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Thaindian News - Mar 11, 2008
DPA Kampala, March 12 (DPA) A Ugandan military helicopter pilot has been killed and four soldiers injured when their aircraft crashed in the northeast of the country during a mission to flush out tribal cattle …
Tagged: uncategorized
Thaindian News - Mar 11, 2008
DPA Washington, March 12 (DPA) US stocks got a positive push Tuesday from a pledge by the US central bank to pump $200 billion into the US financial system. The three major stock indices climbed nearly four percent …
Tagged: world
Thaindian News - Mar 11, 2008
DPA Washington, March 12 (DPA) China’s human rights record “remained poor” in 2007 but some reforms helped remove the country from the US list of the world’s most systematic abusers of human rights, according to a …
Tagged: north korea, uncategorized, olympic games, darfur, kremlin, khartoum, religious freedom, beatings, 2008 olympic games, interrogations, government forces, political activists, human rights activists
Thaindian News - Mar 11, 2008
DPA Washington, March 12 (DPA) The US military commander overseeing operations in the Middle East, Admiral William Fallon, is resigning, US Defence Secretary Robert Gates announced Tuesday. Fallon appeared to be in …
Tagged: middle east, world, afghanistan, george w bush, iran, robert gates, white house, esquire magazine, uranium enrichment, president george w bush, disagreement, use of force, nuclear activities, william fallon, central command, admiral william fallon, defence secretary, secretary robert, dpa, military commander
Thaindian News - Mar 11, 2008
DPA San Francisco/Brussels, March 12 (DPA) Google has said that it had completed its acquisition of internet advertising firm DoubleClick and would start detailed planning on integrating the two companies that could …
Tagged: world, google, european commission, internet advertising, layoffs, banner ads, regulators, mergers, 1 billion, doubleclick, eric schmidt, privacy advocates, federal trade commission, headcount, black president, dominant position
Thaindian News - Mar 11, 2008
Chennai, March 11 (IANS) Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M. Karunanidhi Tuesday evening announced a cash prize of Rs.1 million for World Carrom Champion Ilavazhagi, the daughter of a poor three-wheeler driver. “Ilavazhagi’s …
Tagged: south korea, sports, three wheeler, chennai, world champion, march 11, chief minister, vishwanathan anand, cash prize, m karunanidhi, rs 1, korea japan, tuesday evening, britain south, carrom, japan italy
Thaindian News - Mar 11, 2008
(Lead) Ahmedabad, March 11 (IANS) The Ahmedabad airport employees union said late Tuesday evening that its group C and D employees would go on the indefinite “non-cooperation” stir from midnight. Speaking to IANS late …
Tagged: business, hyderabad, ahmedabad, bangalore, march 11, fire safety, disruption, backlog, contingency plan, civil aviation ministry, assistant secretary, seniority, tuesday evening, deaf ears, private enterprise
Thaindian News - Mar 11, 2008
Hyderabad, March 11 (IANS) GMR Hyderabad International Airport Ltd (GHIAL), the developer of the new international airport at Shamshabad near here, Tuesday announced that it has received the civil aviation ministry’s …
Tagged: business, government of india, congress president sonia gandhi, civil aviation ministry, environmental clearance, indefinite strike, pollution control board, heart of the city, commercial operations, airports authority of india, airports authority of india aai, private developers
Thaindian News - Mar 11, 2008
(Lead) DPA Baghdad, March 11 (DPA) At least 34 people were killed, including police officers and members of the Awakening Councils, and 35 wounded, across Iraq, police sources and media reports said Tuesday. In the …
Tagged: world, explosions, airstrikes, suicide bomber, saba, explosive device, bombers, march 11, falluja, police officers, om, news agency, air raids, police sources, three men, other vehicles, voices of iraq, terrorist network
Thaindian News - Mar 11, 2008
New Delhi, March 11 (IANS) Ahead of the ruling United Progressive Alliance’s (UPA) meeting with Left allies on the nuclear deal, the government is set to start a series of internal reviews of the India’s safeguards …
Tagged: uncategorized, nuclear deal, left parties, us congress, prakash karat, international atomic energy agency, nuclear suppliers group, international atomic energy agency iaea, communist party of india, bilateral agreement, atomic energy agency, international atomic energy, progressive alliance, atomic energy commission, communist party of india marxist, level discussions, indian delegation, left allies, nuclear commerce, safeguards agreement, marxist leader