the charges, noting that there was no mention of Waziristan in the resolution,and offered the PML-N to make any changes in the draft, or move one of their own.But the PML-N was in no mood to buy the idea as it appeared getting closer to an anti-operation stance taken by the Defence of Pakistan Council of hard-line rightwing groups and Imran Khan’s

Pakistan Tehrik-i-Insaaf. And the ruling coalition also was hesitant to move a resolution without a consensus of all parties in parliament, amid reports of apparent dithering even by military commanders after initial expressions of a resolve to act in concert with an international outcry against the attack.

TRADE-OFF ON BILLS:Earlier, in an apparent trade-off in leg is lative business, the government backed

PML-N member Zahid Harnid’s four-clause bill providing for the abolition of discretionary quotas in public sector housing schemes in the capital,paving the way for its unanimous passage, before Mi Hamid withdrew his opposition to an MQM member’s amendment for the deletion of the world “only” from a

clause of the government’s Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan Bill.The government bill of 42

clauses and six schedules had been deferred on Monday midway through voting on its clauses in the second reading when the PML-N deliberately broke the quorum by asking several of its back-henchers to

sneak out of the house before the chair ordered a count on the request of a party member after MQM’s S.A. Iqbal Qadri refused to withdraw his amendment to the clause under which the chief executive officer or a director of the new Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan must he a Pakistani citizen.PML-N objectors argued that the deletion of the word “only” from the clause — “no person shall be appointed as the CEO or director of the authority unless he is a citizen of Pakistan only” -- would pave the way for the induction of Pakistanis with dual nationality who they thought could serve the interests of multinational pharmaceutical companies working in the country.

Vaccinator killed in Quetta attack By Our Correspondent

2012-10-17T04:12:00.001-07:00

QUETTA: A vaccinator died when a team of polio vaccinators came under attack near here on Tuesday.

The attack took place near Rindgarh on the outskirts of the city.The All Pakistan Paramedical Staff Federation has con demned the attack anddemanded arrest of the killers.Addressing a press conference, president of the federation Abdul Samad Raisani reminded the government of its responsibility to provide security to teams engaged in anti-polio campaigns to ensure success of the vaccination programme.Officials said the attack highlighted resistance to the country’s immunisation campaign, adds AFP.The shooting happened a day after a three-day campaign was launched across the country, senior government official Tariq Mengal said.A team of male and female vaccinators was engaged in a door-to-door campaign to administer polio drops to children below five years of age when unidentified gunmen on a motorcycle shot dead a male volunteer, he said.”We are investigating if the deceased had any dispute with the attackers or the shooting was carried out by opponents of the campaign,”

he said.The campaign had been suspended in several areas of Quetta as the shooting had sparked fear among the vaccinators, said Mr Mengal.“We wifi assess the security situation before resuming the

campaign on Wednesday,” he added.The place of the attack is home to thousands of Afghan refugees and local tribesmen.

Australia to honour Tendulkar

2012-10-17T04:08:00.001-07:00

NEW DELHI: Indian cricket great Sachin Tenckilkar

is set to receive a rare civic honour from long-time on-field rivals Australia.Prime Minister Julia Gifiard said here on Tuesday during her first visit to India as Australia’s leader that Tendulkar was to be made an honorary member of the Order of Australia.

The diminutive 39-year-old batsman has scored more runs in Test and limited-overs cricket than any other player and is adored by fans in India and across the cricket world. He already has received the highest praise possible for a cricketer in Australia, with the great batsman Don Bradman reportedly telling his wife before he died that Tendulkar reminded him of

himself.Gillard told reporters Tendulkar helped strengthen thebond between Australia and India.

“I’m very pleased we’re going to confer on Sachin Tendulkar membership of the Order of Australia,” the

Australian Broadcasting Corporation quoted Gifiard as saying as she visited a cricket clinic here. “This is a very special honour, very rarely awarded to someone who is not an Australian citizen or an Australian

national. “So a very special honour and a very special recognition of such a great batsman.”Only three other non-Australian cricketers have received the award.Tendulkar was in South Africa for the Champions

League Twenty20 tournament during Gillard’s visit,and is expected to receivethe award later from anoth

er Australian minister.The ‘Little Master’ — as Tendulkar is affectionately known has played Australia

more than any other cricketer, and has toured Down Under five times for Test series dating back to 1991.

He has played 190 Tests since his debut in 1989 and scored 15,533 runs including 51 centuries. In 463 One-day Internationals, he has scored 18,426 runs and his 49 centuries in that format makes him the only batsman to have 100 inter national hundred s.—AP

Malala will need reconstructive surgery: hospital director

2012-10-17T03:56:00.000-07:00

BIRMINGHAM: Malala Yousufzai is making progress in a British hospital, doctors said on Tuesday, as police turned away visitors claiming to be relatives.The 14-year-old girl, who was shot in the head by the Taliban in Mingora last week,was in a stable condition on her first full day in Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham after being flown to the city in

central England in an air ambulance.The hospital’s medical director David Rosser said she had had a “comfortable night”.“We are very pleased with the progress she’s made so far,” he told reporters. “She is showing every sign of being every bit as strong as we’ve been led to

believe.“Malala will need reconstructive stirgery and we have international experts in that field.” He said doctors at the highly specialised hospital — where British service personnel wounded in Afghanistan are treated —were beginning to plan for the complex procedures but they would not be

carried out in the coming days.Malala has been assessed by clinicians from the neurosurgery, imaging, trauma and therapy departments, though “very specialist teams” who may become involved further down the line are yet to perform detailed assessments on her injuries, Mr Rosser added.The teenager had a bullet removed from her skull last week.Given that she was targeted for assassination by a Taliban gunman, security measures are in place at the hospital.Mr Rosser said there had been some “irritating incidents” overnight in which people “claiming to be members of Malala’s family — which we don’t believe to be true” had turned up.A West Midlands Police spokesman said two “well-wishers” were questioned by officers who took their details and turned them away.“No arrests were made and at no point was there any threat to Malala,” he said.Mr Rosser added: “We think it’s probably people being over-curious. They didn’t get very far.”Birmingham has a 100,000-strong ethnic Pakistani community — a tenth of the city’s population.Meanwhile, experts are optimistic that Malala has a good chance of recovery

because unlike adults, the brains of teenagers are still growing and can adapt to trauma better. “Her response to treatment so far mdicated that she could make a good recovery from her injuries,” the Queen Elizabeth Hospital said in a statement.Despite the early optimism, the full extent of Malala’s brain injuries has not been made public and outside experts cautioned it is extremely unlikely that a full recovery of all her brain’s functions can be made. Instead, they could only hope that the bullet took a “lucky path” — going through a more “silent,” or less active —part of the brain.“You don’t have a bullet go through

your brain and have a full recovery,” said Dr Jonathan Fellus, chief scientific officer at the New Jersey-based International Brain Research Foundation.Doctors say Malala has an advantage because teens are generally healthier and their bodies have a stronger ability to react to the disruption that the injury

causes.“It helps to be young and resilient to weather that storm,” Dr Fellus said.“Because her brain is continuing to develop at that age, she may have more flexibility in the brain.”There’s also a psyc1ological aspect to why youngsters have a better shot at recovery. While injured adults often mourn the loss of what they had, teens don’t know what they are missing.“They have an amazing capacity for hope,” Dr Fell us said. In Malala’s case, herstrong personality would also help her recover, he added.Still, experts cautioned that it is impossible to say how Malala will do without knowing the path of the bullet and what

damage it caused, details that have not been released.”The brain is like real estate,” said Dr Anders Cohen, chief of neurosurgery at The Brooklyn Hospital Centre in New York. “Location is everything. Based on the information we have, it appears that Malala was shot from the front down diagonally, but we don’t know what part of the brain the bullet went through, whether it crossed the midline and hit any vessels, or whether the bullet passed through the right or left side of the brain. “—Agencies

Pakistan, Iran vow To Jointly pursue major projects

2012-10-17T03:43:00.000-07:00

BAKU (Azerbaijan), Oct 16: President Asif Ali Zardari on Tuesday called for speeding up work on joint projects like the Iran-Pakistan gas

pipeline, electricity transmission lines and rail and road

schemes.During a meeting between President Zardari and his

Iranian counterpart Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on the sidelines of the 12th ECO summit, the two sides discussed bilateral, regional and

international issues.From the Pakistani side, the meeting was also attended by Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar, Senator Haji

Mohammad Adeel, mayatuflah Kakar and Ambassador to Azerbaijan Alamgir Babar.The president noted that relations with Tian were growing steadily and expressed a Iran desire for more collaboration in trade and investment,energy and connectivity to bring the two peoples closer.He said greater interaction between the leadership and the two nations would not only

strengthen historical,cultural and religious bonds but would also help them to benefit from each other’s

resources and expertise.President Zardari said there was a huge potential for trade between the two coun

tries and called for concessions like preferential tariff and free trade arrangements to take the volume or bilateral trade to $10 billion.“The agreement on export of wheat and rice to Iran is a test case for our barter trade and if successful, it can be replicated in other areas.”President Zardari called for removing tariff and non-tariff barriers and identifying alternative arrangements to expand bilateral trade.Asif Zardari and President Ahmadinejad called for expediting work on projects like the Iran-Pakistan gas

pipeline, the 1000MW Taftan Quetta power transmission line, 100MW Gwadar power supply project, construction of Nushki-Dalbandin section of Quetta-Taftan highway and upgradarion of Quetta-Taftan

railway track.Issues related to visa facilitation and opening of new border posts at Mand-Pishiri and Gabd-Rimdan to connect Karachi and Gwadar with Chah Bahar and Bandar

Abbas through the Coastal Highway were also discussed. President Zardari said Pakistan was concerned over the deteriorating situation in Syria. “We believe that stabiluy in this region is important for peace in the region and beyond.”He said Pakistan desired an immediate end to the bloodshed in Syria and would
continue advocating principies of non-intervention and non-interference in the internal affairs of states.
The president said Pakistan supported independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity of Syria
and that it would continue supporting any initiative which could provide political space to Syrian parties for
bringing peace and stability in the country.Mr Zardari reiterated Pakistan’s stance to support an Afghan-led and Afghan-owned reconciliation process .—APP

On the sidelines PTI refutes claims of consultation over caretaker setup

2012-09-09T22:14:00.001-07:00

Refuting claims by Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N) that it had consulted Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) over probable naines for a caretaker prime minister, PTI chair man Imran Khan said that PML-N chief Nawaz Sharif and President Asif Ali Zardari have struck a deal to award each other five-year terms ‘to rule

over the masses.’Speaking at a press conference on Sunday, Khan said his party would foil the ‘nefarious designs’ of both PPP and PML-N.He added that if PTI could not form its government in the centre, they would prefer playing the role of an active opposition rather than join hands with either party in a bid to become part of a post-election setup.PTI central information secretary Shafqat Mebmood termed

the statements of Leader of the Opposition Chaudhary Nisar ALI Khan baseless, and said that PTI had not circulated the names of Shoaib Suddlle or Abdul Razzak Dawood for care taker prime minister,He added that when PML-N would contact the party for any consultation on the matter,PTI would hold party delibera

dons arid announce its stance public ally.Poor performance in Punjab Lamenting the deterioration of public services in Punjab,the PTI chairman lambasted the PML-N for performing worse than the PPP-led federal

government.Armed with figures, Khan said that while average growth rate of the country was 3,4%,

Punjab had grown by a mere 2.5% during the past four-and-a-half years.Taking a shot at the worsening

energy crisis, PTI leader said that under article 1 of the 18th Amendment, proVinCial governments have the

mandate to produce electricity.However, Shahbaz Sharif had taken the option of scoring political points against the federal government rather than add one megawatt to Puniab to alleviate the suffering of

the common man, Khan said.He added that the law and order situation in Punjab was also abysmal as there had been an overall increase of 12% in crimes. According to data, crimes against property increased by 37%, robbery by 109%, murder 15% and rape n%.Punjab government wasted RS21 billion on Rapid Bus Transit System, Khan said.

‘Fleeing persecution’ 171 Bheel pilgrims to seek asylum in India: report After reaching Samenath Rajasthan, a group of Hindu ‘pilgrims’ from Sindh say they don’t want to go back

2012-09-09T22:01:00.000-07:00

Dozens of Pakistani Hindu pilgrims who reached the Indian state of Rajasthan on Sunday say they don’t intend to return to their country, according to BBC Urdu Service.The “Thar Express” train,carrying 171 Pakistani Hindu pilgrims, chugged into the city of Jodhpur on Sunday.Although these Hindus are on

a pilgrimage trip (yatra), their leader said they would not go back to Pakistan.

The Sangathan (SLS), an Indian organization working for the welfare of Hindus, has appealed to the Indian government to issue “refugee visas”to these pilgrims.At the Jodhpur railway station, the Pakistani Hindus

were received by SLS volunteers who made arrangements for their lodging and food.

For years, the SLS has been working for the settlement of Pakistani Hindus in India.

According to a spokes person for the SLS, all 171 Pakistani Hindus — among them 32 women and children are residents of Sanghar and Hyderabad cities of Sindh province, They belong to the Bheel tribe.

Spy agencies under fire for Balochistan mess Speakers call for ‘open trial’ of Akbar Bugti’s killers, end to military operation and high-powered commission

2012-09-09T21:54:00.001-07:00

The government should curtail the role of military and intelligence agencies and call off the military operation ii it wants a political solution to the festering Balochistan imbroglio,said speakers at a national

conference.Local politicians, nationalist leaders, rights campaigners and lawyers attended the conference organised by the Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) and moderated by its President Yasin Azad in Quetta on Sunday.They called for an open trial of the killers of Jamhoori Wattan Party (JWP) chief Nawab Akbar Bugtì who died in August 2006 more than eight months after a military operation was launched by

Gen Pervez Musharraf.They also demanded that the spiral of violence must stop and all missing persons recovered.Rights campaigners blame security agencies for the enforced disappearances in the volatile

province - where Baloch separatists have been fighting a deadly insurgency since 2004.Former SCBA chief and senior lawyer Asma Jahangir did not mince words in her criticism of the military for the mess in Balochistan.“The army wants to exploit the resources of Balochistan and snatch the right of ownership of its people

Late, devastating monsoon Drenched by rains country Dbraces for more NMA confirms over 69 deaths so far unofficiaally is higher

2012-09-09T21:43:00.001-07:00

Dozens of people were killed as torrential rains ravaged the country on Sunday, inundating large swathes of land as canals breached their banks, roofs collapsed and people were electrocuted in its aftennath.

Sunday’s downpour also raised the death toll, particularly in southern Punjab.The National Disaster

Management Authority (NDMA) put the overall death toll on Sunday at over 69, but warned that

it may rise as the meteorological department predicted more rains in the coming

days.Swelling death toll “The strong monsoon spell has claimed over 69 lives and left 70 injured,” NDMA chairman Dr Zafar Iqbal. Qadir told The Express Tribune. He added the strong but late spell of monsoon rains

also damaged over 7,000 houses and shops across the country.“Heavy rains may fall for two more days, but rivers are not expected to flood,” he said,adding that provincial disaster management authorities

have already issued early flood warnings to prevent further damage.

Economy uncertain as elections loom

2012-09-09T21:30:00.001-07:00

Pakistan is entering a historic election cycle with key vulnerabilities growing within the economy. Given the uncertainties involved in the election cycle, a danger that worries many people is a sharply deterio

rating economic situation in the midst of a noisy and chaotic transfer of power. Most eyes are on the foreign

exchange reserves these days. Does Pakistan have sufficient reserves to prevent a dramatic slide in the

value of the rupee over the course of the next nine to ten months?The government is confident that given the state of projected inflows and outflows, things will remain broadly stable. According to figures provided by Finance Minister Hafeez Shaikh in an exclusive interview to Dawn, Pakistan has already paid $700 million in debt repayment to the International Monetary Fund this fiscal year, and “over the rest of

the fiscal year, we are to pay another $5.6 billion, which includes the IMP but also all other debt payments”.

The country’s foreign exchange reserves have been on a downward glide path since December of 2011,

when they touched a peak of just above $18 billion. Latest State Bank figures show total reserves at

just above $14.8 billion, with the downward trend continuing in spite of a $1.1 billion Coalition Support Fund (CSF) inflow on Aug 2.Even the total figure is misleading, since dose to $4.4 billion of that is kept with commercial banks,and a large fraction is “encumbered,” to use a banker’s jargon,meaning that it has been borrowed from the banks through complex instruments known as swaps and forwards. This encumbered

amount had touched a peak of around $2.5 billion at the start of 2012, but it’s unclear where it stands today.“Our forecast for external flows from our different partners, bilateral flows as well as commercial

transactions is 5 billion plus so I think the forex reserves are likely to remain more or less stable dur-

ing this year, and of course remittances are strong and exports with hopefully remain as they were last

year,” say Hafeez Shaikh. “I think the situation would be manageable.”But not everybody is convinced.

Salim Raza, former State Bank Governor, thinks that this number ought to factor in developments on

the trade front as well. “Where the Exchange rate may be by the end of this fiscal year will depend

importantly on how current account trends shape out, in the second half of the financial year,”he says.It’s not clear what sorts of assumptions the finance minister’s projections are built on, regarding the direction in which oil prices may move this year, or what will happen to food prices. “A current account deficit

heading towards last year’s $4.5 billion will be a problem,” says Salim Raza, especially in view of the repayments to the IMF.A breakdown of the expected inflows shows some optimistic assumptions. For instance, it includes $800 million from auction of 3G licenses in the telecom sector, although whether or not anauction takes place before the arrival of an interim government is far from clear.

LCCI warning Fresh POL price hike may ignite tempers

2012-09-09T19:14:00.000-07:00

The Lahore Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has warned the government of a protest movement if any further increase is made in the prices of petroleum products.In a statement issued here on Saturday, President Irfan Qaiser Sheikh said the chamber in consultation with all trade and industrial associations would also launch movement against weekly price review of the petroleum products and the federal government would be responsible for any untoward situation.“The business community is unable to understand that under which law the government is making repeated upward in-

creases in the petroleum prices when it always purchases POL products for three months.”

He said the government should revisit its petroleum prices fixation formula and make it acceptable to business community that is the main stakeholder in all economic policies.Sheikh asked as to how a businessman would be able to calculate the prices of his merchandise when he is unaware of their in-

put cost. “It is not the electricity alone that has destroyed economic activity but the government itself is responsible for economic meltdown by taking steps like petrol price hike.”He said the LCCT had time and again asked the government to take all chambers of commerce onboard while taking industry-related decisions but to no avail.“If repeated increase in the fuel prices would be made, the entire economy would suffer and the same happened in Pakistan in the last many months as the repeated hikes in the

POL p1-ices had ruined the industrial and economic activities.”The LCCI president said only because of high

cost of doing business in Pakistan, a large number of industrial units had already shifted their operations to other countries and the recent decision would force more industrialists to shift their industrial units.

He said the government was producing huge amount of electricity through thermal means and after increase in petroleum prices, rates of electricity would touch new highs.

Irfan Qaiser Sheikh said the chamber had for the last many years been call ¡ng on successive governments to take measures for the promotion of alternate fuels as trade deficit was fast widening

due to heavy imports under the head of petroleum products.He was of the view that the timeline for increase in the prices of petroleum products was also raising questions because at a time when the whole industry was suffering due to energy crisis and high cost of doing business, the raise in POL prices would give a death blow to the industry.

Syria: military aircraft shot down by rebels claim

2012-08-13T17:37:00.000-07:00

Syria's official media of the Syrian Air Force warplane near the Iraqi border "technical error"
was caused by accident. FSA. Organization of the Syrian troops deviant or free syrian Army military aircraft shot down in the same area claimed. Syrian officials say the pilot to locate the damaged ship and the rebels have released footage of a man. According to the pilots of combat aircraft in the country's eastern region has been dropped.
According to the official Syrian news agency Sana News destroyed the warship was on a routine flight. And during the flight because the pilot lost control of technical error. However, he was managed to escape before the plane crash.

The new song of film Joker's was releases

2012-08-11T17:42:00.000-07:00

Bollywood comedy film Joker new song "The Joker" has been released.
Song is shot on Actor Akshay Kumar and Sinha sonakshi. Songs were written by Shereish Kunder. Prakash Kumar has set the music and singers are Sonu Nigam and Shawita Pundit. The film is being released on August thirty.

Anjlina Jolie and Brad Pitt's marriage was fixed this week

2012-08-11T17:24:00.000-07:00

Hollywood Action Girl finally enter in action. The wedding date has changed.
Rather than September get married this week. Hollywood super hit pair is now one of the early Bar_njlina. Seven year wait was over in seconds. Six children, but not getting married name Julie anjlina suddenly agreed to marry. The couple married in September news, came of your own. And date of marriage has changed.

Egyptian tribes against militants

2012-08-10T18:31:00.000-07:00

Israel and the Gaza Strip border with Egypt's Sinai desert beduin local tribal chiefs in the area of government operations against Islamic militants has supported.
And to restore security in government are willing to help. Jamal Uddin Ahmed talks with the country's interior minister in Gaza's smuggling tunnels designed to have agreed to destroy.

Afghanistan: Three U.S. soldiers killed in shooting

2012-08-10T18:22:00.000-07:00

NATO officials in Afghanistan say an armed man dressed in Afghan army uniforms shooting and three U.S. soldiers were killed.
NATO officials said the incident occurred in Helmand province. Afghan officials told the British news agency Reuters that the three people killed were members of special forces.
They said that three officials Thursday night in a critical district of Helmand province, were killed during the meeting.

Fifty million pounds of aid to Syrian insurgents,

2012-08-10T18:16:00.000-07:00

British Foreign Secretary William Hague said the British government,
the Syrian Army rebels syryyn free of non-fatal form of fifty million pounds of goods to aid decision. The electric generators, radios and other communication devices are included in this aid. However, this aid will not include any type of weapon.

Saif and my marriage has become a national joke: Kareena Kapoor

2012-08-10T18:00:00.000-07:00

Bollywood acter Kareena Kapoor said that they regret that their marriage has now become a national joke.
Bebo in a newspaper interview in Mumbai said the dedication that their own and safe activities for film of enormous delay in the marriage occurred. Which they are sorry.
However, she said their marriage will be from safe. Bebo at the occasion of his marriage with Saif avoided giving deadlines. Saif and Kareena's marriage has been postponed three times.

New trailor has been released of 3D film Resident Evil Retribution

2012-08-10T17:48:00.000-07:00

Hollywood science fiction action series resident evill new part trailer has been released.
Resident Evil in this new three-D film Maila Koch famous Bollywood actor once again will play the central character in the action. This movie would be in cinemas in fourteen September of this year. The audience is waiting anxiously.

Preti Zanta comeback in hollywood after four years

2012-08-10T17:30:00.000-07:00

Dimple Girl of Bollywood Priti Panta enter back in Bollywood after four years.
The first trailer of the movie Love in Paris finery became Internet.
Priti Znta is not only playing central role in movie Love In Paris but he is also a film producer. Their main competitors are paying TV actor Rehan. The film stars including Salman Khan as the guest artist will fall Representation. The film is being released on October five.

Even race winner with a broken leg

2012-08-09T21:10:00.000-07:00

Monte Mitchell, U.S. athletes have revealed that he was breaking his leg four hundred meter relay men race.
Mitchell is part of the U.S. team London Olympics on Friday in which he qualified for the finals is owed. Mitchell's injury despite the U.S. team still has the second fastest team.

Yusen Bolt's historic victory

2012-08-09T21:04:00.000-07:00

London Olympics Jamaica yusen Bolt hundred and two hundred meter race won the competition were able to defend their titles.
London Olympic athletics men's most important competition of the two hundred meter race yusen Bolt of Jamaica won the gold medal. He have also won gold in the first hundred meters race.
Yusen Bolt the two hundred meter race yusen bold completed in nineteen decimal thirty-two seconds. Defense champion Yusen Bolt won the race and made a new history.

Vietnam: cleaning up hazardous substance for health

2012-08-09T19:46:00.000-07:00

America in Vietnam, Agent Orange, a health hazardous substance to clean the affected area has launched a project to help.
Nineteen hundred and seventy-five at the end of the war between the two countries since the first attempt to eliminate pollution. Danang downtown from the airport's operations were launched. U.S. enemies to destroy forest cover plants providers offer thousands of gallons of pesticides were sprayed. Vietnam says millions have been affected by Agent Orange, while half a million children are born with Severe birth defects.

Syria: Halab city of insurgents had been lost

2012-08-09T19:38:00.000-07:00

Opposition commanders in Syria say that an important district of Halab city Salahuddin was out of his hand.
Rebel commanders said that as a result of action by the government are forced to retreat. Government forces bombed the city of Halab has launched a new series.
According to Syria's official media, the military now has full control over the area. And "terrorists", has suffered heavy losses.