Blasts kill 57 as Iraq battles political crisis
BAGHDAD: A wave of attacks in Baghdad Thursday killed 57 people as Iraq faced a political…
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Philippine floods death toll rises to 521: Red Cross
MANILA (December 18, 2011): The death toll from mammoth floods unleashed in the Philippines by tropical storm Washi has climbed to 521, the Red Cross said Sunday.
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Indian student named world’s shortest living woman
NAGPUR: An Indian student measuring just 62.8 centimetres (less than two foot, one inch) was on Friday confirmed as the world’s shortest living woman, Guinness World Records said on Friday.
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Massive fire at Kolkata hospital, 20 feared dead
KOLKATA (December 9, 2011): A massive fire broke out at Kolkata’s AMRI Hospital at around 3:30 am today, reportedly killing at least 20 people.
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Rusia also likely to cut Nato Suply Line after Pakistan decision
MOSCOW (December 1, 2011): After Pakistan, it is now Russia which seems inclined to go tough…
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16 peoples die in Indian stampede: officials
DEHRADUN, India (November 8, 2011): At least 16 people were crushed to death and scores of others injured in a stampede at a religious ceremony close to the river Ganges in northern India on Tuesday, officials said.
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Indian Ship Sinks, 4 crewman dead and 5 missing: State Media Oman
MUSCAT (November 6, 2011): Four crewmen died and five are still missing after an Indian ship sank in bad weather off the coast of Oman, state media in the Gulf sultanate reported on Sunday.
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Eid-ul-Azha in Saudi Arabia, Gulf, Europe, USA, UK today
MAKKAH (November 6, 2011): Eid-ul-Azha is being celebrated in Saudi Arabia and other Gulf states today. Eid is also being celebrated in Europe, United States of America and Far East countries.
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Crown Prince Sultan Bin Abdul Aziz burried in Riyadh
Riyadh (October 26, 2011): Crown Prince Sultan Bin Abdul Aziz, who died on Saturday in New York, was buried after a funeral service in Riyadh yesterday.
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Magnitude-7.2 Earthquake hits Turkey, up to 1000 feared dead, many buildings collapse
VAN, Turkey (Reuters) – As many as 1,000 people were feared killed on Sunday when a powerful earthquake struck southeast Turkey, destroying dozens of buildings and trapping some victims alive under the debris.
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Former Libyan leader Col Muammar Gaddafi has been killed
SIRTE (20th October, 2011): Toppled dictator Moamer Kadhafi was killed Thursday in a final assault by new regime forces on the last pocket of resistance in his hometown Sirte, sparking wild joy and celebratory gunfire across Libya.
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Dozens arrested as New York protesters, police clash
NEW YORK (AFP, October 16, 2011): At least 88 people have been arrested in New York after police on horseback clashed with protesters in Times Square on Saturday during a global day of demonstrations against corporate greed.
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