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  1. How doctor's one-man campaign exposed Josef Fritzl's truth ANI - Sun, May 11

    London, May 11 (ANI): The Austrian doctor whose actions led to the capture of Josef Fritzl says his suspicions were raised within seconds of meeting the devil dad. 

  2. Going nuclear came at a cost for Pakistan IANS - Sun, May 11

    Karachi, May 11 (IANS) Weighing the implications of the nuclear tests carried out by India and Pakistan 10 years ago, many experts believe that while they may have contributed to stabilising bilateral relations somewhat, Islamabad still continues to pay a price for it. 

  3. Hindus in Pak asked not to cremate in land allotted 100 yrs back IE - Thu, May 8

    Pakistani Hindus have been asked not to use a cremation ground allotted to them during the British era in the country's troubled northwest. 

  4. Malaysian woman allowed to revert to Buddhism IANS - Thu, May 8

    Kuala Lumpur, May 8 (IANS) In a landmark decision, a Malaysian court Thursday allowed a Chinese woman who had converted to Islam to revert to Buddhism. 

  5. Rajapaksa challenges Prabhakaran to direct clash IANS - Wed, May 7

    Colombo, May 7 (IANS) Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa Tuesday challenged the elusive leader of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) Velupillai Prabhakaran to 'clash with him directly' and declared that his government would continue in its bid to flush rebels out of their stronghold in  

  6. Myanmar cyclone toll climbs to nearly 22,500 ANI - Tue, May 6

    The European Commission will provide a two million euro aid package for the victims of the Myanmar cyclone and said on May 6, that the priority was to give people shelter and water. 

  7. After all it's the US which 'eats more' IE - Mon, May 5

    Destroying the claims of President George Bush, UN body FAO's data show food grain consumption by Americans has grown at a much faster rate during 2007-08 than just about two per cent by Indians and the Chinese. 

  8. Pakistanis believe in "kill, fight, shoot" view of Islam ANI - Mon, May 5

    Washington, May 5 (ANI): Pakistanis misinterpret Islam by assuming that it requires them to "Kill, fight, shoot", and this view of Islam is quite common in Pakistan, said a Turkish Muslim teacher living in Karachi. 

  9. Friends born on the same day, die in accident with each other ANI - Fri, May 2

    Kuala Lumpur, May 2 (ANI): This sure is a classic example of twist of fate. Pals Khoo Ching Leong and Tey Swee Seng, were born on the same day, and 19 years later died together. 

  10. Labourers work on the construction site of the Hangzhou Bay Bridge in Ningbo, Zhejiang province, March 21, 2008. China will open the world's longest cross-sea bridge on Thursday, linking the financial and commercial hub of Shanghai with the booming port and industrial city of Ningbo, the official Xinhua news agency said. REUTERS/Steven Shi/Files
    China opens world's longest sea bridge near Shanghai Reuters - Thu, May 1

    SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China will open the world's longest cross-sea bridge on Thursday, linking the financial and commercial hub of Shanghai with the booming port and industrial city of Ningbo, the official Xinhua news agency said. 


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