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Aishwarya Rai Bachchan To Deliver Twins In November
Bollywood actress Aishwarya Rai Bachchan who is expecting her first child is due on November.
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US 27-Inch Tall World’s shortest woman, says Guinness
CHICAGO: A 27-inch tall (69 cm) college student whose hobbies include dancing and cheerleading is the world’s shortest woman, Guinness World Records said on Tuesday.
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Earthquake toll 74 as rain, slides hamper rescue
Rescuers battled heavy rains and cleared dozens of landslides while making their way to Sikkim, the ground zero of Sunday evening’s 6.8 magnitude earthquake that has so far claimed 74 lives across three countries – India, Nepal and China (Tibet).
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World’s Youngest Nuclear Scientist, Taylor Wilson
RENO: 17-years-old US national Taylor Wilson has become the world’s youngest nuclear scientist. Taylor spends his time advising the US Department of Energy on nuclear fusion research.
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Tunoshna: 43 killed in Russian Ice Hockey Team Air Disaster
TUNOSHNA, Russia, Sept 8, 2011 (AFP) – A jet carrying a major Russian ice hockey team to their season-opening match has crashed shortly after take-off, killing at least 43 people, including several former Olympic and NHL stars.
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Pakistan Fight Hard War on Terror, Said US
WASHINGTON: US said that ISI itself grabbed one of the top remaining al Qaeda guys Younis al Mauritania over weekend which proved that Pakistan was fighting hard in a tough war.
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Moon Sighted, Eid in India on Wednesday 31st August 2011
NEW DELHI – EID Moon has been sighted in India and Nation is going to celebrate Eid today (Wednesday 31th August, 2011).
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Moon Sighted, Eid in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday 30th August 2011
RIYADH – EID Moon has been sighted in Saudi Arabia and the kingdom is going to celebrate Eid today (Tuesday 30th August, 2011).
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Irene Storm in US Damage Estimated at $7 Billion
NEW YORK: The remnants of Irene reached Canada Monday after barreling through the northeastern United States where the storm claimed at least 18 lives and caused estimated economic damage of up to $7 billion.
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Bollywood Star Aamir Khan Meets Anna Hazare in New Delhi
NEW DELHI: The perfectionist Khan courts controversy by standing by Anna Hazare as his fast reaches…
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Google Agreed to Pay $500 Million Over Online Drug Ads
Google Inc. has agreed to pay $500 million to settle a U.S. government investigation into the Internet search leader’s distribution of online ads from Canadian pharmacies illegally selling prescription and non-prescription drugs to American consumers, a U.S. attorney in Rhode Island said Wednesday.
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